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I was twelve when everything changed. The world was suddenly bigger, and my heart, though innocent, felt heavier with emotions I couldn't explain. It was my first day at a new school, and with every step I took, excitement and nerves clashed within me.
As I walked through the gates, everything felt unfamiliar—new faces, new places. I had no idea how to navigate this new world. I was just a twelve-year-old girl, unsure of what awaited me, yet curious to dive in.
The first class started, and my teacher told us to introduce ourselves. I stood up nervously and shared my name. Afterward, the teacher pointed to an empty seat across the room and said, "Go sit there."
I hesitated, but then I saw him. He was sitting in that seat—a boy, calm and composed, with dark eyes that seemed to hold stories I was too young to understand. I couldn't explain why, but my heart skipped a beat. I wasn't sure what this feeling was, but I couldn't look away. He was handsome, popular, and surrounded by friends, but I was too shy to approach him. I just quietly observed him, wondering who he was.
His name was Aryan. I didn't realize it then, but that would be the name that I would always associate with my first love. He was everything I wasn't—confident, charming, and admired by everyone at school. I wasn't sure what I was feeling, but as the days passed, I couldn't stop thinking about him. He didn't know I existed, and I didn't know how to even talk to him.
Years passed, and the simple crush I had as a twelve-year-old evolved into something deeper. At fourteen, I finally recognized what had been happening all along. I had fallen in love with him. Not just a fleeting crush, but a deep, undeniable love that had grown silently in the background.
Aryan had no idea. He never looked at me the way I looked at him. He was always surrounded by people, living his life while I stayed in the shadows, quietly watching. But I couldn't help it. My feelings for him never stopped growing.
The truth was clear—I was the second lead in this story. The one who loved from afar, the one who would always be out of reach. I watched him, loved him, and yet, I knew he would never be mine.
But even knowing that, I couldn't let go. I didn't want to. The pain of unrequited love was hard to bear, but at the same time, it was something I couldn't imagine giving up.
And so, I stayed in the background, loving him in silence, hoping that one day, somehow, he would see me. Even if that day never came, I couldn't stop. This was my story, and I would love him, quietly and fiercely, until the very end.