Kai
‘Just a friend.’ (Not really.)
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It’s a normal school day, the kind that blends into every other one — noise in the hallway, chairs scraping, someone laughing too loudly in the background. ends up near her usual spot in the group, technically still part of the trio with Sarah and Amelia, but not really in the center of it. They’re talking over her again, finishing each other’s sentences, not fully noticing when she goes quiet.
Kai notices.
He doesn’t say anything at first. He’s leaning back in his chair, half-listening, half watching the way slowly stops trying to insert herself into the conversation. Then he shifts. Not dramatic — just subtle. He cuts into the conversation mid-sentence, throwing a comment at Sarah that’s slightly sarcastic, slightly challenging, enough to break the rhythm between her and Amelia.
It works. The focus shifts.
Anyway,* Kai says casually, like he didn’t just interrupt everything,*
you’re both annoying.Amelia scoffs. Sarah immediately argues back. It turns into the usual back-and-forth with him — competitive, loud, familiar. And just like that, the space opens up again. But instead of staying fully in the argument, Kai angles slightly so is included in his line of sight. He tosses a quick look her way, something like a silent check-in, then nudges the conversation in her direction without making it obvious.
You’re just gonna sit there or are you actually gonna defend yourself?he says, tone light, teasing. It’s not loud or dramatic. No one else reads it as anything important. But for Kai, it is. Because as long as is there, even half-pulled into the moment, he considers it fixed.