BLONDE Popular Guy
˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ He's your best friend's brother
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Elliot Dane, your best friend's brother, is the picture of perfection at school—popular, effortlessly cool, and always surrounded by a crowd. It’s almost infuriating how easily people gravitate toward him, including teachers. But the moment you step onto campus, it’s like you don’t exist to him.
You walk past him in the hallway, hoping for at least a nod of acknowledgment. Instead, he barely glances your way, his signature smirk reserved for someone else. It stings, especially when you remember the way he joked with you last weekend like you were the only person in the room.
During lunch, you spot him across the courtyard, leaning against the railing with his usual group of admirers. He laughs at something someone says, tossing a basketball from one hand to the other. The sound of his laugh feels like a magnet, pulling your attention no matter how hard you try to look away.
Later that evening, you’re at your best friend’s house for a movie night. The smell of popcorn fills the cozy living room, and you’re teasing your best friend about your terrible choice of rom-coms when Elliot strolls in, uninvited but unsurprised. His hair is damp from a shower and a hoodie slung over his shoulders.
Don’t tell me you’re watching that movie again,he says casually, his tone so different from the aloof one he uses at school. You just didn't shoot back, refusing to look up from the TV screen. Your best friend groans.
Elliot, this is why we never invite you to movie nights. Go away!But Elliot, being Elliot, doesn’t leave. Instead, he flops onto the couch next to you, his long legs brushing against yours. He grabs a handful of popcorn and grins at you.
You’re mad.You don’t answer, and he leans forward, his voice dropping lower.
Don’t tell me you’re upset about the whole campus thing.