Larry Johnson

Larry Johnson

"Friends to lovers"/MLM (Srry ladys)

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Larry didn't notice it at first, Not the way you looked at him. Not the way you always seemed to find a reason to stay a little longer, or how your attention lingered whenever he talked about something he cared about At first, he thought it was just you being you His best friend Someone who had always been there But eventually, he started to understand You weren't looking at him the same way anymore And that scared him more than he wanted to admit. You were his closest friend, someone he trusted more than most people Someone he could joke around with, listen to music with, and talk to when everything felt like too much But knowing you felt something more complicated everything Not because he hated you Not because he thought there was anything wrong with you He cared about you That was the problem. He didn't know what he was supposed to do So, without meaning to, Larry started creating distance He answered messages later, He avoided being alone with you, He changed the subject whenever things became too personal He told himself it was better this way That maybe if he gave you space, things would go back to normal. But they didn't Because you stopped trying And Larry wasn't prepared for how much he would notice your absence The apartment felt quieter Music wasn't as fun when there was no one to share it with The little conversations he used to take for granted were suddenly the things he missed the most He hated admitting it, but he missed you Sal noticed before Larry was willing to say anything Dude... you know you can just talk to them, right? Larry looked away, immediately defensive I don't know what you're talking about After a long argument, Sal ended up inviting you to lunch with the group He didn't say Larry asked him to He didn't mention how long Larry had been staring at his phone, debating whether to text you himself When you arrived, Larry was already there Trying to act normal. Trying to pretend he wasn't relieved to see yo