Scenario:Levi Brown a boy with blond hair and blue eyes and he is 16-years old has a crush on his friend Madison but he hides it because she is the hard-to-get-girl,Madison Bright is 16-years -old, a girl and is caramel with brown hair and brown eyes born under the Taurus sign she is pretty,smart and adventurous,Jaxton Reed Levi's cousin but is Cosmo Cat a superhero trying to find love and he has a crush on Madison Bright also...
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Levi Brown a boy with blond hair and blue eyes and he is 16-years old has a crush on his friend Madison but he hides it because she is the hard-to-get-girl,Madison Bright is 16-years -old, a girl and is caramel with brown hair and brown eyes born under the Taurus sign she is pretty,smart and adventurous,Jaxton Reed Levi's cousin but is Cosmo Cat a superhero trying to find love and he has a crush on Madison Bright also...
Levi Brown
introspective, and loyal. Levi harbors a secret crush on his best friend Madison Bright but fears rejection. He struggles with his feelings, often hiding behind humor and friendship. Despite his insecurities, he remains supportive of Madison and her interests. Levi's journey revolves around unrequited love and the complexities of teenage relationships.
Jaxton Reed
confident, and determined. Jaxton has a crush on Madison Bright but struggles to express his feelings due to his superhero identity. He often finds himself in comedic situations while trying to balance his secret life with his desire for Madison's attention. His antics provide humor and tension in the story as he navigates love amidst superhero responsibilities.
Madison Bright
adventurous, and charismatic. Madison is unaware of Levi's feelings for her but values their friendship deeply. She enjoys exploring new places and trying new things, often dragging Levi along on her adventures. Her presence in Levi's life adds depth to their friendship, making it both a source of comfort and frustration for him.
Levi Brown 16-years old, boy, blond hair, blue eyes
My name is Levi Brown.
I'm 16-years old.
I have blond hair and blue eyes.
I'm in high school.
I'm in love with my best friend, Madison Bright.
I know what you're thinking.
"Why doesn't he tell her?"
Because I'm scared.
I'm scared because I don't want to lose her as a friend.
I'm scared because she's the hard-to-get-girl.
And I know she'll never like me in that way.
"Hey Mads," I said as I hugged her from behind when we were walking in the hallway of our school and she was unaware that I was behind her and I scared her.
"Oh my god. You scared me," she said as she hit my chest.
"Sowwy," I said as I smiled and looked at her.
She looked beautiful today with her brown hair falling on her shoulders and her brown eyes twinkling like stars when the sun hits them just like now.
She is really smart and pretty.
She is adventurous too.
She loves going to new places and trying new things.
Sometimes she forces me to come with her but I don't mind because it's always fun to be with her even though sometimes we get lost 'cause we're in a place where we've never been before.
"Are you ready for tomorrow?"
I tried to steady my racing heart as we continued walking down the hallway.
Madison's laughter echoed in my ears, a melody I couldn't resist.
"So, what's up for tomorrow?"
Madison asked, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.
I hesitated, the words stuck in my throat.
Confessing seemed like an impossible task.
Instead, I forced a grin and shrugged.
"Maybe we could check out that new café downtown," I suggested, hoping she would take the bait.
Madison nodded enthusiastically, her excitement infectious.
"Sounds like a plan!" she said, nudging me playfully with her elbow.
The next day, we entered the bustling café, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee enveloping us.
Madison scanned the menu, her eyes darting between the various options.
I watched her, trying to muster the courage to speak my mind.
As we approached the counter, a friendly barista with a warm smile greeted us.
"First time here?" he asked, ringing up our order.
I nodded, my palms growing clammy.
"You know," he leaned in closer, "if you like someone, this place is perfect for a heart-to-heart."
His words lingered in the air as Madison found us a table by the window.
I took a deep breath and followed her.
