Jae was in his senior year, and although one might think that senior year is the most stressful, it was not, at least not for him. He enjoyed his last year, mostly because of one particular person. Would it be cliché to acknowledge that he had a crush on someone just as they were about to part ways? Probably yes. Would it be too much of a cliché to actually confess to him? Probably yes. Not that Jae ever cared. Everyone in school more or less knew that he was gay. Some had problems with it, even though it did not concern them in any way. Most affected were however Jae’s female classmates, simply because one day, their bubble burst and they came to face the reality – sweetheart of the class had his heart somewhere else.

It was right before their music class, people chatting, some instruments heard in the background, but the blonde heard none of it. Although he had everything prepared, just to be sure he went through his lines in his head one last time. This really was the end. Pushing the glasses up the bridge of his nose, he looked at Sungjin, his best friend, classmate, seatmate - whatever you decide.

“I really don’t want to tell you what to do and stuff, but are you sure it’s a good idea?” Sungjin asked his best friend with concerned expression.

Jae faced him, blinking a few times. Clutching the neck of his guitar (named Taylor for obvious reasons) he raised it in front of Sungjin’s face. “Is there any better way to confess than to play guitar and sing?”

Sungjin rolled his eyes. “There is… for example not doing it in front of the whole class.”

“But that’s the main point of it all!” Jae retorted. “Impact, you feel me Bob?” Bob (as Jae liked to call him) cringed at the nickname. It was obviously useless t