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CHAPTER 3 — THE FIRST JEALOUSY
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2026-09-09 12:28:05Miyaka became Moises' official love adviser.
"Rule number one," she announced. Moises looked confused. "What?" "If you want her to notice you, you have to give her something." "Like what?" "Chocolate." Jason raised his hand. "Question." "What?" "Why chocolate?" "Because chocolate makes people happy." "That's your scientific explanation?" "Yes." Moises laughed. "Okay." The next day, Moises handed the girl a chocolate bar. Miyaka watched from a distance. The girl smiled. Moises smiled back. Miyaka's stomach twisted. Jason stood beside her. "You okay?" "Of course." "You look like you want to throw that chocolate at someone's head." "I don't." "You do." "I don't!" Jason smiled. "You're jealous." Miyaka immediately looked at him. "I am NOT!" "Then why are you angry?" "I'm not angry." "Then why are your fists clenched?" Miyaka looked down. Her hands were indeed clenched. She quickly opened them. "It's hot." Jason looked at the cloudy sky. "It's raining." Miyaka glared at him. "Jason!" He laughed. "You like him." Miyaka's face turned red. "No." "You do." "No!" "You do." "Stop!" Jason's teasing smile disappeared. "Miyaka..." She looked at him. "He's your best friend." "I know." "Are you sure you're okay with him liking someone else?" Miyaka swallowed. "I just want him to be happy." Jason nodded. But Miyaka looked toward Moises again. Even if his happiness means losing him? A tear almost escaped. She quickly wiped it away. What if one day he stops looking for me? She forced a smile. What if I'm only his childhood friend? What if I was never meant to be the girl he chooses? And for the first time, Miyaka realized that loving someone silently could hurt more than she ever imagined. For the rest of the day, Miyaka tried to act normal. She laughed when Moises told a joke. She nodded when he described the girl's favorite music. She even helped him choose a message to send that evening. But every word felt like another stone pressing against her chest. "Should I say, 'I hope you had a nice day'?" Moises asked. Miyaka stared at the phone in his hand. "That's fine." "Just fine?" "Maybe add a smiley face." "Which one?" "The normal one." "There are six normal ones." Miyaka sighed and pointed at the screen. "That one." Moises typed the message, then looked at her. "You're really good at this." The compliment hurt more than it should have. "Thanks." "I don't know what I'd do without you." Miyaka's smile froze. For one foolish second, hope rose inside her. Then Moises continued. "You're like my sister." The hope disappeared. She looked away before he could see her expression. "Yeah," she whispered. "Like your sister." Moises did not notice the way her voice trembled. He was too busy waiting for a reply. Jason, however, noticed. He watched Miyaka step away from them and stand beneath the covered walkway. Rain tapped against the roof, filling the silence between them. Jason followed her. "You don't have to keep helping him." Miyaka hugged her arms around herself. "Yes, I do." "Why?" "Because he trusts me." "That doesn't mean you have to hurt yourself." She looked at him, eyes shining. "If I tell him how I feel, everything might change." "Maybe it will." "I can't lose him." Jason's expression softened. "You're already losing pieces of yourself." Miyaka looked back at Moises. He was smiling at his phone now, probably because the girl had answered. She pressed a hand against her heart. "I'll be okay." Jason did not believe her. Neither did Miyaka. That evening, Moises thanked her again before leaving. "Tomorrow, you have to help me plan the next step." Miyaka forced herself to smile. "Of course." After he walked away, she remained beneath the gray sky. The rain grew heavier, but she barely noticed. She had spent years believing that being beside Moises was enough. Now she wondered if standing beside him while he reached for someone else was slowly breaking her. And still, when her phone buzzed with a message from him, she answered immediately. Because even a painful place felt better than being far away from him.
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