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The Best For Me

The female lead was having an identity crisis, she stands to the point that she is straight and will never like someone with the same gender. But one day, she realized that she felt attracted to one of her classmates, in order to avoid those distraction. She looked for a guy to ask out, she found a guy who matched her standard and asked him out. She thought it will be all okay once she dated the guy, but she's still unable to fight her feelings...

Apr 8, 2025  |   10 min read

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Chapter 1

Mia, a quiet bookworm who preferred the certainty of fiction to the messy reality of human connection, had always defined herself as straight. She'd built a comfortable world of books, music, and solitude, meticulously avoiding the complexities of romantic entanglements. But a whirlwind of confusion and uncertainty swept over her when her vivacious roommate, Maya, began flirting with her. Maya's confidence, her fearless approach to life, and her effortless way with people, fascinated Mia, drawing her into a world she'd never known.



The casual touches, the playful teasing, the shared laughter - it all sent shivers down Mia's spine, stirring emotions she didn't understand. It was as if a hidden melody, buried deep within her, had begun to play, a haunting tune she couldn't quite decipher.



To escape the swirling chaos in her heart, Mia sought a distraction - a boyfriend. She found Ethan, a charming guitarist with a mischievous smile, on a music-lovers app. He was everything she imagined - kind, intelligent, and with a touch of boyish charm. Their shared love of music forged a bond that quickly blossomed into a series of captivating dates.



Ethan's passion for music resonated with Mia, his fingers dancing across the strings with effortless grace, creating melodies that touched her soul. His warmth and genuine affection offered her a sense of comfort and belonging. He made her feel seen and understood. But the lingering spark she felt with Maya, a spark that felt both unsettling and exhilarating, refused to fade. It was a constant reminder of the confusing feelings she was trying to ignore.

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