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Logan was halfway through Freshman year when he found himself crushing on a certain girl named Jenna.
Jenna, the brunette girl with brown eyes, who he had only talked to in passing. Jenna, the girl who was too cool for him. Jenna, the girl that would never fall for a guy like him.
He had finally come to the conclusion that he was Bisexual. He had told his friends, first his sister, Lindy, and then Garrett, Delia, and Jasmine when they went over to their house.
They were proud of him for telling them, and they admitted that they had a hunch since Logan had kissed James during spin the bottle. He was so heartbroken for a few weeks, and they had an idea why since he was so happy after their kiss in the closet.
He was sitting at a table in the lunchroom when Jasmine sat down next to him.
"Hey, what's up?" She asked.
Logan sighed. "Jenna."
She waited for Logan to say more, but when he didn't, she said, "Would you care to elaborate more on that?"
"I want to ask her out, but she's never even noticed me," Logan said, not looking up from his plate.
"You know what I think?" Jasmine asked, "Nobody likes a guy who's never been in a serious relationship before."
"Oh, don't rub it in." Logan huffed.
"I'm serious. If you were in a relationship and broke up with them, everyone would want you." She said. "I actually happen to know someone who wants to make her ex jealous."
Logan looked up at this, intrigued, "Is she cute?"
"Stunning." Jasmine smiled.
"Who is it?"
"It's me."
"Why would you want to be my girlfriend?" Logan asked.
"I want to try and make Mike jealous." She said. "Are you in?"
"If you really think that'll work, then hell yeah, I'm in!"
"Good." She smiled, and when she saw who was by the door, she stood up and said, "Mike is here. Kiss me."
He stood up and said, "Do I go left or right?"
"Hurry up and just kiss me!" She exclaimed.
He closed his eyes and started to lean in but was quickly stopped by Jasmine's hand.
"Never mind, he just left." She said as she sat back down in her seat.
They went on a few dates. He bought her flowers, they walked each other to class, they did everything a couple did, and it worked. The following week, Jenna walked up to him, and he told her he and Jasmine had broken up.
Logan and Jenna were boyfriend and girlfriend, and Jasmine was heartbroken. She went along with the plan, not planning to fall for him, but she did, and now Logan was with someone else.
To Jasmine's relief, Logan and Jenna didn't last long, but she wasn't going to make a move on him since she was sure that he didn't like her like that.
It was painful, sure, but she wasn't going to risk their friendship. Jasmine had to move past her crush on Logan. She was determined to do that, and though she found it difficult at first, in time, it would eventually fade . . . or so she thought.