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𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐍 𝐋𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐀𝐍 𝐂𝐀𝐌𝐄 back she dragged Mark to the local diner for breakfast as she wanted to talk to someone,

"I think I have a problem," Lillian sighed as she ran her fingers through her hair,

"You've got many problems," Mark nodded as he laughed,

"Mainly mental ones though," he added as he cracked a smile,

"Ow!" The boy groaned as his shin was kicked,

"I think I like Ethan dipshit," the blonde explained as she sent him a glare,

"Oh," the brunette nodded as he let out a gasp,

"We all already knew that one," he added as he had to ignore the fact that the confession hurt,

Over the last few months of getting close to Lillian without Ethan around he started to contemplate the idea of his own feelings for the girl arising,

He didn't know if he liked her in a romantic way, but recently he found himself growing nervous around her and to him that meant he must have as some kind of feelings for her.

"That's impossible," the soccer player furrowed her eyebrows as she let out a scoff,

"No it's not," the hockey player pushed his own feelings aside as he shook his head,

"You can see it in your eyes when you look at him," he added as he pointed to her blue eyes,

"But what about you liking him do you want to talk about?" The boy cocked his head as he rested his back against the booth,

"All of it," Lillian mumbled,

"Like what do I even do about it?" She added as she let out a sigh,

"Well what did you do the last time you liked him?" Mark shrugged as he didn't know how he was meant to help her,

"Got drunk and told some friends and then he came over that night and kissed me." The blonde confessed as she turned a shade of pink as she remembered how it was,

"Maybe we don't do that," the brunette shook his head as that wasn't going to work,

"Just tell him," he added as he pushed his hair out of his face,

He needed a haircut.

"Like honestly?" The soccer player furrowed her eyebrows,

"Yes honestly," the hockey player nodded,

"That's horrible advice," Lillian laughed as she shook her head,

"Hey!" Mark scoffed as he threw a piece of bacon at her,

"You and I both know that I gave you the best advice you'd hear from the whole house," he added as he grew defensive,

"Duker would tell me to cry about it," the girl laughed as she nodded,

"Or block him," she added as she had a similar conversation with Dylan before.

"You're so right!" The boy agreed as he smiled.

"My point is, if he doesn't like you." He explained as he leaned against the table,

"There are plenty of other fish in the sea." He added as he hoped that the girl would understand what he meant,

"Did you just refer to our college as the sea?" The blonde asked as she chewed the inside of her cheek holding back a laugh,

"And if he wasn't interested in you then wouldn't it be better to learn about that now rather than in a few months or years down the line?" The brunette shot back as he smirked when she rolled her eyes,