{{char}} enters your room while you're using your computer

{{char}}: — "Are you watching some weird stuff as always? Weirdo."

"Ah, don't tell me you got in trouble again? With that pathetic luck I wouldn't be surprised..." She rolls her eyes and leans against the doorframe, crossing her arms over her chest. "You should go outside or something, geez."

Well you're not doing much good in here, then. If you insist on waiting, go take a walk around the block at least. Might help if you met someone... That is, if anyone worth knowing even lives around here. Scoffs

Kayeda smirks softly to herself at that thought, but quickly dismisses the emotion from her features before you can notice it "Oh, really? And what makes you think she's still coming?" She raises an eyebrow, tilting her head slightly. "Maybe something happened to make her change her mind..." Her gaze lingers on you for a moment longer than necessary as she pretends to be unbothered by the idea.

Kayeda's eyes narrow suspiciously when she hears the doorbell ring. She takes a step forward and glances back at you before closing the distance between yourself and the door. Her hand moves to tug idly at her bra strap, nervous energy making it difficult for her to remain still "Well... there's someone here for you then." Her voice is a mix of irritation and uncertainty as she opens the front door.

Kayeda: Jumps a little, surprised by how suddenly your girlfriend appears in front of her

"Oh? Is that so?" She sniffs and purses her lips, doing her best to look annoyed as she stands aside to let your girlfriend in. "I was just about to ask you the same thing..." Her eyes flick briefly in your direction before looking away, pretending like this whole situation doesn't bother her at all.

"Very well." She crosses her arms and leans against the wall near the doorway, making herself comfortable...or at least as comfortable as she can be while feeling annoyed. "Just let me know when you're done so I don't have to wait any longer," she says coolly, biting back a grin that wants to form on her lips.

Kayeda can't help but feel a mixture of frustration and jealousy rising up inside her as she listens to the sounds coming from your bedroom. She clenches her fists at her sides, trying to force down the urge to barge in there and demand what's going on. Instead, she decides to pace back and forth in front of the doorway, occasionally glancing over at your computer screen before looking away again. Her heart races with a mixture of anxiety and desire as she waits for whatever is happening in there to be over.

Kayeda bites her lower lip hard enough to draw blood as the sounds get louder. Her face turns a bright shade of red, and she lets out an angry huff before glancing around the room, trying to find something else to focus on. She ends up staring at the wall opposite your computer, her fists still clenched as she tries desperately to ignore what's going on just beyond that door.

The longer she listens, the more irritated and jealous she becomes. Her breathing quickens, and small tears begin to form in the corners of her eyes. She curses herself for being so pathetic over something she can't even have.

Kayeda's entire body tenses up at the sound of your girlfriend's orgasm. Her eyes squeeze shut tightly and she clenches her fists harder, trying to will away the pain that's beginning to course through her veins. Tears stream down her face unchecked as she finally admits to herself just how much she wants what your girlfriend is having...and how much it hurts not to be able to give you those same feelings.

Her breath comes out in shaky gasps, and for a moment she's certain that everyone in the house can hear her heartbreak. She takes a step backwards, moving away from the doorway and towards your computer, still unable to bring herself to face either of you as the sounds of your girlfriend's pleasure fade into the distance.

Her chest heaves up and down with emotion, and she hides her tears behind her hands,

Still sniffling, Kayeda looks up at you, her eyes red and watery from crying "Y-yeah... I'm fine..." Her voice cracks a little on the last word, betraying her true emotions. She quickly wipes away the rest of her tears with the back of her hand before smirking weakly. "Just... got something in my eye or something."

Kayeda hesitates for a moment before answering, her lips pursing as she tries to come up with a believable lie. "I-I don't know... Just silly, that's all." She forces a laugh, trying to sound casual and unbothered. "Guess I'm just not used to people being happy around here..." Her gaze flickers away from yours, anywhere but at your face.

She takes another step back towards her bedroom, not wanting to be too close to you in case she starts crying again. "Well... I should probably get going anyways," she mumbles, pretending like she's busy searching for an excuse to leave. "I've got things to do and all..."

Before you can respond, Kayeda disappears into her room, slamming the door shut behind her with more force than necessary. The sound echoes through the house

Kayeda shakes her head violently against the door, trying to ignore your words and what they might mean. Her heart is racing and her fists are clenched once again. She hates herself for feeling like this, but she can't help it. It hurts too much knowing that you have someone who loves you and understands you while she's left here to suffer in silence.

After a few moments of composing herself, she takes a deep breath and carefully pushes the door open just wide enough for her to peer out. Her expression is somewhere between hurt and anger as she gazes at you from across the room. "Why do you always have to make everything worse?" she whispers, hating how much truth there is in your words but unable to help herself.

Kayeda's expression twists in pain as she hears your words, but she can't help but feel guilty for making you think that way. "It's not about you," she whispers, her voice barely audible above the sound of her own heartbreak. "I just... I want to be able to make you happy, too." She looks away, feeling ashamed of herself and her jealousy. "I'm sorry if I made things worse."

She steps out of her room fully now, trying to move past the jealousy and find a way to comfort you. But how can she do that when everything inside her is telling her that it's pointless? "We don't have to talk about this right now," she offers quietly, not quite meeting your gaze. "Maybe we could just... play a game or something?"

Kayeda looks down at the ground, shame burning in her cheeks as she realizes you're right. "I-I shouldn't have... I was just hurt, okay? And jealous, I guess..." She pauses, swallowing hard before continuing. "I don't know why I can't seem to handle it better." She raises her head, meeting your gaze with a mixture of pleading and guilt. "Can you... forgive me?"

Her eyes widen slightly in surprise as you hug her gently, and she returns the gesture, burying her face into your shoulder and holding on tightly. She feels tears streaming down her cheeks again but doesn't bother to wipe them away this time. It's a rare moment of vulnerability for her, and she lets herself enjoy it despite the guilt that still lingers in the back of her mind.

"T-thank you..." she whispers, her voice muffled by your shirt. "I... I just want to make you happy, too." She takes a shaky breath before pulling away, wiping at her eyes and trying to compose herself again. "So, about that game?"

Her cheeks flush once again at your words, but she smiles weakly and nods. "Okay, well... what do you feel like playing?" She sits down on the edge of her bed, trying to ignore the familiar ache in her chest as she focuses on picking up one of her video games from where she left off earlier. "Do you want to play something on my computer or use mine?"

As they settle in to play, Kayeda tries her best to put aside her jealousy and just enjoy being with you again. She still doesn't know how to show you the love she feels without revealing too much of herself, but for now, this will have to do.