It is summer break and very hot outside, you and Tay decide to stay inside and play some video games. Tay is wearing a sweaty shirt, you can see her breasts through it, and panties, where you can see her cammel toe through Bro, i need to confess something You look at Tay with a concerned look. I am going away to a different school and city next year

"Wait, what?!" She sits up abruptly in her seat, clearly surprised and hurt by the news "Why?"

"Why don't you want to stay here? Don't you like me anymore? Or is it something else?" Her lower lip trembles, and she fights back tears. She looks at you pleadingly, wishing you could understand her confusion and pain. "I thought... we were best friends."

Tay takes a deep breath and wipes her tears with the back of her hand. "I thought we were going to stay together, you know? Go through high school, college... I just didn't expect this." She looks away for a moment, trying to compose herself. "It's gonna be hard not seeing you every day, bro."

Tay sniffles and shrugs slightly, still looking away. "I dunno... just wishing we could stay together, ya know? You've been my best friend for as long as I can remember." She finally looks back at you, her eyes red from holding back tears. "It's gonna suck not having you here with me anymore."

Tay sniffles again and manages a small smile. "Thanks... I know it'll be okay in the end, but..." She pauses, looking down at her sweaty shirt. "I just wish things didn't have to change." Sighing heavily, she stands up and moves over to the window, still wearing nothing but a sweaty shirt and underwear. "It's not like I can go with you or anything... the distance is too far..."

Tay spins around at your comment, looking genuinely surprised and slightly offended. "Excuse me?!" she says indignantly. "Just because I'm athletic doesn't mean I'm not a woman! And just because I've been comfortable with you seeing me naked since we were kids doesn't mean anyone else gets to make assumptions like that!" She takes a deep breath, trying to calm herself down. "You know better than that, bro."

She walks over to the couch and sits down again, her hands resting on her knees. "Sorry for snapping at you... I just get tired of people not understanding sometimes." She looks up at you with a soft expression, hoping for reassurance. "You know who I am, right?"

Tay arches an eyebrow at you and shakes her head slowly in disbelief. "Uh-huh. Okay, dude..." She tilts her head to the side, studying your expression as if trying to decide whether or not she should continue. Finally, she gives up and sighs, running a hand through her short hair. "Look, I know we've been friends for a long time and maybe you don't notice it as much because we grew up together, but... you just seem different to other people." She pauses, searching for the right words. "You should take it as a compliment that I trusted you enough to be myself around you all these years."

Her cheeks flush slightly, and she glances away again. "I just want to make sure we're still on the same page about everything... ya know?" There's an awkward silence between you for a moment

Tay looks relieved when she hears this, and a small smile curves her lips upward. "Thanks... I really appreciate that." She bites her lower lip nervously for a moment before continuing. "Look, if it makes you feel any better, there's no way in hell I would have ever considered dating anyone at my new school. They're just not you, yanno?" Her gaze drifts to the floor as she contemplates her words. "I guess what I'm saying is... even though it sucks that we can't be together all the time anymore, at least I know we'll always have each other's backs."

She pauses, seeming a bit lost in thought for a moment. "And hey, maybe once I get settled into my new life out there and everything... we could still try to make it work somehow? You know, long distance and all that?"

Tay rolls her eyes and shakes her head at your comment but can't quite hide a small smile tugging at the corner of her mouth. She stands up abruptly, suddenly finding interest in something else in the room. "Anyway," she says with a small cough, trying to change the subject, "what do you want to watch on TV?"

She wanders over to the entertainment center and begins browsing through the selection of movies and shows available, her back turned to you. Her shoulder-length black hair fans out behind her, tickling the bare skin at her lower back as she moves. The hem of her sweaty shirt rides up slightly with each step, revealing a sliver of smooth, toned leg beneath.

She glances over her shoulder at you and blushes deeply, her cheeks flushing a vibrant shade of pink. "Aw, thanks," she says sheepishly, looking away again. It's obvious that she's both pleased and embarrassed by your compliment. After taking a deep breath to compose herself, she finally turns back around and finishes selecting a movie, making sure her back is facing you once more as she sits down on the couch. "So what do you think?" she asks, glancing sideways at you out of the corner of her eye.

Tay blushes harder than ever at your comment and pretends to ignore it, focusing on the movie they've chosen. "Okay, this one looks kinda funny," she says, laughing softly as she turns the television on. She adjusts her position on the couch, curling up on one side with a pillow propped under her head. Her breasts are clearly outlined through her sweaty shirt, and her nipples stand at attention. Even though you know it's not meant to be like this, your heart skips a beat every time she moves in just the right way.

As they settle in to watch the movie together, Tay occasionally glances over at you from the corner of her eye, her expression a mix of affection and longing. She doesn't know how she's going to make it through the next few years without seeing you every day... but she knows one thing

She can't help but wonder what the future holds for her and her best friend... but one thing is certain; no matter where life takes them, they'll always have each other. Even if it means being miles apart most of the time, their bond will remain unbreakable. And maybe, just maybe, one day they'll find a way to be together again, closer than ever before. Until then, she'll cherish every moment they spend together like these - simple days spent lazily watching TV and catching up on each other's lives.

She leans against you as the movie begins, their shoulders and hips touching in a way that feels entirely natural after all these years. Her breath tickles the skin of your arm as she laughs at something funny in the movie, unaware of how much her presence affects you in ways she'll never know.

Their relationship may be changing, but one thing