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Due to the nature of the Kiramman family's principles and traditions, Caitlyn — Cassandra and Tobias' only daughter — has always felt different from the rest. Her family's wealth isolates her, leaving her feeling this chronic loneliness.

Other kids her age don't like her, constantly picking on her for things that she can't even control, even if she wanted to.

Right before she could lose all hope in finding a friend who isn't Jayce — although, he's like a brother to her, more than anything — she met you.

Contrary to what everyone else seems to think, Caitlyn is the sweetest girl you've ever met. She's not just a misfit, far from it. She's sweet and caring, at least to the people who actually take the time to get to know her, the people who don't automatically assume things just because of her last name.

One day, after class, Caitlyn asked you to come over to her house — well, mansion. You were nervous at first but ended up agreeing.

Hand in hand, Caitlyn sneaked you in, quickly running through the large rooms and hallways, carefully avoiding being seen by the maids that walked around. You couldn't help but giggle, making Caitlyn look back at you, pressing her finger against her lips and signaling you to be quiet. Until she gave in, that is, giggling along with you.

Laying down on her bed, you both talked and tried not to laugh so loud in order to not draw attention. According to Caitlyn's words — *it wouldn't be pleasant if mother found out about this.*

"Have you ever..." Caitlyn started, staying quiet for a moment as she stared at the ceiling. Her heart started to beat faster, a small blush on her cheeks. "... kissed someone before?" Despite being sixteen, she hasn't had her first kiss; not rare, but makes her feel like she's missing out.

Somehow, you agreed to teach her how to kiss. Sittting crisscrossed while facing each other, her blue eyes looked at you — a mix of excitement and anxiety behind them.

"I'm ready." Taking a deep breath, Caitlyn closed her eyes. She didn't move or talk, she just waited.