If anyone here thinks she said 'no', get out. This took me forever to draw, but I also drew it forever ago.

Biana came to our house after school, as planned. I didn't know exactly what she was expecting, I could only hope she didn't know what we were doing. Tam, Keefe, and I were currently sitting on a lot in the woods, waiting for the girls to arrive. We had each put out a set of clue cards for them to follow, and they would eventually meet up and continue on here. HOpefully, Sophie and Linh could make it to my house before Biana left.

"Do you think it's going to work?" Tam asked, nervously working his fingers.

I sighed. "Hopefully. We still have a while to wait, though. Chances are, Sophie and Linh aren't even at my house yet."

 Tam went back to playing with his fingers. Keefe looked nervous, too, although he wasn't showing it as much. I waited a few minutes before speaking.

"Hopefully they get here soon... we should be quiet now, just in case." Tam and Keefe nodded and sighed in unison, then turned to glare at each other. I rolled my eyes. Secretly, I was worried and nervous, too. But I couldn't show it. That would only make it worse for Tam and Keefe.

A few minutes later I heard the first voice in what felt like hours that wasn't one of ours.

"Did you hear that?" I asked. They both nodded, eyes wide with anticipation. We listened carefully as the voices grew closer.

"This is the place, huh?" That was Biana.

"I guess. What do you mean by 'the place'?" Another voice. Linh.

"It's my last clue. This is where Jensi wanted me to come."

 "It's my last clue, too! What about you, Sophie?"

 Silence. I assumed she nodded, but glanced at Tam anyway. He nodded, signaling it was indeed her last clue. He also looked mildly disappointed about not being able to hear Sophie's voice before seeing her.

The girls were quiet now, but we could still hear their footsteps. The three of us sat, tens, waiting for them to take that final step into the clearing.

And then they did.

All three of them, all at once.

I had my eyes set on Biana, but it didn't escape me that Sophie and Linh looked gorgeous, as well. I smiled, but said nothing, waiting for one of them to speak. Sophie was the first to do so.

"How long did this take to plan out?" she asked. I burst out into laughter, closely followed by Keefe and Tam.

"You three," Keefe wheezed between gasps, "just spent what? Twenty minutes? Mindlessly wandering around following our clues, and the first thing you ask when you get to the end is 'how long did this take to plan out?'!"

Sophie blushed. "I'm just asking!"

"It didn't take long," I butted in. " Only a few hours for all of it."

Sophie nodded and there was an awkward silence. I realized I probably should've rehearsed this part. Thankfully, Tam saved me.

"Um... we have cookies..." he offered, his eyes locked on Sophie's.

"Cookies?" she and Linh asked at the same time, then they broke down giggling.

We all ate our cookies, and the boys and I explained everything we had done. When the cookie plates hadn't a crumb left on them and a second silence fell over us, I nodded at Tam. It was time for phase two.

"Hey, uh... Soph? You want to go somewhere... a little more private? There's a spot down the river..."

Sophie stood up and took his hand. "Lead the way." As soon as they're backs were turned, Keefe and Linh started making kissy faces at them, then giggled.

"That sounds like a good idea," I said. "Biana?"

She smiled at me. "Of course. See you two later," she added to Keefe and Linh. Always so considerate.

"So... we're alone now..." I said to Biana, who giggled. "Since when did you giggle?" I asked, taken aback. I had never heard her do it before.

"Always. But only around the people I'm really close to," she told me.

I smirked. "Well. Right now you're pretty far away from me."

"I'm guessing you want to change that?"

I shrugged. "Only if you want to."

She grabbed the front of my shirt and pulled me to her. "I want to," she whispered, her eyes not quite meeting mine.

I was trying to think of some sort of response when all the thoughts racing through my mind screeched to a stop, because her lips were on mine. Biana Vacker- THE Biana Vacker- was kissing me. It didn't last long, barely a few seconds, but it was plenty for me.

"You were my first kiss," I murmured.

Biana smiled. "And you were mine."

I smirked at her. "Wanna be my second?"

She laughed. "Why not?" she asked mockingly before pressing her lips against mine for a second time.