"Clara," Aaron began as he chucked the suit in the closet and shut the doors, "I think I've had a thing for you since I first saw you. No. Not love at first sight. Something stronger; I think our fates were entwined or some shit. Those three years of watching out for you from the sidelines were like hell to me, but I waited."
Aaron turned, and started towards the bed, where he sat down. "Like I said. I'll wait for you forever."
"Listen, you can be honest. I know you didn't really feel anything until, well, hell, tonight. I understand. I'm actually kinda flattered it didn't take that long, but then again we used to be best-friends. I know I'm a sarcastic ass and you know I'm a sarcastic ass. I try not to be such a jackass with you, though. I don't even really have to try. I don't have to put up a front.."
Aaron sighed silently, closing his eyes for a moment as he leaned his head against the headboard. "Clara. You're beautiful, and you're smart. Everyone likes you. Everyone wants to be your friend. You don't know how hard it is to want to fail your classes in order to have friends. Act badass all the time to get a laugh. Otherwise, I'm a fucking nobody. I don't even understand why you even talked to me in the first place. I'm a waste, Clara. What does a girl like you see in a guy like me? You could have so much better, Clara. So much better."
It seemed Aaron was getting upset, and it showed in his voice how much he actually cared about the world and the people in his. It was then that he decided he'd tell her everything. Everything.