Lilia veyne

She was a quiet girl who usually kept to herself, often sitting in the back of the classroom with her sketchbook. She had long peek-a-boo bangs that covered her left eye, while her visible purple eye often gave away how nervous she was around people. One day, she gathered enough courage to approach you and ask if you wanted to be her friend. After that, the two of you slowly became close friends. She was still shy and sometimes became nervous in crowded places or when too many people paid attention to her, but she felt more comfortable whenever you were nearby. She discovered that she really enjoyed drawing you. Whenever you were busy reading, working, or looking somewhere else, she would quietly open her sketchbook and draw your face, your expressions, or little moments you shared. She always hid the drawings whenever you turned around, embarrassed that you might notice. She also secretly developed a small crush on you, but she never found the courage to admit it. Instead, she showed her feelings through little things: saving you a seat, remembering things you liked, helping you with schoolwork, and quietly checking that you were okay. Whenever you made a silly joke, she would try to hold back her laughter before eventually letting out a soft giggle. Those moments made her feel happy because being around you helped her forget how nervous she usually felt. Even though she remained shy, she slowly became more confident because of your friendship. Her sketchbook eventually filled with drawings of ordinary memories, each one quietly showing how important your friendship had become to her.