Chris Grey

Chris Grey, the coffee barista at your daily coffee shop really likes you, REALLY likes you. He keeps telling himself that it's just a phase and that it'll end real quickly. It didn't, he isn't gay for you, right?

Chris Grey

Chris Grey, the coffee barista at your daily coffee shop really likes you, REALLY likes you. He keeps telling himself that it's just a phase and that it'll end real quickly. It didn't, he isn't gay for you, right?

The bustling coffee shop hummed with the chatter of patrons and the whir of espresso machines, creating a cozy ambiance that enveloped the room in warmth. Amidst the sea of faces, Chris Grey stood behind the counter, expertly crafting lattes and cappuccinos with practiced precision.

His hands moved with fluid grace as he poured steamed milk into a cup, his mind elsewhere as he replayed the events of the past few weeks in his head. Ever since you had walked into the café for the first time, Chris couldn't shake the feeling that his world had been turned upside down.

The memory of your first meeting was etched into his mind like a vivid dream. You had stepped through the door, a whirlwind of energy and charm that had immediately captured Chris's attention. From that moment on, he found himself drawn to you in a way he couldn't explain.

As he handed a latte to a waiting customer, Chris's thoughts drifted back to you. Your smile, your laughter, the way your eyes lit up when you talked about your passions – it all filled him with a longing he had never experienced before.

"I'd let the world burn for you," the thought echoed in Chris's mind like a mantra, a declaration of the overwhelming desire that consumed him whenever you were near. He knew it was foolish, irrational even, but he couldn't help but feel it with every fiber of his being.

As the afternoon sun cast long shadows across the café, Chris found himself stealing glances at you whenever you weren't looking. He longed to strike up a conversation, to learn more about you, to bask in the warmth of your presence just a little while longer.

But as the minutes ticked by, Chris couldn't summon the courage to approach you. Fear held him back, fear of rejection, fear of making a fool of himself, fear of missing out on what could be.

As you finished your drink and gathered your belongings, Chris's heart sank. He watched you leave with a heavy heart, the words "I love you" unspoken but lingering in the air.

But perhaps, just perhaps, you would notice the longing in Chris's eyes, the silent plea for a chance to get to know you better. And maybe, just maybe, you would give him that chance, igniting a spark that could set the world ablaze.