The Period When an Unfamiliar Girl Began Following Me

A few months after leaving my coaching center, something unexpected unfolded. A girl I hardly knew—someone I'd seen just once—began stalking my Instagram account. She liked my posts, engaged with my stories, and constantly showed up in my notifications. Though I didn’t know her name, I recognized her from her profile picture. Initially, I brushed it off. But soon enough, my mind began racing. Did she have a crush on me? Was this some sort of challenge? Or was she just playing games? Then it got even stranger—one of her friends also started following my account. Things were beginning to feel a bit fishy. Rather than trying to unravel the situation, I blocked both of them. However, later I wondered if I might have overreacted, so I unblocked them and moved on. Then one day, a friend of mine, who was still at that coaching center, approached me with some news. "Hey, some girls were talking about you today," he said. I was puzzled. "What did they say?" "I'll tell you tomorrow," he replied mysteriously. The next day, we met again, and he finally shared the details. Apparently, one of those girls, whom I’ll refer to as D, had been mentioning me. She talked about my Instagram stories, and according to my friend, she actually liked me. This was the same girl who had been stalking my account. But here’s the twist—D was too shy to speak up herself. She was blushing and hesitant, so her friend initially did the talking. Eventually, D found her voice too. That’s when things took a turn. My friend started teasing me, saying, "Bro, you’ve got a girlfriend now!" I was completely taken aback. "No, no, no, NO!" I exclaimed. This kind of scenario was completely foreign to me. The craziest part? I wasn't even experiencing this firsthand—I was just hearing it all from my friend, which made it even more perplexing. Now, about D’s friend… Before my friend joined the coaching center, D’s friend had approached me randomly and asked, "Will you be my friend?" It caught me so off guard that I didn’t take her seriously. At that time, I was rather immature, and instead of considering how my words might affect her, I just roasted her. I didn’t fully grasp the weight of my comment back then. Then things took another strange turn. D’s friend seemed to always be involved in these situations, but I could never quite figure out her motives. We also had our share of minor spats. Nothing serious, just playful exchanges where she’d say something to a teacher, and I’d roast her in return. Just typical banter. At first, I didn’t let any of this bother me. I had no feelings for D. But after a few days… something shifted. And that’s where Part 2 begins. If you want to hear the next part, let me know—because this story is far from finished.