Elia was no detective. She loved mysteries, but she wasn't the best at them. It was a good thing that she didn't want to go into that field, because clues and evidence usually went over her head.

But it was unfortunate that she didn't know who Eros was... Cause she was starting to want to know who he was.

He was probably a classmate of hers. He was so cool and collected in the conversations they had had. He was normally the first to walk away from a conversation.

The gears started turning in her head. He was probably in her psychology class, but that wasn't a guarantee. If it was someone in her psychology class that would narrow it down. It was a small class.

Daniel? Yeah right that Alex would let that happen. Besides, he had to be in on it, after all Alex had told him what was going on with the assignment.

Finn? No Finn wasn't this cool and collected, no offense to him. He was sweet, but she couldn't see him as Eros.

Michael? Michael could fit. He was so quiet she hardly knew anything about him, but she guessed that he might have a crush on Cecily, a girl he hardly could talk to. That would make sense with what Eros told her. But again she didn't really see him as that cool and collected.

Well maybe Eros wasn't as smooth as he seemed.

Miles? Miles was an option, but wasn't he partnered with Alex and Daniel? Shouldn't he know about the project? And who did Miles have a crush on?

Troy? No, definitely not Troy. At least she hoped it wasn't. He was the only guy in the class she had previously dated.

Jesse?

Jesse could fit. Eros was always the first to walk away from conversations. Jesse rarely talked to anyone except Miles and Cecily, occasionally adding Daniel into conversations. Jesse was considered cool.

But that would mean... He had a crush on someone who wasn't his girlfriend.

No, no, no!

Cecily was the sweetest girl in the class. She did not deserve for Jesse to break her heart!

Ugggggggghhhhh

Eros' identity was a can of worms. One that she wasn't supposed to be looking into. But she was. Elia was curious, far too curious for her own good.