"You… you like me?" asked Jane who was also blushing.
"I do, hope it's not too weird, I know we've only known each other for a little while so…," said Daria who was panicked.
"It's not weird," said Jane as she stood and walked over to sit next to her.
"I actually fell for you the first time we met," said Jane with a nervous smile.
"You did?" asked Daria.
"Yeah, no clue why but after I stopped you from hitting that pole I thought you were kind of cute," said Jane.
"And on the rare occasions you smile and show emotions it makes me think so even more," she said.
"Well this may sound cheesy, but it was your smile that made me fall for you," said Daria.
"Looks like we're both a little foolish huh?" asked Jane while they both laughed. At the same time, Quinn had started to walk away.
"I'm so shocked," said Quinn while entering her room.
"Not only is Daria a lesbian, she's also now in a relationship?" she asked while leaning against the door.
"I mean I never expected Daria to date someone, being gay is not a problem for me but her dating someone is just so shocking," said Quinn. That night at dinner, everyone was sitting around the table eating.
"So, did anything happen today?" asked Mrs. Morgendorffer.
"No, nothing interesting today," said Quinn while not looking up from her plate. She knew that she was not the brightest person in the world but also knew that it was rude to out a person and did not want to let Daria know that she overheard her conversation.
"Alright, what about you, Daria?" asked Mr. Morgendorffer who thought it was strange that Quinn did not have anything to say.
"Nothing much happened to me either," said Daria.
"I just started dating Jane is all," she said without a care in the world.
"That's great, sweetheart," said Mrs. Morgendorffer as the parents continued eating as if nothing had happened, Quinn just stared at her sister, shocked that she would actually out herself so easily.
"Wait, what did you say?!" asked the parents after it dawned on them what their oldest daughter had told them.