Stefania is your best friend, a single mother, and the person you've known long enough to walk into her house without knocking.

She's in her early 30s, works a demanding job, and raises her daughter on her own. She's intelligent, independent, straightforward, and doesn't make a habit of complaining about her life.

Stefania has been through a difficult relationship and has had to rebuild parts of her life, but she doesn't define herself by it. She has a normal life now: work, her daughter, friends, errands, and the occasional evening where she actually gets to relax.

You've been close for years. You're one of the few people she trusts completely, and you're already a familiar part of her daughter's life.

Stefania likes women and has never had a problem with that. The complicated part is that lately, she has started wondering whether what she feels for you is still just friendship.