It was a problem she didn't know she had... until it had already cropped up. Yang had a very, very bad habit of not knowing when to stop teasing. Yang looked at her wallet and tapped it against her open hand a few times. Ruby had trotted off into the kitchen to get some water (girl talks a mile a minute. Her throat dries faster then instant superglue), leaving Sveta alone with Yang for a few minutes. "Look, Sveta, I'm sorry. I really shouldn't be teasing you at all... let alone how viciously I do. I need to like... really watch what I say and... no one knows that more then you." She rubbed the back of her hair, floofing her already floofy hair.<br/><br/>"So... I'm sorry. Honestly, I don't see you like that. You're a dear friend to me, one I treasure with all my heart... it's just... I don't really talk to a whole lot of people... pretty much just you and Ruby. Ruby takes it like a champ and... sometimes I forget you're<em>not</em>Ruby. I don't... want there to be any bad blood between us, I really don't. I..." She sighed, remembering one memory. "...it meant a lot to me when you said you... didn't care I was gay..." It was two years ago. They had been out and about at the mall just having fun and enjoying each other's company. It had been a major point of contention for Yang - what Ruby would think when she found out, what Sveta would think... She lucked out hard. Ruby was not just fine with it, in her own words, she was 'super fine' with it, and even said she liked her better knowing some boy wouldn't steal her sister's heart (the goober). And when she told Sveta... it was like pressing the 'nuke' button. She had taken her entire friendship with her and laid it out for the largest orbital strike in history to hit it. She took a breath, held it for a moment, then did what she had to.<br/><br/>"<em>Hey Sveta... there's... something you need to know about me... I... I'm not like other girls... I... I'm... attracted to other girls...</em>" The missile was launched. Would it destroy everything, or miss completely. She still remembered what Sveta said that day...