I know this is personal but I need some advice, grab some popcorn this is going be a long story. So I just barely went back to real school and these new people move into the house next to me so the daughter is my sisters friend, the other sister is my friend. So on the first day ( or second or third I don't know) My friend wa sitting by me on the bus then her brother ( a grade higher than mine ) sits by me and starts asking all these weird questions, then he askes a question I don't wanna answer then I say I can't tell him and he starts poking me ( yeah i'm serious ) then I went home and my sister started telling me that her friend ( the girl who just moved to my neighborhood) told her that one of her brothers like me. So I thought that kid on the bus ( her brother) likes me. But then today he kept on looking at me then he moved to the seat by my seat and he started showing me stuff on his phone ( I didn't even ask him to) like I was his best friend, then as I was getting off HE POKED ME AGAIN. So my question is does this guy like me ? ( p. s hes 2 years older than me) Please answer anyone I need help And i need lots of feedback. And hurry.

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