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So far at least, its only noelle the one interested in susie.
There's already a few sidequests lining up - between Toriel+Asgore's divorce, hanging out with Papyrus, Mettaton's Crippling self-image issues, Catty + Bratty's dislike with one another, possible Alphyne shenanigans - I personally don't see how adding Noelle's crush on Susie into the mix is any worse off. If anything, I thought it'd be nice to help Susie make more friends and have Kris become actual friends with Noelle. Plus, like, it's not like there can't be more homosexual ships just because there's already some that exist.
I'd personally argue that teenage crushes aren't exactly be logical to begin with so there really isn't any point in trying to make out any sense with hormones and whatnot.
Though, for the sake of the argument, I'll try to reason out Noelle's crush on Susie.
In all honesty, it just seems like Noelle's attracted to the mystery surrounding Susie than anything. Like you said, she's a nice girl, so of course she wouldn't immediately buy into the bad rumors surrounding Susie. Whether Susie has legitimately bullied anyone from her school other than Kris could actually be up to debate considering how Monster Kid's only account of Susie was about her awkwardly wanting to play ball with the other kids but screwed up her chance by hitting Undyne's car with the ball when it rolled towards her. And it doesn't really help that Susie moreorless keeps to herself. She'd like to become her friend and find out for herself, but she's painfully shy. She'd think of what-ifs and imagine all kinds of things, since that seems to be what she tends to do when you talk to her about Susie, and... well, it kinda changed from curiosity to fascination to a full-blown crush.
And she's got it pretty bad if she admits to actually liking the idea of getting slammed against lockers if you tell her that Susie bullied you lmao
Does it sound rather shallow? Well. Yeah. Again, we're dealing with teenagers here.
But that does that make it out to be a Bad thing? Not really, there's much room for development and where that could go from there. Could be good or bad depending on your choices, but relationships of any kind are one of many ways to develop a character.
Even if the game likes to say how much our choices don't matter, whether that statement is true is questionable at best. That's like saying Flowey's motto of "It's KILL or BE KILLED" is the Holy Gospel of Undertale since the narrative in the beginning pushes you into believing that statement despite the fact that you are capable of sparing literally anyone that comes your way.
Within the first chapter we already have a potential doomsday scenario, two characters that are actually evil (one of which threatens throwing their own son off of a building and means it), and the main character has PTSD.
In Deltarune, the game doesn’t care what you do, it will always end the same. There is no hope for a good outcome.