PrincesAuntum

My encounter with him was a blessing because he showed me another side of this world that I have not seen before. Our acquaintance was a joyful one because he transformed me into a flawless girl despite having a number of imperfections myself. I was, by no means, a quintessential girl. I was an eyesore to everyone. Even so, had I been able to turn back the hands of time, I would prevent our existence from being known to each other. There were so many things that I have lost because of him. He was a boy that would always be in my memory. I would never bury my hatchet.

UNFORGIVEN BOY (ENG)

Ricky was still on his chin. While the other hand raised—lowered the bag as if telling Sesil to take it. Even though the result would definitely be... nil.

"You said you love me, so... please try to win my heart. Eh... you mean your bag." Ricky said teasingly.

I narrowed my eyes at those words. Stupid... Ricky said something like that. Usually, if you don't say hurtful things right away, you're silent. Has Ricky started to change?

"Nilam! Where are you going?" said Lala, who had been trying to find an opening to get through the crowd of children forming a circle.

"I'll see here, okay?" I said. Looking for the safest place, in the bushes or trees. Here, Ricky must not be able to see. And, while I, can see it freely.

Lala ignored me, she kept trying to break through the crowd and see what was really going on.

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