Lock the door and put the key in the mailbox. I've already said hello to nono, she should be here to take over. Dragging the suitcase, I slowly walked towards the door, knowing he was waiting for me there.
"You're always so corny."
Smiling at him softly, ignoring the anger that was about to burst out from him: "You wouldn't have spoken so harshly before."
"..." Thinking of the past, his face became even worse.
Passing him, I counted my steps, 1 step, 2 steps, 3 steps... On the 7th step, my wrist was caught.
Well, there is progress! I couldn't help but sigh in my heart.
Lowering his head slightly, his eyes stayed on the interlocked wrists, the white bracelets.
"Stop wearing it."
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The roar of the locomotive came from far away, and in panic, I hurriedly hid in the shadow of the alley.
The prayer went unanswered and the car stopped outside. He got out of the car and approached slowly, a little cautiously, fearing that he would be frightened into the darkness of the alley. I could feel his breathing at the corner, a little rapid at first, and then slowly calmed down.
The two people faced each other in a strange right-angle shape, and I couldn't hold on any longer.
Just when I was about to surrender, he slowly backed away. A gentle sigh drifted into my ears over the roar of the locomotive restarting. Such clarity.
He's gone.
I carefully turned out of the shadow. Under the aperture of the street lamp, what looked like a star was...
A can of banana milk.