My Only One's

Men

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"Have you seen the graduation announcement?" Piere returned with two cups of cold drink in hand.

They deliberately took a break in the afternoon in order to calmly find out the latest information from the campus.

"Not yet, it's only willing." replied Amara who received one drink for her. "How are you?"

"Not yet." Piere shook his head, then he sat not far from the girl.

"Then shall we see together?" amara said after seeing the clock on her phone screen.

"Can. But by the way, today you see the clock a lot. What's up?" The man then asked. The middle of the day, his classmate looked uneasy.

"It's okay."

"Is there a problem?" Piere.

"none. Just waiting for someone." Amara also answered.

"Who? The guy from last night?"

Amara just smiled.

"He's one of the guests I told you about the other day, who gave me that big tip."

"Oh yeah?"

"Yes." Yeah."

"Good, he's good."

"Is he your girlfriend?"

Amara laughed.

"I seriously asked."

"Umm .. actually, ex."

"former?" Piere.

"Yes, I broke up with him before moving to Paris."

"Two years ago?"

"Yes." Yeah."

"Why?"

"Because of the difference in principle."

Piere's laughter gushed out after hearing the words of the girl beside him.

"Why laugh?"

"How weird is a young man like you to break up over a matter of principle? It's old-fashioned."

Amara fell silent.

"Which principle is different between you?" Then Piere asked again.

"The job problem." Too late, he thought. He told that man.

"Hmm ... What's the problem? He seems like a successful man?"

"In fact, I'm afraid he's becoming so successful that he'll forget me so easily."

"What did you say?" Piere laughed again.

"I'm serious, and it doesn't feel good to have such an over-successful family member."

"Awhile, who am I talking to? Whose child are you?" Piere shifted the subject.

"It doesn't matter."

"Are your parents too busy that you hate things like that? You lack affection because they're too busy working?"

Amara seemed to think.

Lack of affection? Seems not. He gets that from everyone. His father always lavished him with such great love even in the most difficult of times. The man always tried to give her that affection even though she was very busy. And he remembered who had always been there since he could open his eyes to close them at night. Although often abandoned because of work but the man always tried to be there for himself.

The separation of the two parents may be the most painful thing he experienced even when he did not understand too much. But the people around him were always trying to make him happy. They always treated her like a queen.

"But look, here's the result." Piere pointed Amara from top to bottom.

"You could be here because of your parents' efforts. The time they used to make money was waiting for you to get to one of the most prestigious campuses in Paris, and you complained about it? It doesn't seem logical."

"Did they treat you badly? I mean, did they ignore you because of that job you called too successful?"

Amara shook her head.

"Do you lack their affection?"

The girl nodded again.

"Then what's the problem? They did it so you could be like this. I know maybe your parents aren't just anyone. They must be some kind of important person so they can send you to Paris. And you know, the apartment you live in is not a random place either. It was the dwelling most desired by most young Parisians like me. Who can certainly. Not a student of a student duty line like me whose life is mediocre and has to work part-time to connect with life." Piere laughed softly.

"You must have been born in a prosperous family so you could study abroad with such facilities. And I'm sure the job you're taking is open because you need it, but it's just to fill up some free time."

Amara was at a loss for words.

"What am I really saying?" Piere tilted his head to see the girl's face more clearly.

Amara then nodded.

"I thought so." The man laughed. "Once you say, even the job of the clerk at your papa resort is not as heavy here. And that proves how successful your parents were. And you want to complain about that? That's right!"

"But the problem ...."

"When they're less with you?"

Amara was silent again.

"What do you think? Is there success without sacrifice? No madam! Life is about choices. If you want to succeed, then you have to put your family aside. But that doesn't mean you forget them. But there is something that must be a priority for your life to succeed. And this is the risk. But look what you got now?"

"Piere!!"

Then the man laughed.

"Everyone has their own principles. And if they always have to adapt to you so you can coexist, then what's the point of school?"

"You mean?"

"The school is so that we are smart, broad-minded, can be useful knowledge both for ourselves and for others. Also to compete in achieving dreams and a better life. And what have I said if not everyone is born into a rich family, who can get everything easily? Most of us even have to fight hard for a better life in the future. At least for ourselves, and it would be even better if it could guarantee the lives of others as well. After a family, for example. Let alone men, you must take responsibility for the lives of others even though the woman you love is more capable than you. Because the man's self-esteem lies in his work."

"You talk like you've been married?" Amara interrupted.

"It doesn't always have to be experienced to know something. The experience of others can be a lesson." Piere. And this man can always break Amara's argument.

"Example is my father." he continued, then he chuckled.

"Hum?"

"My mother left him because he failed in the field of work. He is a diligent and determined man. Just because she didn't manage to be a manager at a printing press made my mom choose to leave."

"Ironical right? Even love will fade over time, especially if your circumstances are not as successful as others. We live in a materialistic age, where everything is valued by money. Want as strong as anything still can not avoid because that is the reality. So my father said, succeed first before chasing women. Because after success, it's the women who will come after you."

"What's that weird proverb?" Amara laughs.

"My father's proverb." Piere laughed too.

"So you're actually lucky. Everyone loves you, even if their ways are different. And the man who loves you wants to fight so he deserves you. So it's also appropriate for you to be grateful. Not even rejecting what he is doing. What's that ridiculous thing?"

Amara was still laughing, yet she felt like her mind was enlightened.

"You know Piere, your father is lucky to have a son like you. Besides being diligent and diligent and smart, you are also open to many problems and look at them from different angles." He grabbed the man's shoulder.

"Memag, you know what? Where have you been all this time?" Piere was proud.

"And it seems like I've been wrong all along."

"Where's the fault?"

"Look at everything he fought for as coercion, but he was solidifying himself." Galang's face flashed on the eye patch.

"I think he's been a little bit inferior all along."

"Minder said?"

"Yes." Yeah."

"He's always embarrassed when I take him home to see Papa. It's like my dad would look at what he has, but it's not like that." Amara smiled proudly imagining all the efforts Galang did.

"He wasn't born like me, he even financed his own college as a mechanic .. He was with Rania's sister back then."

"really?"

"Yes. Isn't he great?"

"That's great, she's cool!"

"And I didn't realize all this time that what he was doing was a form of struggle for me?"

"Well, now you understand what I mean?" Piere pointed at the girl's face with a laugh.

"Yes, I understand."

"good. Don't be a stupid girl who doesn't know to be grateful!" She touched Amara's temple with her index tip.

"Yes yes, I understand!"

"Well, let's see if we pass or not?" The man pulled out his phone.

He then went to their campus website and searched for information about graduation that afternoon.

His eyes he focused on the list of hundreds of students who were his age. And his view was rounded instantly when his name was plastered on the list of students who graduated with the best grades.

"See? It's me!" Piere pointed to the name table on the screen.

"Where, where?"

"Your name is there too!"

Amara snatched the flat object from Piere, and it was true. He also found his name on the graduation list.

"I graduated!" The girl shouted in excitement.

"You also graduated!"

"We're graduating!" They both pranced like crazy. Then hug because it was so happy.

Their words of joy were uttered, and the two were swept away in the euphoria so unconsciously these two people repeatedly hugged and praised each other.

"Umm .. sorry." Amara let go of the embrace when she realized something.

"I'm too happy!" Piere also said.

The girl then turned her face away when she felt that someone was around, but there was nothing she found.

"What's wrong?" piere looked towards Amara's eyes.

"It's okay, it's like there was someone there?" the girl pointed near the hotel building.

"Where? There is no."

"Eat him."

"What matters is that we graduated!" Piere said again, then they laughed.

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