Psychos

nines

Pressing the multiple digits of the number listed on the front door of his eyes at this moment, it opened. Make the girl just go inside with the door that is closed again by itself. Stopping his steps for a moment, set his sights on the two people who only briefly saw his presence.

Walk down some of those stairs. Approach them, and sit next to Manda with a backpack kept under, next to the chair that Vallen is currently sitting on.

Looking back at the two friends in turn, before sparking his words. "Didn't we agree not to meet first? When I was out of school."

"There's no point in doing something like that." Manda Sahut.

"What do you need to do to tell you to come here?" Not Vallen but Satya. The young man did not want to hear the two girls' mouths in front of his eyes. Especially with Manda, the girl will not stop if her words are only denied or reciprocated.

"I stopped by the hospital to meet Saka's mother. But Delta was there too, I met him."

"Continue?" Sela Satya's.

"Where does he know if Saka is being treated there?" Connect Manda, at a glance raise his eyebrows.

There was no reply from Satya nor Vallen, who were busy with their respective thoughts. Made Manda sigh heavily, because he saw the attitude of his two friends.

"Why don't you guys respond to me?"

"Maybe he's following you." Asal Satya who continues to try not to provoke emotions in Manda.

"Followed me?" Manda's birthday was a little unsure.

"How can he follow Manda, while the girl is you're taking her home." Lontar Vallen gets a slow nod from Manda.

"You told him?" Suspicious of Manda on Satya.

"Why did I tell him, there was no benefit for me either." Fast Satya who does not want to get a no-no accusation from Manda.

"By the way," slightly advanced his body with a look at Satya. "No wind, no rain. Why'd you drive Delta home? There's no way you're getting interested in him, are you?"

A strange smile was painted on Manda's lips which again leaned back without taking her eyes off Satya.

Swallowing his saliva, slowly looking towards Vallen who was silent, looking at the table in front of him with an ordinary view.

"I was just a messian with him,"

"Kasian?"

Not even Satya finished his words, Manda casually interrupted him just like that. It made Satya waste her tired breath.

"Why do you feel sorry for her? Are you afraid of being killed by him?"

"Fearful?" A glance raised his eyebrows.

"You approached her, so she wouldn't do the same to you." Shut up for a moment, before muttering. "Basic licker."

"I heard what you said. Stop swearing, if you don't know what my purpose is."

"If you don't want to hear my swearing, tell me what your purpose is." No less sharp Manda said it.

"If I say it, you'll expose it."

"Why did you say that to me?"

Letting his two friends still clash their mouths. Reading in the heart one short message from the person across there, which Vallen did not reply to a single word. That message was from his mother.

Snatched his backpack by standing up from his seat. Without saying a word, Vallen breezed away from the place. Ignoring the exclamation from Manda who sounded annoyed in his ears. But that doesn't matter to Vallen. Because he did not want to hear his mother angry only he came not on time.

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Shut up for a moment when you get out of the taxi that is now driving away. Before walking in through the fence of the towering house. Walk through the large courtyard of his family's house. Until his feet stopped on the porch of the house which immediately got a greeting from two bodyguards who stood guard there.

Throwing his slow breath while allowing for a moment his draped backpack on his right shoulder.

Stepping in who immediately saw some servants walking over to him with their heads lowered politely. One of them took his school bag slowly, it made Vallen's heart stop in his body when he set foot in the house.

"Master and mistress are in the ladies' dining room." Said one of the servants standing there.

There was not the slightest answer from Vallen who just silently ignored him. Walk towards where the dining room was, which was followed by two servants behind him.

Until Vallen arrived there, the girl's steps began to swallow when her eyes saw a familiar figure sitting between her parents.

"Have you come?" Sumringah a mother against the return of her daughter.

It made all the eyes there turn towards Vallen standing still silently looking at that figure who was smiling knots at Vallen. Shaken softly as the mother stood beside her, making Vallen smile.

"Are you from your study? Until you don't change your school uniform first." Throw the mother, slowly attracting Vallen to sit there. Join the father and that familiar figure.

"You should have given your daughter time not to keep learning. Because that value doesn't forever affect his success." Said the father.

"Successful or not, learning is mandatory. Because a woman will teach it back to her children later, won't she?" Chuckled softly, before taking food for that one and only daughter.

Still silent, hearing what came out of the mouths of his parents. Although his gaze was pointing at the familiar figure before his eyes at this moment.

"Are you okay? You don't look well. Your face is so pale." Cetus was that familiar figure with his trademark smile.

"What did you come here for?" So cold Vallen responded.

Makes the mother breathe slowly. "He's gonna transfer schools here."

"I hope you're looking for a school where there's no me." Said Vallen, who didn't take his eyes off.

Practice looking at both parents with a sweet smile, but as soon as Vallen forced. "It looks like I should go back, because there's still a task I haven't finished yet."

Without waiting for a response from them, Vallen moved from her seat. Walking away from that place, made his two men waste a patient breath.

Taking over his bag so easily made the waiter undo his intention not to open his mouth.

"Uncle with aunt need not worry. I'll make sure he gets to his apartment safely." Place that figure with his friendly smile.

"I'll excuse you, uncle, aunt." The flank got a slow nod from them.

Walk alone on the pedestrian sidewalk with ears already tucked away with his earphones. No matter the familiar figure who followed him. Although Vallen did not turn his head back one bit, but he knew that the familiar figure had followed him since his feet came out of the yard of his family's house.