Sharing the Beloved

So Long's

A woman was waiting for her friend in front of a wedding hall. It had been half an hour he was waiting for her to take care of the building she would wear later. A month later his friend is getting married.

But there is little that stuck in the heart of the woman named Celline. Because her friend is about to marry a man who once filled her life. His name is Daniel.

Celline's been friends with him for a long time. There could be more than ten years.

He and Daniel were like brothers, friends or maybe more. Sometimes he felt sorry for introducing her to Nancy.

But maybe it's been their way like this. Celline let out a long sigh, as she watched Nancy walk out of the building. The brown-eyed lady tried to smile as normally as possible. So Nancy wouldn't suspect him.

"Cell, can you ask for help?" He was pinching Celline's arm spoiled. I don't know since when he became that way to Daniel's best friend.

"Seek what's Cy doing?" he asked, but the look on Celline's face seemed uncomfortable. He tried to loosen Nancy's hand on her.

"There's some invitations for our college buddy, but I've got some sudden business."

Celline responded and accepted some invitations given by Nancy. How else would you like? He couldn't possibly refuse it, right?!

"Don't go first, let's take it with Daniel. He again otw kok," he said making Celline's steps stopped. The name Daniel uttered by Nancy made his heart feel a little claustrophobic.

"'No, I'm alone." Turn it as smooth as possible.

"So far as Cell. You'll be tired." Nancy waved the other way, apparently Daniel had arrived by car.

Daniel brings an Outlander car, which is none other than a wedding gift from Nancy's father to his future son-in-law. Daniel got out of the car and smiled.

"Come Cell." Daniel opens the door for Celline. Nancy smiled innocently, as she did not know what had happened between Celline and Daniel.

"Why is your facial expression like that?? Don't like it or what??" daniel asked, the car had driven away from Nancy who was still waving.

Celline saw from the rearview mirror. There's a bad feeling, because he's both now with Daniel.

''I feel sorry for Nancy, ", he murmured, throwing his eyes at the street beside him.

"I feel sorry for both of us" replied Daniel cuek, his eyes focused forward.

"Why?? If you marry Nancy, your life will be enough. Nothing has been bought by the car. It's been flushed home. Try if you marry me, nothing will happen." Celline's voice trembled, as if long enough to hold the bitter taste in her heart.

His words were slow yet quite piercing in his heart. Before meeting Nancy. Celline and Daniel did like each other but never had the intention to date. They both had their day as usual. Like a friend who sometimes quarrels because of different opinions.

Feeling jealous like a lover. But stick to the portion, Celline and Daniel both know themselves.

Nancy appears and falls in love with Daniel from the moment she first meets him. She asks Celline to introduce Daniel to her. Because he thought that between the two of them there was no special relationship, just friendly. Then in the end Celline responded to her request.

Daniel initially rejects Celline's request. But finally it also collapsed after the woman silenced it for days.

"Don't ever ask me to come back."

Celline nodded as if unsure. Daniel left her alone. After the pdkt is over. They then dated. Those times were very difficult for him. It hurts more than breaking up with a boyfriend. Daniel who was always there for the Celline is now only there for Nancy.

She always pretended to be happy in front of the two of them despite the fact that she was always crying behind them.

''After marriage, let's not see each other again" Celline said slowly.

Daniel slammed his steering wheel to the left making Celline slightly surprised by what he was doing.

"This is all your wish, right? Why are you even like this now. Tell me, don't get married. I'll tell Nancy to cancel the wedding!!"

"It's not that easy, Dan." His hand wiped away the tears that had already flowed down his cheek.

Celllines

Daniel

Nancy