Sharing the Beloved

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Celline finished her last lunch feed. He looked at the man sitting in front of him. His mind still did not understand why he could be reunited with the man.

"What did you see?" asked Morvin who was aware of Celline's gaze. A faint smile appeared on his lips.

"No, no" replied Celline. He felt awkward because he was caught watching Morvin.

"Em, why were you waiting for me?" Celline threw a question.

This morning after Morvin dropped her off, the man decided to wait for her to leave the school. Then in full

"Oh, I forgot again." Morvin patted his own forehead. "I want to ask for your cell phone number."

The celline was stunned by Morvin's reply. It turned out that the man only wanted his mobile number to the point of waiting for him outside the gate. If he had known earlier he would have given it this morning.

"I think something's important, brother." Celline chuckles. He took his phone and showed Morvin his contact information.

Personal things like contact were something of privacy, but somehow he didn't mind giving it to Morvin. Maybe because he felt a little more familiar.

At first he would only act ordinary to Morvin, but what the man had done made him feel bad. They're nobody but Morvin's taking her to college this morning. Even he was deliberately waiting for her to ask for his contact.

Celline didn't understand why Morvin would do such a thing. Clearly he was happy. At least he has someone to talk to to to take his mind off the mess he feels.

Morvin didn't say much. He immediately recorded Celline's mobile number. He feels very happy. Ah, that feeling is like the approach times when I was a teenager. The difference this time was that the girl in front of him was someone who was beyond his expectations.

"Thank you." She smiled at his sweet smile.

"Together," replied Celline who was slightly misbehaved. He lowered his head and pretended to be busy with his phone.

"When?" ask Morvin.

Celline thought for a moment. Finally he nodded to answer Morvin's question.

***

Daniel drove his bike fast. The goal this time was to check the state of the Celline. He was afraid that the girl had already heard the news about her marriage and trusted him just like that.

When he remembered it he only felt more and more of a headache. It seemed like he had already troubled Celline a lot, making the girl swallow a lot of pain.

But he himself is no better. He also found it difficult, stuck with his own choices. Had she been able to turn the clock back, she would have really turned it into moments where no figure named Nancy had entered their lives.

Unfortunately there is no such thing. There is no magic to turn back time. He's fed up now. Maybe he should tell her the truth happened to Celline. He doesn't want it to be too late.

But all of his plans were called into question when he saw what was happening in front of him. He saw Celline with Morvin. Yeah, that girl just got off that fucking guy's bike.

His face looked as cheerful as ever. It looks like you don't have any problems. Even the girl seemed to smile as Morvin helped remove the helmet from her head.

What's going on now? Did Celline get close to Morvin and forget about it?

Daniel was not happy to see it. She jealous. He's angry too. How could Celline be that close to another man?

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