The Romantic Story of a Loner High School Boy

Chapter 99: Friends

Daffa accepted it with a grateful expression that came out of his mouth. "Thank you."

On the sidelines, Daffa pulled something out of his pants pocket.

"So soon, I'll trade it for this."

Daffa gave him a precious paper which might be more in number than a bottle of water.

"What do you think we're bartering, Dad?"

"It's not barter either. Yeah ... You know it yourself, right? I mean, my pride as a man would be embarrassed if this continued." Daffa frankly.

"Whatchu mean? We're friends, right?"

"Friends?"

"hey are. Do you still remember? About one of the lessons from elementary school? Our fellow humans need each other. But if friends can do more than that, they help each other no matter what."

A few fingers of Daffa held his forehead, as if he was contemplating and digesting his words. "Oh, so. I get it ... Very familiar with your words."

Daffa slightly closed both of his eyes. "But ... Well. What happens when someone means the word friend not by helping each other, but by using each other?"

Syifa expressed with a small laugh. "Easy, it depends on their view of the meaning of the word friend. Mental states often change a person's view of something."

"Then, what if I'm one of them?"

"That's impossible. One hundred percent, even a billion percent is impossible."

Daffa was quite shocked, so both of his eyes opened on their own. "Why?"

Syifa is one step closer. "That's because ... I really believe in you!"

He smiled very sweetly under the glittering stars and moonlight.

Dugm!

Daffa was very trembling to see it, so chose to turn his gaze towards the river. "Damn it, it would be very troublesome if he so continued." His inner.

"With the trust of one friend who always accompanies them, they will be carried away by their friends and can change their bad views. That's why trust is so influential." Syifa continued her words.

"Murid number one is beyond doubt."

Afterwards, Daffa drank only the bottled water he was holding.

Glucose!

Glucose!

Glucose!

Moving his legs in turn, Daffa suddenly walked toward the parked bicycle. Syifa just saw him through it.

Daffa waved his hand upwards. "Are you still here? If not, hurry up."

"Eh, wait for me!"

Syifa galloped so quickly after him, that there was not five seconds to catch up with him.

"Daffa, do you want to go again? Though just drink it a few times, you better drink it until it runs out." Syifa.

Daffa did not reply to his words at all, even until they reached his bicycle and stopped there.

"Hey, Daffa!" Shouted Syifa nearby quite loudly, who tried to resuscitate him. "Why did he suddenly become so indifferent?" His mind is long-minded.

"Don't ... ! Is it because I talk too much about friends? So he thought that I thought of him as just ... Just friends?! This man, super-duper bad! What if he's getting cuckoo to me next? How'this!? How is this! ... " Syifa screamed for so long in her heart, panicking at the thought she was making of herself.

"In this case, my statements to Daffa's mother and father will be in vain." His inner.

Syifa felt sad, and was reminded again when she met Daffa's parents in the Self-Serve Store just now.

***

This meeting occurred when Syifa entered the Self-service Shop which is not far from the river bridge.

Syifa looked at various drinks and snacks, not to forget the price.

However, he was suddenly approached by someone whose face was no longer foreign. Right, it was Daffa's mother.

"Eh, mother ... Daffa?"

Syifa's facial expression was shocked to see him, she immediately greeted him.

Not long after, came Daffa's father who ran inside the store nervously, his face full of anxiety about what would happen next.

"Ayahanda's here too?"

"A–ayahanda?" Adi's father was confused, but did not stop walking towards the two of them.

Syifa galloped before them and kissed the hands of Daffa's mother and father alternately.

After that, Syifa just stood in front of them with a big smile, making the hearts of the two Daffa parents tremble with her modesty.

But the truth is, Syifa was very nervous in front of them, wet sweat began to pour on her, but fortunately she could withstand all that.

"Mother—"

Adi's father did not have time to speak, because Ayu's mother's hand suddenly lifted wide blocking him. He was not allowed to say anything at this moment.

"Syifa, what are you doing here at night? You were with Daffa, right?" Ask Ayu's mother.

"Emm, how well ... Said it. Ah, Mother would have wanted to meet Daffa, right? Want me to call you Daffanya? He's right across there, all right." Syifa replied confused and nervous.

"Mother? ... "

"Just let Daffa be there, I want answers directly from you."

"Actually my class Daffa and I are going to have a party at Vira's house, because of the arrival of a new student."

"Are you being honest?"

"Here you go."

"Hm ... " Ayu's mother still couldn't believe it, her face was approaching, her eyes were staring wide. "Well, you don't seem to be lying." Then Ayu's mother stood up straight as before.

"But! Aunt—"

"Mother, it's more suitable." Sela Syifa's.

Ayu's mother's face was slightly flushed. "Eh? Do you have any hidden intentions?"

"No, really. Really, deh." Reply Syifa with her smiling mouth next door.

"Mom has one more question, too,"

"Do you want to ask me that right now?" Adi's father interrupted.

"Yes." Yeah."

"Ask, I will answer." Syifa lightly said so.

"It's good if you want to answer. Before that, we need to get out of this store first, before we talk about it."

"okay."

Ayu's mother held Syifa's hand. The three of them passed from the Shop, and stood by the motorbike parked there.

"So, what will you ask?"

With her serious face, Ayu's mother threw out her breath first and then pulled her back.

"Mom gets to the point. Yesterday, after the village. And when Mom and Dad weren't there, what happened to you, Fasa, Daffa, and the bunch of bad boys?"

"E– eh? ... "

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