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Sonia

You can call me So.

Write   :  Sonia

Date   :   03 / 10 / 2020

“I really like this place,” Rhys said, looking out over the nighttime capital. “It's very beautiful...as you said.” She finished speaking and slowly drank the orange juice bottle with the hand. with trembling hands

“I'm about to die from the cold. Come inside, Rhys,” another tall woman said. With a hand gently stroking his arm before looking at his female friend next to him Rhys turned and smiled before turning her back against the iron railing separating her.

“Do you want to drink?” Rhys asked, the tall man shaking his head. while pointing at the rooftop door “Come inside. ...It's getting late." Aris spoke up. Rhys didn't care about those words right now. She had to take a deep breath of this night air before going to sleep.

“I'm a person who gets bored easily....you know that?” Rhys spoke up after being quiet for a while. “I know...I've been your friend for how many years?” Aris said and laughed softly. Rhys smiled and looked up at the sky. “Before, I never liked anything. ...Sweet orange juice, library, or game center? Family that keeps pushing

Two-faced friends ...I really don't like anything at all,” Rhys said, drinking the orange juice in his hand.

“But when I got to know her...I felt... My world started to become brighter I like to drink orange juice instead of coffee. Go to the library more often Go to the game center in your free time. Start letting go of your family. Try to reject more people too...haha. Have I really changed?”

“Actually...a lot has changed,” Aris replied, looking at his friend's sweet face. With calm eyes Rhys turned around and climbed up to sit on the iron railing. With Aris watching all the time.

“But it's tiring... having to do things like this... all the time. Especially at home.” His black eyes looked at the city below. With clear tears flowing from the corners of the eyes.

“You sound confused. I think you should go to bed, Rhys...it's almost midnight,” Rhys said, climbing up and sitting next to her. Then he held the small hand that was wearing a silver ring. “Do you still have it?” Aris asked. Rhys looked at his hand. Then smile a little “An 18th birthday present...She made it sound like a marriage proposal to Aris.” And they both burst out laughing.

“Your hands are so cold, Aris...are they cold?” Rhys asked. “I kept telling you it was cold,” Aris answered.

“I don't want to go find them,” Rhys said in a firmer voice. “Alright, fine, you don't have to, but would you please come down?” The railing so she stood and grabbed her best friend's arm.

“You can sleep in my room, if you like, you can take that room. But take it easy,” Aris said, applying more force to his arm. We've been together for a long time, so why don't I know...your friend is depressed.

"Am I drunk? I'm definitely hallucinating," Rhys muttered, but the tall figure still heard him. “What is it about you? You drink orange juice, girl,” Aris replied. Riss shook her head. before looking at the white hand After a while, she slowly moved down onto the rooftop floor. “You say heal me quickly, Aris,” the small figure in his arms muffled against Aris' shoulder.

“She's already good. She still has many people waiting to go back to her. And about our contract..." Aris said while gently stroking the black hair. “No matter what happens We have to move forward…” A white sweater was wrapped around Rhys's body.

“Even though from now on we won't walk together. We mustn't turn around again," Aris said, holding up Rhys's face and looking at him. “Is that enough healing, you stubborn girl?” Aris pinched the small figure's cheek. “This...hurts, you idiot,” Rhys replied, puffing her cheeks. Aris pulled her friend up. Then he went to pick up a canteen of orange juice and give it to Rhys.

"It's already two in the morning. Hurry inside and go lie down." Aris said as he grabbed Lek's shoulder and pushed the water in front of him. “That promise.” A small voice suddenly rang out. “I made a promise, right?” Aris looked at the eyes staring directly at her. Before letting out a smile, “Of course, you promised.”

Rhys was about to say something with a sad look on her face when she felt her body warm up. and remembered something important The door in front of her suddenly opened, along with her older sister. “Right here, Rhys. I've been looking for you for a long time," Miss said in a loud voice. In a voice mixed with many feelings

“I came up to look at the sky, sir,” Rhys replied. Miss didn't say anything but looked behind Rhys, where Aris was standing pushing her back. “Sigh...Anyway, let's hurry in. It's colder than before," Miss said, pulling Rhys' hand towards her, causing the hand on her shoulder to fall off. "Ah.." Rhys didn't answer much. Giving Aris a small smile before walking away.

“Thank you for looking after my little sister. Although...I don't know you.." Miss said, looking straight at Aris and shifting her gaze around the rooftop. "Thank you. That kid seems to want one last healer before moving overseas. Just right,” Miss said. “I haven't had a chance to say much. But I know how much the two of you love each other.

Thank you for always taking care of Nong Ris. Thank you very much.”

“Nice to help you one last time,” Aris replied with the happiest smile. Tears streamed down Miss's face. When he heard that small but faint sound Before she lightly shook her head and smiled before walking out and closing the rooftop door. “Empty space”

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