“You’re not with her anymore? Since when? How come?” Abdul finishes his meal, then drank his juice.
I went to silence. I put away my unfinished meal. The joy flew away just right with the moment of that name has spoken even I’ve forgotten since long ago.
“You can say, our relationship can’t be through anymore because one and another things. And, we’re agreed to end it.” I answered diplomatically.
“But, you’ve always said that, you wanted her to be your last?”
“Yes, I had. But she might not be thinking the same thing. She might not wanted me to be her last.”
“But.. but.. when you’re in high school, you look so matches!”
I smiled. Trying to give my mask which is showing that I’m fine, even the memories made the old wound in my heart ripped again. Hurts. Painful. But for an old friend like Abdul, I’m surely can’t show him my pain.