CHAPTER 35

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We parted ways with Kenta after eating together.

Alan and I were the only ones left. We walked alongside each other. We were about a step apart.

What Kenta said earlier bothered me.

Alan, on the other hand, had no idea how I felt and kept approaching me.

In a way, it could be just a human gait. I’m curious as to why there wasn’t a person who always sticks next to him when accompanying him.

However, it was different from the kind of people who always with Alan.

“Let’s watch a movie”.

Alan, who had glanced at me several times, soon gave up and made a suggestion.

As I was walking to his room, I raised my head in response to the sudden suggestion.

I asked, my eyes wide open.

“Aren’t you tired?”

“Not really.”

“Don’t you want to lie down?"

“The cinema chairs are comfortable.”

“You were uncomfortable.”

“Sit in the couple seat.”

He didn’t lose a word. Of course, so was I. I don’t know why he was trying so hard not to go in when he was already at home.

However, I couldn’t tell him that I wanted to go to his room quickly or that I wanted to go and do this and that, so I nodded and swallowed my words.

And the place we arrived at was a cinema nearby house.

There were a lot of people because it was a weekend afternoon.

People of varying ages were scattered. Friends, lovers, and family…

There were also many of Alan’s friends present.

“Hey, Alan…” they called out. 

I pretended to know them, and I greeted them by saying, “Hello.”

When I moved my gaze after noticing them stirring conversations, Alan quickly ended the conversation and came back to my side.

“You seem to have a lot of friends.”

Even if I referred to them as friends, they were all arrogant guys who spent their weekends away from school at the movies or downtown.

For me, the best I could do was go to a PC room and play games, or to a karaoke room and sing a song in a high voice, eat ice cream at an ice cream shop that didn’t suit me, and then pass the time with nothing to do.

“I don’t know.”

Alan ended the conversation just like that.

The movie was chosen based on the number of screens it had.

There was even a 10-minute interval, but Alan chose the 30-minute interval.

He bought a large drink, but he only used one straw.

What the hell. If that’s the case, we should just suck each other’s lips and watch a movie at home, but I’m not sure we should even go to the cinema.

But I don’t dislike it, so I just left it as Alan did.

It felt like we were on a date.

I walked around the game room and was angry in front of the claw machine, where Alan easily lost 500 baht.

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