Monday
Monday has arrived!
"I'll be right back."
"Where are you going?"
My best friend asked. I would answer later and let her see the situation for herself because my nosy friend would definitely turn to follow at my every move.
I walked to the beverage shop in the cafeteria where we were staying.
"I'd like a blended cocoa with whipped cream and caramel drizzle... er... no caramel, I'd like chocolate drizzle instead."
Damn it, I didn't want "Caramel" to mess with P'Jeans even with the food. The owner of the shop skillfully prepared the menu. During that time, I kept looking around to see if the four people at the corner of the cafeteria had left yet. Luckily, they were more interested in sitting and chatting than rushing to eat breakfast.
"I got it."
"How much?"
"60 bath."
I've never invested in anything that wouldn't give me a return. If it weren't for the guilt that my father called me in for a talk because of us, I wouldn't have had the nerve to buy it just to walk stupidly to the table.
"What?"
Phi Fang asked in a stern voice, looking at the glass of cocoa I had placed there with distrust.
"I brought it for Phi Jeans..."
"Did you put some medicine on it?"
This is another person. Phi Luk Mee made a frightened face.
"I didn't put any!"
But the cute one pouted.
"How can I trust a freshman who made that Jeans fall into disrepute?"
"Underdog?"
"Hee! Because of you, Jeans got her car confiscated, got a curfew, got grounded, and had her pocket money deducted. You little brat!"
"Never mind, I did it myself."
She interrupted her to prevent Phi Luk Mee from getting any angrier. She reached out to grab the cup of cocoa I had set aside and drank it without even looking at me. I couldn't say anything. My faults had caused her to be punished in so many ways.
What should I do? Do you hate me even more than before?
"What are you standing there looking at? You're done with the stuff and then you go and criticize."
Suddenly, Phi Four, who had been quiet for a long time, started to scold me in an irritated voice, with Phi Fang casually adding something.
"And if you find out what's in the water, you'll be in trouble."
You're really as fierce as a tiger. I just want to say something to Phi Jeans. You said you'd talk about it today, but today we haven't even looked at each other. I feel strangely empty inside. What's wrong with you? Have I done something wrong or offended you?
Walking absent-mindedly back to the table, before we could even sit down, the foulmouthed Praewa teased in a sweet voice,
"I thought you were going somewhere. Turns out you were bringing water to the senior you have a crush on."
"What the hell do you like? You're talking nonsense. Do you know that your plan caused Phi Jeans to be punished by her father?"
"Huh? What punishment?"
"Seize the car, put on curfew, confine the house, and deduct money from pocket money. Is that enough?"
She said, echoing her friends in the group.
