(Yuki)
"Aw. Don't worry, Yuki." Arlo said as he brought me into a hug. "They're all in a better place now."
That reminded me of what Yasir told me. Religion... How can stuff like that be real... Ugh. I just wish I had answers. Is heaven and hell real? Is there really a god? Why can't things just be straight forward...
I sighed as all of this ran through my head. I decided to head to Yasir. I texted him, asking him where he was. He told me he was at Zulaykha's. He gave me the address and I pulled away from Arlo's hug.
"Arlo..." I spoke. "Can you drive me to Zulaykha's house?" I asked. "130 Wilson Street."
"Ugh. Right now?" he asked. "Today is such a chill day. I just wanna stay inside." Arlo was going to collapse on his bed, but I took the keys from his nightstand and grabbed his arm, dragging him down the stairs and outside to his car.
"You're driving." I said with a smile, holding his keys out. He rolled his eyes.
"Jinjja aish." he muttered under his breath. "Japanese people..." he snarled.
"Korean people..." I mocked.
He let out a chuckle and grabbed the keys from my hand. He hopped in the car and I did the same. He then began to drive.
"So... Why are you going to Zucchini's house?" Arlo asked.
"I have to talk to Yasir about something..." I said. Arlo smirked.
"Oooh. Relationship drama already?" he asked, smiling. "I can't wait to watch the argument go down..."
I rolled my eyes. "It's not drama..." I said. "And it hasn't even been a week yet. We're not dating...just...talking..." I said.
Arlo rolled his eyes. "Mmhmm."
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The Other
SpiritualSince Zulaykha Masih lost her parents 2 years ago, she and her older brother, Ziyad Masih, have lived on their own. Being Muslim, Zulaykha has been hated and discriminated by society all her life and all she ever wanted was a normal life. When Zulay...