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TRIGGER WARNING:
very matured sexual content.

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Sana doesn’t even know what to do.

Her tears kept on falling as she eats her cookies. She’s on the convenience store since she doesn’t want to go home yet. Her mind, probably, was on a total mess after knowing that all of her money has been stolen.

It took her years to make four of her piggy banks full, and her heart broke into pieces knowing that it’s all gone in a few minutes.

It feels like her dream was gone too, forever.

She put her head down and let her tears fall freely, crying out loud and not caring if someone hears her. She just wanted to let these feelings out even just for now.

Minutes later, she sat up properly before finishing her cookies and iced coffee until she saw a car park beside the convenience store.

Tzuyu.

She wiped her tears quickly and fixed her hair as she tried to calm herself down. She stared at Tzuyu until the younger went inside the convenience store.

Tzuyu immediately saw Sana and approached her. She noticed that Sana’s eyes were almost bulging out, and she assumes it’s because of crying.

Tzuyu sat in front of Sana and tried to smile. Her lust suddenly faded away when she saw Sana’s gloomy appearance.

“Hey, are you okay?” Tzuyu asked in concern as Sana just looked away and tried to avoid her eyes.

“Is it about the thief who stole your money?” the younger added earning a nod from Sana.

Sana just couldn’t hold her tears back as it fell freely, which made Tzuyu sad too. She felt the excitement when Sana agreed to her deal a while ago but this time, she’s feeling so sorry about the older’s situation.

“I studied hard to graduate as a psychologist and I’m saving money because I wanted to have my own clinic for mental health, but what now? It’s all gone!” Sana said as she pounded her fists on the table angrily while crying out loud. Tzuyu just looked at her sadly as the older continued to cry.

Tzuyu leaned over and patted Sana’s head before wiping the tears off the older’s face, “Don’t cry, Sana. It’s gonna be alright,” she said softly as she stood up and sat beside Sana before pulling her into a hug.

Sana never hesitated and just let Tzuyu hug her. She cried much more when the younger held her tightly in her arms like they knew each other for a long time.

Seconds after, Tzuyu pulled away and stared at Sana’s face while smiling, “Let’s go?” she asked as Sana nodded slowly at her question.

There’s no turning back.

The two of them stood up from the seats and walked outside the convenience store. As they approached the car, Tzuyu opened the car door for Sana first before she went in.

As the two of them were already inside the car, they buckled their seat belts while Sana was just looking through the window.