Look At Me!

ll phone. When she took it out of the bag, there were several incoming calls f

y Adimasta was busy looking for her. Adimasta's reply came quickly. He asked if his

ucked into the book Clarissa had borrowed. Clarissa was curious, what were the contents of

t. Unfortunately, in Clarissa's eyes, Adimasta looked like an indecisive and weak guy. It was the reason

so boring with this boy's style. No excitement, no fun challenges, and ad

. Adi, Adi ..." Clarissa closed the book. She pla

the middle of the open book. Clarissa's eyes bulged, he

pe with fairly large size. And underneath were three

A -- I l

larissa was still

ging. Adimasta contacted. Clariss

have my book?"

oy. It seemed she wanted to smack the boy. But, no way. Not t

again because Clar

re." Flat, Cla

It's important to me." Adimasta ensu

o keeping your books

hat the book was in Clarissa. Relieved, Clarissa didn't say anything about the

orried that Clarissa would know what he wrote there. It seemed Clarissa didn't see. The girl didn't really care.

back the sheets at the book. Her eyes widened again, it turned out that th

ul today. Nice to s

t me. Coz I have

e so neatly stored up feelings that Clarissa couldn't find out? And, some time

ime Clarissa closed the book and put it i

*

he entered the class, Adimasta immedi

lifted her face. She had already made plans on how she woul

t." Clarissa looke

ed Adimasta. Now Adima

er, in a note on a laptop, cellphone, whatever."

issa was doing it on a purpose. And it was very poss

ecturer entered the class

nswers were heard f

still making sure the

di Cakra." Clarissa gla

dimasta was not calm. Even though he was expressionless, his heart was churni

Clarissa looked at Adimasta, then she grabb

. Adimasta swallowed his saliva. He didn't know what Clarissa would say. Adimasta had to f

h. He waited for Adimasta with a grumpy face. A

?" As usual, Adi

masta's book from her bag. Clari

m me, Adi." A cold look em

that came out one by one, Adimasta's trademark sp

at you." Clarissa folded her arms.

thing, that Clarissa is known to be the most arrogant young wom

e you. I can't deny my feeli

prised. This very calm

ain, don't expect anything. I will never accept you." Clarissa stood up. "Thr

n't d

d at Adimasta's words.

the man I'm after has more qualities than you. Much mor

nything I'm here for you." No expression. But A

" With those words, C

ick black hair. He wouldn't give up. He loved Clarissa, he wanted her to live well. And he woul