Flash Divorce: Veiled Love

at him and found a seat to sit down slowly. I wa

lder. "The librarian asked me to tell you that the library is about to close. You should head b

I nodded and

urned to leave. I put the

ooking at something. As I got closer, I heard him muttering to himself. He

with an umbrella, I'd get soaked, so I figured I'd wait i

ently, each lost i

ezed. The rainy night w

o look at me, an

puzzled by the unusual expression

he said softly, appearing somewhat entr

as the first time I had witnessed thi

somewhat unexpectedly,

t," he said. Then he took off his coat and put it ov

uietly watching the torrential rain o

lost in our thoughts. Before long, the so

catch up with him to return his coat. But for some reason

ommates were all out. Since it was our

rops sliding down the window one by one slowly,

loof towards each other before, began to have exchanges. As

an ex-girlfriend who had passed aw

as a graduation gif

society. I had originally thought that we would quarrel o

s often left me at a loss. We had been together for seven years

ways a sense of estrangeme

ear since we moved in together. I thought we should celebrate it, so

nd the several dishes that I was good at c

meet a young girl's r

adually felt a bit sleepy. It wasn't until the three hands of the clock met

're

he wall. It was already th

his shoes and walked into the room. It was only then th

te. I had made elaborate preparations for our

a couple. I've been waiting for you

something and took out a bouquet of ros

somewhat consoled. It seemed that he d

he had given me a bouqu

red his head, and gently he

t scent of alcohol, making m

dsome face, I was

it was the first time that he kissed me. He had

stopped and gently stroke

name isn't Kendra. Kendra was