A Match for Him
69 Memories of Childhood
Nuna looked at her friend who was now lying on top of the gurney with a pale face. He held onto Freya's cold hand, rubbing it gently to keep it slightly warm.
For a few days Nuna did not return to the apartment. She did not want to leave Freya in the hospital, and was very afraid of hearing bad news.
Wake up Freya, open your eyes!
Nuna had fainted several times, and made Ikmal feel anxious.
"Eat, Nuna. If you're like this, how can you take care of Freya? Freya also definitely doesn't want you to be like this."
Nuna was silent, how could she eat, if her best friend still did not open her eyes. Not long after the door of the room opened, Dika entered with some tentengan.
"Nuna, my mama made you some food."
When she found out about Freya when she came to the hospital, Nuna was hard to contact, so she went to the apartment and hospital to find the girl. There was no time for Nuna to open her phone.
Nuna was still silent, until Dika touched Nuna's hand to awaken Nuna from her daydream. Ikmal saw the attention Dika gave to Nuna. Ikmal sighed, the girl's gaze looked hollow. Ikmal knows very well how close Nuna is to Freya.
Nuna cries when she sees Chiro's sadness and Arby's fragility. Hearing about Freya's current condition, which Freya had never told anyone about, made Nuna feel guilty. He should have paid more attention to his best friend.
Today Nuna went back to the apartment. He, Nania, Aruna and Rei did take turns going home to bring what they needed. Arby had everything they needed in the hospital.
Nuna opened her closet. Take out the red box that he had always kept. Her tears flowed as she looked at the contents of the box.
For others, it is not a valuable item and some of it will be considered garbage. This rope of goods, which witnesses that there are still people who care about him, mes they do not know each other. Let's just say Nuna is exaggerated or crazy, she doesn't care.
His parents never bought him snacks for him when they came home from work. No one came to pick her up and pick her up. And no one reached out his hand as he fell down and said, "What's up, papa's son mama's a strong boy. Don't cry yes, the beauty will be gone."
True, after Nuna remembered, his parents did not say that he was beautiful, just to please a child and think that he was the favorite of both parents.
His parents never asked for his grades either.
"Nuna, how much are you worth?"
"Six."
"What's up. It will be even better later. We must be diligent in learning so that our ideals are achieved. Later if your grades are good, I'll buy candy for you."
"Candy?"
"Yes, candy. If my grades are good, opa and Oma usually give me a new book. I would love to buy candy, ice cream or chocolate. So, let me just give you what I want."
Yes, again Nuna felt sick. Usually parents will promise something so that the value of their children is good and willing to study hard, but he.