THE BATTLEFIELD OF LOVE
Part 109's. Winter Romance
I can say it has nothing to do with me. But frankly I think about it. A month later, the operation at Little Rock was over, we went back to Little Spring, my first dinner in the air that cooled down I saw him eating only with a few of his fellow soldiers, a few of his colleagues, and also a few days later.
"Susan, Andrew and Bella are really breaking up." Susan's not coming to Little Rock, I think she's better here because D'Angelo's here, too.
"Ohh you heard it too."
"Yes Noah told me before we left."
"Yes, I heard from D'Angelo they broke up. He said Bella didn't like Andrew's overcrowding. You know the expansion of the city and the winter preparations keep everyone busy. There are many new buildings built in the south of the city. Not to mention regulating the population that increases every day. There are at least tens of people entering every day."
"Ohh so."
"You don't intend to go back to him." Susan asked in an outright disapproving tone.
"No, I'm just asking."
"Good, why did you come back to him. Nothing good, remember he pushed you out. Where is your pride if you take it back." Remember he pushed you out, it wasn't really him, I pushed him out. Because I think my story with Fred can be likened to his story.
Should have struggled to maintain our relationship at that time. One thing's for sure, James's going to go all out if he finds out I'm talking to him again. Yesterday he just pushed him against the wall, maybe this time he wouldn't mind giving him a raw bogem.
I held back, I thought it was just a temporary feeling. It will disappear, I still believe time will take it away.
Two weeks back in Hot Spring, it's snowing. Everything turned grey in my sight. Cold air, although in this facelitas of health we are among the warmest, refugee children play in the snow with their thick clothes.
Andrew and his team are working hard to make the city self-sufficient. We have to say the management of this city is not in the wrong hands.
Bella should have supported him, not given him the extra burden, the thought just popped out. It's none of my business, but it's just right now.
I was walking down the hallway when the snow fell this afternoon.
"By yourself..." A voice made me look. Andrew greeted me and made me feel glued for a moment to look at him. The feeling returned quickly, making me give my smile to her.
"Yes." Yeah." Then I turned to look forward again, because he made my heart beat. What happened, what pain aside was not enough to make me still hate him.
"I'm bothering you."
"No, it's okay, just haven't seen snow in a long time." He stood beside me not trying to get close.
"How was your job yesterday, busy?"
"actually no. Only we got two patients who finally made it through the first pinhole with an experimental drug. All attention was on the two patients. It was like celebrating a great victory when they survived." Now I talk to him long without me preventing it. It feels good to be able to say something again to her, to be able to share the story again like it was a time ago.