The Destiny of the Disconnected
Chapter 41 The Profound Disappointment

He went to the cafeteria to buy his favorite chocolate milk, alone. While he was waiting for his change. In order not to get bored, he spread the view throughout the cafeteria room. His eyes were now fixed on the Ark sitting and eating while in the crowd. Since he moved to Onestar school, suddenly. The man became popular. Maybe because of his looks.

Rumi had reprimanded and greeted him several times, but none of his greetings were ignored. I was upset, but how else. Rumi just wants to re-establish their long-broken relationship.

"Nih neng Rumi change" said the canteen mother gave a note to Rumi. They had gotten quite accrued because Rumi often shopped in the cafeteria.

He turned to "Oh, yes thank you" putting the money in his school pocket.

As Rumi turned to leave the canteen with the milk box in her hand, she was surprised to see someone standing very close behind her. Fortunately, Rumi did not hit him.

(Who the hell) his mind is upset. He looked up. His eyes were wide because it was Arka. The statue that was sitting at the end of the canteen was now behind him.

"the arka? What are you buying?" Ask Rumi. With a little smile on his face.

As always. No answer, Arka just stared straight at the sale of the canteen that provides a lot of food and drinks, not Rumi who was right in front of him. It was as if the woman was nothing but a wind passing by for him.

"Oh, I want to buy chocolate milk" he said. Stepping forward to make Rumi cornered and finally chose to step back.

Unsurrender. Rumi kept trying to communicate with Arka "Since when did you like chocolate milk, instead of you like vanilla milk huh?" Rumi said with a smile. As he remembered, when they were both still Junior High. I love vanilla milk. Not chocolate.

Staring at the silent Arka, while paying the proceeds to the mother canteen guard. I don't know since when Rumi became this patient to face someone. He kept trying to talk to Arka even though he knew there would be no response. Now it feels like talking to a statue.

Arka opted out when she got her change. Rumi died there like a fool who didn't get the answer.

The people in the cafeteria were even just looking at each other looking at Rumi's out-of-the-box attitude. The badas and cruel nature of the woman has become a daily issue at the school. But looking at Rumi who looks like chasing after Arka who fell like begging. Makes them think maybe Rumi put some flavor on Arka.

"Hey.." said Rumi saw Arka who was whining away.

"Wait a minute, Arkaa!!" The voice that had been large, slowly shrank along with the hunting breath.

Unconcerned by the constant screams echoing as loud as anything in the school corridor. He kept going faster. Ignoring the dozens of pairs of eyes that seemed to be watching them throughout the journey.

Suddenly, his sleeve was pulled roughly from behind to make him unable to walk again.

It was Rumi who managed to catch up to Arka"Are you deaf? I said stop why keep going? You intentionally?" Said Rumi with an annoyed face mixed with sweat. Arka walked quite far, of course, making Rumi frenzy chasing after him.

Those blue eyes then looked at him deeply. I don't know what's on his mind. That handsome face was always coldly expressing to him. Even if with others, a friendly smile will be displayed. But fortunately this time he managed to get a response from the man.

"Hey," said Arka.

"Why?"

(It's good that he doesn't ignore me again this time. I hope our relationship improves)

"Stop talking to me, don't you have a job other than bothering me?" Arka sighed and turned away from Rumi.

The deg!

His pupils grew bigger hearing the blond man's sentence. Still trying to smile "Bothering? Me? So all this time you've been assuming that I'm just a bully?" Instead of being happy because it finally got a response from Arka. There was a sense of disappointment even greater when he heard the answer from Arka.

Arka clucked "When you're unconscious?" The lazy expression on his face was obvious.