Chapter 20 - Hello, Love (1) (2/2)

”Is it delicious?” Someone whispered on my ear. I didn't need to turn around to see who the person was.

It must be him. Tom. Who else?

”It's really delicious.” I smiled to Mrs. Rosa. ”By the way, what's going on exactly? Are you planning to hold a party?” I asked as I saw many ingredients beside the dishwasher, enough to feed more than twenty people.

She shook her head. ”Tom visited me last night. I'm really happy. And he asked me to make him chicken porridge. Because you are the one who is living in his room now, I decided to give this to you.” She explained happily. Her eyes emitted warmth. She did not even sound so sad like before. I guess her dream was joyful, after all.

Oh, was that so? I smiled. Tom was sitting on the chair beside me now. He kept staring at me and smiling. ”Eat a lot so you can grow faster.” He said, almost made me choke. What the hell?!

”Thank you for the meal.” I thanked her as I got up from my seat. I had just finished eating the porridge and drinking a glass full of water.

”Hold on. I want to give you something.” Mrs. Rosa said quickly. She went into the kitchen hurriedly and came back with a lunch box. ”It's for your snack. Don't flip it, you'll ruin the cake.” She said as she handed me the box.

I held the box in my hand tightly. What's inside of this box? I thanked her again and walked outside. Tom was still following me.

”I think I don't have to accompany you to go to campus anymore. I'll just wait in your room.” He said, all of sudden.

”Eh? Why?” I looked at him.

”Your boyfriend is here.” He said indifferently.

I turned my head to the gate. Senior Rizal had just arrived and taken off his helmet. Then he smiled at me. The dream flashed back in my mind and I could feel my cheek was getting hotter. Huh, it was so embarrassing! Now I had to try to look calm in front of him, just because of the stupid dream.

”Go.” Tom said as he floated and went into the house.

I approached Senior Rizal with the crazy thump in my chest. I held the lunch box in my chest tightly, hoping that it would prevent my heart from jumping out from the place.