Always Been You
"Super spicy, just like you always wanted?"
Grace nodded absently; being reminded of that memory was the last thing she wanted. “Here you go, Bli,” she said, handing over a five-thousand-rupiah note in exchange for a bag of starch balls.
“Thank you. Stay healthy and blessed by God,” Wira replied, half-raising his right hand in farewell.
“You too,” Grace smiled before leaving with her tempting snack.
Before reaching her house, Grace stopped pedaling. She leaned her bicycle against the wall by the side of the road and took out the bag of starch balls. Sitting on a wooden bench under the shade of a tree, she gazed at the dull white wall in front of her.
Hot Chapters