Chapter 32

AMANDA

Minutes passed, and Diana still hadn't appeared. It had been fifteen minutes past the time we agreed to meet. I scanned the crowd, trying to spot her, with little success. I clenched my teeth; she always did this, she never had the slightest sense of punctuality. I was starting to feel embarrassed as several waiters had already asked if I wanted something, and I had to respond the same way every time: "No, I'm waiting for someone, she's running a bit late." I decided to wait for ten more minutes, and if she didn't show up, I would leave.

"To be honest, I didn't expect you to greet me with that face, considering it's been two years since we last saw each other," I raised my head upon hearing the familiar voice approaching me.

Eyes the same shade of green as mine met mine, wrinkling her nose slightly. "Come on, no welcome for your younger sister?" she asked, opening her arms. I shook my head, smiling, and hugged her tightly. We both laughed, and I even think w