Chapter 103. Forgive

The days passed, and Roy didn't fail to give me a ride to work in the morning.

Despite my initial coldness, he endured it, and I could feel his desire for us to reconcile. He also resumed bringing pastries that Amari missed, so I couldn't help but be somewhat pleased.

"Do you have any plans for tomorrow?" I asked Roy.

We were both sitting in front of the house, watching the few passing cars.

I felt him turn his gaze towards me. I puffed my cheeks.

"I'm always free whenever you are," he replied. "Why?" he asked.

I sighed into the void. "I wanted to ask if you could accompany me to the mall. I have something to buy—"

"Sure. What time?" he cut me off before I could finish.

"Don't bother picking me up. I'll just pass by; I'll head straight there," I added.

I thought about it for several nights. Amari had asked me multiple times when she could meet Roy. I didn't know how to feel because she didn't seem to harbor any anger toward Roy, and she