Chapter 67

Visit Someone

I sighed at the last thing he said. I adjusted my seat to fight the tension I was feeling.

“So, what is your answer?” He tilted his head to look me in the eyes.

“Mr. Galvez—” I cut him off, not wanting to be rude if I said I didn’t like him. I don’t want him to rely on nothing because I know the feeling of hoping for something impossible, so as much as possible, and I want to be honest with him.

“Mr. Galvez, I don’t want to take advantage of your kindness, but maybe it’s better if we just stayed as friends.” I deeply sighed and sheared to avoid the conversation.

He didn’t answer at first. He stared at me for a while, so I was the first to look down.

“I got it,” he said.

I pursed my lips to stop speaking. I want to apologize because I know I hurt him, but when I look him in the eyes, it seems like I just didn’t say anything to him.