Chapter 59

It was already around three in the afternoon when Polo left us at the jeepney terminal. Since we hadn’t eaten lunch yet, we stopped by Jollibee to grab a meal.

I only realized I was hungry now. We had both lost our appetites because of Lianna.

“If that Lianna were still alive, I would have punched her a long time ago. She made us starve… she starved us! That bitch,” Jessie said angrily as she devoured her Chickenjoy with her right hand.

“Jessie, thank you,” I said, and as I did, I felt tears forming in my eyes.

She looked into my eyes and seemed to notice I was on the verge of tears.

“Come on,” she laughed and wiped her eyes because she was also starting to cry. “I told you,” She took both my hands, “I won’t leave you because you’re my best friend… because I’m sure that if the roles were reversed, I know you wouldn’t leave me either.”

She laughed again and wiped away my tears this time. She gave a small smile before speaking again, “Don’t be all d