ALONE IN THE HOUSE

When our eyes met, he suddenly blushed without apparent reason or probably he's beginning to feel that our relationship is getting beyond friendship.

"My face is allergic to make-up and lipstick. I'll just act like a gay if you want!"

He posted like a gay with his tongue stuck out on his mouth and he bent his face while raising an eyebrow.

Now I realized that Nick is not really suitable to become gay, although I really appreciate his effort. I stared at him as I don't like his trying hard post.

"No! My mother won't be convinced that you are gay unless I retouch your face!"

Without uttering a single complaint, Nick agreed to what I am suggesting. Inside the van, I retouched his face and when we finally arrived in front of my house, I looked at him seriously.

"This is it! Please act more girly than me so my mom will believe that you are really gay. Once you had your coffee and got outside, you can remove your make-up!"

Some girls who walked by looked at Nick and we could hear them talki