NINETEEN

“I saw you at the stargazing café last week.”

I nodded and take a sip of the orange juice Olivia bought for me. “I think I saw you wherever I go.”

Olivia took a bite of the dumpling, “you didn’t think I follow you, right?”

I just laughed it off. I continue slurping on the spicy noodles I ordered. It’s been awhile since I ate at the cafeteria. Their menus have improved a lot and I think I’ll be eating here often. Moreover, I didn’t see any tasteless chicken soup on the counter. That’s what matters.

“Your girlfriend is pretty. She isn’t from this company, is she?”

“We aren’t dating,” I sighed, “she is a hard catch.”

“Oh, so you are still courting her?”

I hummed in agreement. We haven’t talked for days. I was thinking about visiting Rosie after work, but I’m not sure if she wants to see me. But,