Coldness.

Judith's POV,

I can't imagine driving without Amihan by my side. She's been such a constant presence in my life, and it's hard to imagine being on the steering without her. I've gotten so used to having her with me in the car, that it's difficult to imagine what it would be like to be on the road without her and our unending gist. On that Monday morning, I raced out of the house, frantically trying to catch up to Amihan's car as she was about to leave for work. I called out to her, waving my arms and trying to get her attention. But she was already pulling out of the driveway, and I was almost too late. Amihan had assumed I would be driving my car that morning, and so she didn't wait for me after breakfast.

As I approached her car, Amihan looked at me with a puzzled expression. 'Why aren't you using your ride?' she asked. I sighed and pouted my lips, trying to think of an explanation.

I gave her a sheepish grin,

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