The Past Faces

Nina raised her head to the sky, it was a very sunny day. It had been three days since Aiden left and every time they talked on the phone, he would definitely act like a kid who always whined because he couldn't be away from his mother.

In fact, even this morning Nina had to face her spoiled nature, her activities had to be postponed in order to serve Aiden, who always said that he missed and really wanted to hug her. While Nina's answer was nothing more than "Hum?" or "I know!"

Annoyed, Aiden hoped her would respond better. But apparently, she can't show clearly that she misses him too much.

"Nina? You're Nina, right?" said a woman standing beside her.

Nina gasped in surprise, even though this was not the right time for her to run into someone she might know. Meanwhile, her hands are busy fighting the eco-friendly bag containing plastic bottles that she deliberately collects to be resold.

"Tsk, why does anyone recognize me here?" She thought. Slowly, she turned to the side, look