Nineteen

When we love another person, we must be ready to fall to make him or her happy.

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The bell rang, all the students rushed out of the building as if they couldn't wait to get home. However, unlike Allen, he still sat in his place, waiting for the school to be quiet and then he could go home.

Lea, who realized this, was confused. Because Allena was never like this, usually the girl would break through the crowd of other students to get out first, but now she looks relaxed.

"Len, you're not home?" she asked.

Allen looked awkward, then scratched the nape of the neck that didn't itch.

"That's right again," he replied.

"It's been pretty quiet, don't you want to be with me?"

"No, Leah, you go first."

"Sure?"

"Yes, Leah," he answered.

"You're not hiding anything from me, are you?" Lea asked starting to get suspicious.

"Hidden what? No, why am I hiding something from Lo," said Allen, a little stubbornly?

"Okay then,