Will Never Let You Go
Movie theater

"Now, the ticket." Darma handed over the two tickets he had just received to Ara.

Ara gasp. With his consciousness not yet fully returned, he received the small paper. His eyeballs were instantly perfectly rounded when suddenly Darma held his hand away from where the two were standing.

"Eh?"

"Sorry, but I see you're still in shock. So, I pulled you out before the guy behind us got mad."

Ara only gave a small nod as her mind was still fixed on the man in front of her. Although Solo City is small, but its population of more than five hundred thousand people makes it still do not believe it will be reunited with someone he almost used. In addition, Ara also remembered the things she had believed.

Maybe not, this is one of those unexpected goodies? But, why should it come from the person I once broke? In blatant terms! Just die, Ra!

"Still thinking of a wallet?" ask Darma.

Again the girl gasped. "No. My wallet isn't gone, but I forgot it's the same stuff." Yeah, Ara already remembered her wallet. He gave the money to Keyla when his best friend refueled at the gas station.

Darma's turn is nodding. A moment later, the atmosphere became awkward. The two just stared at the people passing by without any desire to return to chatting.

In her heart, Ara hoped that Keyla would come soon. Keyla's sociable nature can certainly dilute the situation between him and Darma. Glancing at her watch, Ara's forehead frowned slightly noticing Keyla who had gone to the toilet for too long.

Like the proverb of the beloved shoots also arrived. That's what happened to Ara. When the girl thought of Keyla, the next second her phone got an incoming call from her best friend.

"Hello, Key! Where are you?"

"Excuse me, Ra. I'm not watching. Now I'm in the parking lot and I'm going to the clinic." Keyla's voice panicked across the street.

"Well, what's wrong with you, Key?" tanya Ara was no less panicked.

"I'm not papa, Ra. I only just got a phone call when my mom's on the bike. I have to get there. You know, my mother is a coward if she deals with health. Yes, yes, Ra, sorry to make you go home alone. Later if I pay you, deh. Bye, Ra."

"Yes, Key, I don't take ojek, but my wallet .... Keys! Keys! Hello!" Ara melengos resignedly knowing that the connection had been severed. The rest of the balance to pay for online taxis is not enough while he knows his parents are not at home because they went to visit his cousin's sister who just gave birth. Her sister? Don't expect anything from Gusti. The teenager will not be home unless his legs are chained.

"Why?" Darma who had been listening asked.

"So you don't want to be either?"

Ara looked confused. If he's watching, is he just watching alone with Darma? If not, what should he do now? Back on foot?

"I'll watch, deh. No papa, right, watching a movie alone?" asked Ara with a careless step walking into the studio.

"So, I wasn't considered, was I?" Darma asked back.

"You watch alone?"

"Yes, why?"

Both are now walking up the stairs looking for seats according to the number listed on each ticket.

"No papa, anyway, just a lot of people think it's weird to go everywhere alone. And we didn't ask them to pay, did we?"

Darma chuckled at hearing that. "What do you want to drink?" tanyanya is now approached by one of the cinema employees who are in charge of offering a menu of food and drinks.

"I'm not."

"I paya."

Ara looked embarrassed. While in there his heart was condemning the actions of the bar-bar that he did when he met Darma for the first time.

"Milo dinonya two equal popcorn caramelnya big one, yes, sister," said Darma mentioned his order.

"Good, awaited, yes, Brother." After that, the employee passed before coming back to bring the order.

Turning his head towards the girl who was still at home looking down, Darma interrupted, "Not to be ashamed, I'll have a debt of six hundred thousand with you."

Like a shrimp kecemplung hot oil, Ara's face reddened with embarrassment when she heard it. His mind screamed, "LORD, PLEASE SINK ME NOW!!!"