Deal! My Handsome Senior!

ike the flowers in my hea

t. I realized I had been staring bl

I got up a bit early this mor

ks for the milk tea." With that, I turned

lways felt another rolling g

f empty seats, so Laurie and I heade

ilk tea below. When they finally boarded, on

e back of the bus, and I quickly l

epy, Laurie. I'm going to take a nap." Then I leaned f

up leaning on Laurie's shoulder. Surpris

ndow and asked, "How much

minutes," a pleasant male

urned my head to see Austin. To make su

ed to suppress his laughter. "You're not mistaken.

alm. "Oh, I see." I turned b

got some drool on your fac

and sure enough,

why do I always embarrass mysel

to maintain a

ed, digging my toe

omfort, as we both remained si

tily, eager to leave first. "The bus hasn't stopped ye

d. My urgency was because of t

t wanted to get off

driver hit the brakes, an

about to breathe a sigh of relief, the driver accel

land? Right on

aled sharp

I was really heavy, and that all the mea

in my ear through gritted teeth, "Are you going to get up, or

I hurriedly got up and mo

y eyes followed my

I had sat somewhere

at affec

describe, I quietly asked, "Can you still

How would you know

ut. What kind of flirtatious banter was this? I didn

arked the bus properly. I grabbed m

he bus. It seemed Austin was telling th

ually, I spotted him still sitting in the back of the bu

't believe I was w

to the guesthouse. After a whil

assigned rooms to everyone, ex

usying herself with him. They

eing Laurie looking so unwell, I stay

th her. She claimed she was giving me an opportunity.

the room. Out of everyone, Laurie

ered to the small clearing where t

along with a few other members. But my focus was o

d saw me, then imme

avoiding his gaze and kicking a small stone on the ground out

ut to make up an excuse when Austin grabbed my wri

e. It's warme

surprised by his c

d with hostility. "Austin, can you come here f

early annoyed and c