EVANDER
I arrived at the amusement park first, with Rui trailing behind me like a lost puppy.
The place was already full of life—kids running around with balloons, couples holding hands, and the screams of thrill-seekers from the not-so-kid-friendly rides.
I shoved my hands into my pockets before clicking my tongue.
“This was supposed to be a family date, you know? Julia, me, and Andy. But of course, you couldn’t keep your mouth shut,” I said, playfully glaring at him.
“Sorry,” Rui sheepishly said, already stuffing his face with a cloud of pink cotton candy. “You know I'm bad with human interaction. There were too many people in your office that day."
"Don't worry, sir. I’ll make it up to you.”
I shook my head, sighing. “How would you even do that?”
Before I could say anythin
