An unfortunate lust

Until next time!

The day after tomorrow, it was a cloudy day. Linda came back home after school. She enters the living room and sees her grand mum was having tea with her mum. They both were talking cheerfully. She greets them.

"O my child! come here", grand mum opens her arms to hug her.

Cadel entered the house. He greets randomly and moves toward his room.

Linda was damn nervous. Sofia was staring at her.

"Let her come here for her exams", said Sofia to her mum.

"Yeah definitely",she nodded.

Sofia meets Linda in her room. She helped her pack her stuff.

"What did you tell grandma?", Linda asked her mum.

"None of your business", Sophia said straight.

"I should be aware of that", Linda spoke.

"I haven't told her the real matter, Just go with her as you wanted to live with your grandma. Alright?", Sophia told her what she pretended to her grandma.

Linda understands the assignment. She learns that her mum was saving her marriage and wanted her to stay with grandma. She had teary eyes and a broken heart. She just started to live lively and experienced the most beautiful feeling but that doesn't last long.

That day was so silent. Linda along with her grandma went home. Her home town was far from Sam's house.

Cadel was too upset. He missed Linda everywhere.

He didn't attend his school for a few days. He hadn't had any contact number of her and couldn't talk last time before she left. He kept wondering what if she never met him.

After many days, He makes his mind and realized that she was only his addiction and infatuation which are way more dangerous to get rid of. He starts meeting his girlfriend. She visits his house on weekends. When the first time after linda left, he was having fun with her, Linda's face came to his mind, he was jittery. He couldn't deal with that. He felt Linda in his arms and looking towards him with her cute face. His girlfriend thought he wasn't in mood so she left and give him space.

Cadel keeps forgetting her but she seems to be with him. The more he forgets, the more she is remembered.