Chapter 6

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For the next six months, Daisy seemed to vanish from our lives. Austin and I gradually started talking about marriage. So he and his friends planned that proposal. Actually, I already knew about it. While doing laundry, I'd found the ring receipt in his pocket, and I'd been looking forward to it with huge hopes. I never expected Austin to give me such a "surprise." After I packed up my things, I texted Austin: "Break up." Not long after I sent the message, he called. I hung up. He called again. Annoyed, I just turned off my phone. When Monday came, Austin was waiting at the entrance of my company. My coworkers watched us with awkward expressions. I didn't want him to interfere with my work, so I asked my boss, Mr. Sterling, for a half-day leave to settle things between us. Mr. Sterling gave me a long look, a faint smile playing on his lips, and agreed without hesitation. We walked to a small plaza downstairs. We used to sit on a shady bench during lunch, sharing the homemade lunch box I made for him. Now, we were here to break up.
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