MAGNOLIA
In the almost occupied and noisy auditorium, I aim towards my two best friends, who quickly turn to another direction instead of waving over like they'd do before because we always save each other a seat on occasions like this.
Wow.
"Baby?" Eugene beamed from the first role.
Thank God.
I turned back to where he was seated, around with his polo teammates. Granted, he had saved me a seat.
He smiled widely and opened his arms when I settled in the seat, pulling me for a deep kiss.
I couldn't push the uneasiness that he could notice what I've been doing in the past minutes or days. Not to mention the disgust I feel for myself for sneaking around, watching the wrong person instead of spending my time with someone I am committed to. But a part of me says, in my defense, I did
