Chapter 021

Feeling trapped? Apparently not, Fara actually felt like she had more opportunities to clear the puzzle that was lodged in her head. Fara clearly still doesn't understand until now, after all with her treating Davin but staying silent has not brought her any progress.

Fara's gaze focused on observing the small wound that appeared on the corner of Davin's lips, her focus was not on the man's face, but she was still focused on sharpening her mind to find a way that he didn't get an answer for. Why did he get hit and why did everyone seem to change the subject when she asked about the relationship between Davin and the principal.

The small piece of cotton that touched the corner of Davin's lips didn't make the man wince a bit, instead he looked at Fara's face who didn't even notice her gaze. Well, it seems that Davin understands that Fara's focus is not on him.

"Regarding the riddles that have piled up in your head," Fara turned her gaze to Davin's pupils, they stared at each other at that close distance. But really, Fara didn't feel the slightest tremble, because curiosity was much more enveloping her at this time.

"Forget it, it won't do you any good knowing it."

Fara's gaze successfully fell from Davin, she even closed her eyes because she got an answer that was not what he expected. At first, she thought that Davin would tell the truth, but she was wrong, it was just her expectation.

"Can I know the reason?" This time it was Fara who asked, she brought her eyes back to Davin, focused on staring at the man's handsome face hoping to find an answer.

"You'll find out for yourself if you can. Don't ask the others, it backfires on themselves."

Davin's words made Fara feel angry, she clenched one hand that was holding the cotton. Not giving up, she immediately dropped the object that was easily swept away by the wind and returned her gaze to Davin.

She wondered, why did Davin still look so calm? What does it all mean?

"Why? Why does everyone seem afraid to tell the truth. Who are you?"

Fara's breath caught, but Davin couldn't help but smile at Fara's words. Didn't that girl just ask a joke?

"Know your limits, you're not an important person here. You—the one that that man brought in, so act accordingly."

Good, Fara was successfully made unable to move by Davin's sentence. But, after all, she still had to find the answer that was lodged in her head.

"Just give me an answer to my question, like you said, I'm not an important person, everything will be fine."

She got up, followed by Davin who was now towering higher in front of her.

"Everything will be fine?" Davin repeated Fara's words then smiled faintly, "even your current position is not good. You better take care of yourself."

"What position do you mean?" Fara's teeth were chattering violently, but Davin was still looking down at her.

"Stay like that, you can screw things up if your brain is working."

Okay, Fara can't stand it anymore, the more we come here, the more Fara doesn't understand what Davin means.

Davin walked away from there, but his steps stopped when Fara's voice stopped him.

"Then give me an answer to my question on this one," there was a pause for a few seconds, Davin turned and found Fara who was staring at him.

"Who printed the wound there?" Instead of answering, Davin stepped closer to Fara who looked nervous. It seemed the girl's fear had returned.

"Who do you think always drove you? Always there when you were there too, he was that person."

One thing on Fara's mind, that person must be Yasa.

"One more thing," Fara looked up when she heard Davin's low voice, "I'm not that scary."

He smiled sincerely for the first time, a smile that didn't hold a question mark for Fara, a smile that made her barely take her eyes off Davin until he disappeared behind the door.

"He's right, he's not that scary."

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Yasa seems to have realized something, when she picked up Fara from school, the girl didn't talk to her much. In fact, usually Fara would be very chatty, talking about anything that made her laugh at school, what things she went through while in the car.

No wonder Yasa thought something was missing, the car seemed deserted. Though usually Yasa prefers a quiet, calm atmosphere. However, since Fara's presence, his world has become noisy, because of that he also feels that he has a new color in his life besides gray.

"How was your day?"

"Ordinary." Even Fara answered briefly, even though she usually always started a conversation without being asked.

"Is there something upsetting you."

Unmitigated, Fara nodded slightly, looking at Yasa inquiringly, but it seemed that the man didn't notice Fara's gaze because he focused on balancing the steering position.

"Just hit it, if he or she upsets you then just hit it."

As Yasa said, the man received a small smack from Fara's hand on his shoulder, a little confusing and funny at the same time. He chuckled a little before turning to look at her.

"Why are you hitting me?"

"You suck!"

Really, Yasa doesn't feel like he's been a problem since morning until now.

"What's so annoying? I had to skip my final course just to pick you up." Yasa said right.

"Then don't pick me up, you're not sincere!"

Yasa was successfully confused by Fara's behavior today, the girl seemed to give her another butterfly sensation. In fact, previously he was used to the chatty Fara.

"If it wasn't sincere, I would have left it halfway long ago."

That's right, but Fara still feels annoyed with Yasa, how could the man hit Davin just because of the problem he returned the goods.

"You're so annoying, instead of apologizing, you just look normal!" Fara exclaimed which made Yasa confused again.

Then he slowed down the engine and turned a little to his side so he could talk to Fara.

"Why? Can you explain? You've been saying I'm annoying, but I don't think so."

Fara rolled her eyes lazily, she turned to Yasa who was raising an eyebrow.

"Davin said you hit him when he returned the thing I borrowed. Why did you hit him? After all, I should be the one returning his stuff, not you."