Chapter 16 - Misunderstanding

The party concludes at 11 p.m.

Miguel was drunk and passed out. I'd like to ask Miguel for assistance in locating Miguel's residence.

But it appears like she is overacting. Miguel had completely forgotten that they were only acting.

As a result, Aria has no choice but to bring Miguel to her apartment.

But Aria and Miguel made a mistake.

Tristan was secretly dating Michelle, one of Miguel's sisters.

Michelle was concerned that Miguel would upset her brother with his ex-girlfriend Nancy. She requested Tristan to keep an eye on her older brother.

But, to her surprise, Tristan sent her a photo of Miguel and Aria together.

So she called her boyfriend to tell him what had happened.

"Hello, my love, could you tell me more about what happened earlier?" Michelle inquired of her girlfriend, as Monica sat on the opposite side.

"Oh, I had no idea your brother had met his soulmate since Kindergarten," Tristan said from the opposite side.

"What do you mean?" Michelle inquires of Tristan.

"We taught them that they only knew college." Aria, on the other hand, was a close friend of Miguel Her nickname was Ares. I recall the two saying they had a yearbook." Tristan stated his case.

"Are you sure?" Michelle said, motioning with her monocle to her sister to retrieve the yearbook.

"Oh, please get me a scarf next time you go to Nortonwise." "My Mother's birthday is approaching," Tristan added.

"What makes you think I'll go to Nortonwise?" Michelle inquired.

"Oh, Aria stopped Miguel to phone you about it. "She's afraid you two Monica will come to the bar to see the pass for Arthur Green's Book Signing," Tristan stated.

After a few more minutes of conversation between the couple.

Michelle and Monica, twin sisters, were having a meeting.

They discovered the yearbook. Aria Marc's name was indeed on the student list.

Aria was young at the time. But there was an overwhelming indication that she and Miguel were no longer together.

Miguel and Aria posed for a photo while eating. It was more of a struggle.

Miguel discovered Aria taking his favorite dish and fleeing. It was captured in a photograph.

They also know that their brother had a photo of Aria that he had hidden. He said he had misplaced it, but his sister had hidden it.

They compare all of the photos, both old and fresh.

"It's no surprise, Tristan added, that brother met his match." They knew each other even before we were born." Monica stated.

"I understand. Regardless, we need to see her for ourselves. "We need to know more about her before we can say she's wonderful for our brother," Michelle explained.

"We need to be friendly and not scare her away." She did, after all, have a present for us. "It's the book signing pass," Monica explained.

"Wait a minute, Tristan mentioned Aria worked with Mr. Green. "Remember he said it," Michelle recalls.

"Yes, I believe I heard that as well. What if Sister Aria could invite Mr. Green to the school's exhibition? "I'll inform my mother and father that my brother is getting married," Monica remarked, already planning.

"Wait a minute, sister, we need to see her first." However, he must incorporate his brother. He's keeping his new girlfriend hidden from us.

Miguel and Aria had no idea they were in a sticky situation after that night at the pub.

***

Miguel awoke the next morning to find himself in an unusual room.

He ponders what the hell occurred last night.

He had to recall that Aria pretended to be his girlfriend to keep Jenny from nagging him about meeting her sister to get back together.

He was relieved to recall that he and Aria had kissed the night before.

"It's a shame we're not in a serious relationship." I want it to be genuine. "How, though?" Miguel ponders this.

The door unexpectedly opens. Miguel was taken aback when he noticed Aria was already dressed and ready to go somewhere.

"Are you leaving?" Miguel inquires, a dejected expression on his face.

"Miggie Today I have a meeting with a client. Tonight is a good night for dinner. Is it okay with you if I pick you up at the hospital?" Aria stated.

"Does that mean you're going to work?" Miguel stated.

"Of sure, if not, I'll stay with you." Oh my, I'm late. I had already prepared breakfast. I've left a note on the same table for you to read before you go. "Bye," Aria said as she rushed out of the house.

Miguel understands how it feels to be overburdened at work. He was fortunate in that he had already requested two days' leave.

"She's busy and late, yet she still cooks for him." Miguel stood up to see the supper Aria had prepared for him.

He grinned and wondered why Aria knew so much about him, and he felt she was too mysterious as if she had a wall that prevented him from knowing her.

Fried rice, chicken with mushrooms, and steam veggies stir-fried with butter were served to the table.

He smiled as he read the note Aria had left for him. "How am I going to make her mine?"

***

If you're reading this after I've already left. I had an appointment with a client.

Let's meet tonight at 9 p.m. at the Knight Bar. I'll meet you at the hospital.

A new set of clothes is just around the corner for you. I'll see you later. - Aria