Christmas Carnival (Part Two)

By the time we arrived at Central Town, it was quite the opposite of what Alex said a while ago. The whole place is literally packed with more shop-goers than it had been during the regular days.

I tried to tease the lad by simply looking at him and raised one eyebrow.

"What? Don't look at me like that. I never said I was right in the first place!" Alex cried out which made me chuckle. No matter how intimidating he may seem on the outside, this guy is just pure childish on the inside.

Pursing my lips together to stop myself from further laughing, I replied, "Alright then. No need to be so spiteful about it."

Alex only clicked his tongue in irritation before his grip slightly tightened on my hand.

He looked at me expectantly and smiled."Let's go?"

From his hand, my head tilted up to meet his gaze. Sure enough, even in his disguise, this guy's presence is still outstanding among the rest… or maybe I am just being biased here.