Falling For The Man I Married
Chapter 37: It's too late
On our way to the picnic site, I'm with Nancy in her car with Sav and Chris in the back seat. Gabriel is with the boys and they go to the lake right after having breakfast earlier.
The kids and I were dancing our heads to Justine Timberlake's music 'Can't stop the feeling' playing on the car radio when Nancy suddenly changed the station.
It's exactly a heartbreak song.
I looked in the rearview mirror and saw the two kids frown at their cousin's back. I sighed, but then I tried to listen to the song.
**Why can't it be.. why can't it be the two of us? Why can't we be lovers? Only friends. You came along at a wrong place, at a wrong time or was it me.**
I immediately turned it back to its previous station earlier. Nancy glanced at me.
"Why did you change the song?" she asked me with amusement dancing in her eyes.
I gulped and tried to think a better reason.
"Uhm... the kids didn't like the song. And it's unsuitable for their age." I answered without looking at her. "Right kids?" I turned my head to look at the two who are now enjoying the cheerful song.
"Ahh... okay," she said nodding.
I suddenly felt uncomfortable with her, so I just looked out the window.
-'Why can't be? Why can't be the two of us? Huh! It will never happen.'-
I sighed as I leaned my head against the window. I closed my eyes for a while, but then I remember suddenly Sandy.
-'Right! I need to call her!'-
I took my phone inside my pouch and scrolled through my contacts and didn't hesitate to call when I saw her number even though I'm with someone in the car. And this time, she picked up the call on the second ring.
"Madi." her voice sounded so low and defeated.
"Where are you?" I asked frowning.
"Home," she answered shortly.
"Okay. So, can you explain to me what is happening to you and why were you seemed so defeated?"
I heard her sigh.
"Sandy?"
Because I'm too focused on talking to her, I didn't notice we'd already reached the picnic site until Nancy called my attention.
"Sissy, is it okay if we go to the tent already?"
I nodded and
"What about you?"
just talk to
she said before
gone, I
Where are you?" Sandy
"I'm in Belleville."
I can imagine her
with Gabriel's parents. I mean, we...
"What is happening Madi? Why were you there and
call you to interrogate me. This is about you that's why I called. And why we are here, well, I have an
her
with your messages last night? Those heartbreak quotes that you sent me.
suddenly seemed
okay, do you have
she said after
"Sandy, are you kidding me? What's the problem
I'm in love Madi,
What is this, Sandy? He's your boyfriend and he should be
Madi. He's my boyfriend but I don't love him. I'm in love with someone else. I've fallen in love with
my hand over my chest.
sighed before giving
in love
over than the word shocked, I think that's what
the car and didn't notice how Gabriel ran towards me when he saw me clutch my chest. But what he didn't know was that it was just an ordinary
Madi. It just happened one day when I woke up and I realized I'm in
know what to say, Sandy."I sighed. "So,
other
you
love with
"Sandy..."
to see Gabriel with his one-line eyebrows. I unlocked the door and he immediately opened it with concern in both
"Love, what happened?"
with his question. For sure Sandy heard his voice
Madi, seriously?" I heard Sandy's question
both arms. Although I got confused with his action, I couldn't find any words to say, because my ears were both
seriously acting your best right now to
"Love?"
Madi, I'm warning you... what you're doing right now can be a start to make you fall
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