Leave Me Alone's
8. The Secret of Haikal

"Well! Here!" haikal's word when he sees Alana out of class.

Alana just complies. He had no idea what else Haikal had planned this time. Hopefully not worse than yesterday.

"Lo buy snacks there gih in the cafeteria. Take it to the rooftop, I'll wait upstairs." Haikal put fifty grand in Alana.

Alana accepts. Alana won't argue this time. He went to the cafeteria and gave some snacks.

It's kind of weird. Yesterday Alana was often asked for money by Haikal. But now Haikal uses his own money.

Is because Haikal knows that Alana works alone, so he is pity and does not want to use Alana's money anymore.

After buying a snack, Alana goes to the rooftop and finds Haikal sitting on a block while playing his phone.

Knowing Alana had come, Haikal patted her next to him telling Alana to sit there. Alana according.

After he sat down, he placed the pouch he was holding near Haikal.

"Make it. Suddenly I had no appetite" Haikal said without looking from his phone.

"Thank you."

After that it was quiet. Haikal is busy with his game. And Alana was just shaking in place with a blank look.

Right after the Haikal game had finished the guy asked something that shocked Alana.

"Why do you want to be my girlfriend? Scared?"

Alana glanced to the side. "Yes," he replied with a flat expression.

Haikal changed his position from sitting to squatting in front of Alana. While holding onto Alana's knees, Haikal also looked at Alana's face.

"My eyes, Al."

Alana looked down and looked at Haikal's eyes. His expression did not change much, flat.

"Lo must remember me. Sure. Be honest with me, Al."

Alana's forehead shriveled. "meaning?"

"Don't really remember?" haikal asked with his pajama face.

"Remember what?"

"Russia, Al. Artitya lo the old one."

Alana bergeming's. The ardit? The old ardit?

Alana's eyes are round. For a moment they were still motionless. Look at each other without talking.

Alana still can't digest this. His old Ardity, it turns out that all this time he was Haikal. Was he not wrong?

"Remember it now?" Haikal put his head on Alana's knee.

Shortly after, Alana felt her knees wet. Haikal crying.

"Sorry, Al. I'm sorry," he sobbed. "I'm sorry for being so bad all this time. Sorry for being scared all this time. Sorry I often take all your money. Sorry for everything."

"This is what does that mean, Kal?" ask Alana who has not been able to digest what happened.

"Gue lakain it all for the sake of being able to deket same lo. Sorry, Al. My way is wrong. Sorry," Haikal said in a trembling voice.

Alana stood up, making Haikal reflect back. Alana crouched down in front of Haikal, and she quickly hugged Haikal. Alana was crying.

For the first time he felt the weight on his shoulder slightly lifted.

What Alana went through to date is really very heavy. When I met Artitya again, it felt like Alana was very happy and moved.

Hugely.

Haikal kept stroking Alana's back gently. Alana is very depressed. He knows it.

"Tell me, Al. What's the same with your parents?" haikal Pinta.

Alana took off her embrace. He wiped his tears with his hands and sat on the floor.

Haikal was also on the floor. Waiting for Alana to tell a story.

"They're good, Kal. They're my birth parents. I also have a sister. But everything changed on graduation vacation Sd."

There's a pretty long pause.

"Gue plane crash."

Haikal.

"When I woke up, I was in the hospital. The police said my parents were not found. They drowned. My parents' savings ran out for my operating expenses. Everything suddenly changed. Everything suddenly disappeared. Everything's suddenly grim."

Alana is back.

Haikal hugged Alana and rubbed Alana's head several times. "Udah is not pa-pa. Now there's me."

Alana was crying. He cried like a lost child.

Alana got it all out there. His strangeness, his sadness, his depression, and he also revealed how much he had suffered so far.

Haikal cried when he heard it. He did not expect that Alana would experience such a bad thing.

Haikal promised, he will not let Alana suffer again after this. It won't.