Lost Words III

Darcy is really good at driving, he can get through the suffocating traffic jam and sprint to a mall. The car stopped at the mall's main door, and a security guard opened the passenger door.

"Just get off first, I'll park first. I'll catch up later at the cafe, okay?" Darcy bends his body to approach the window open passengers. "Okay, don't wait too long," Mia replied while closing door, and waved his hand.

The black windows were closed, and Darcy' car sped down the aisle to the mall parking area. It turned out that finding a place to park the car was not an easy task, Darcy really worked hard for it.

"It's called Saturday for nothing," he grumbled as he came down from car.

He pressed a button on the car keys, a few short sirens coming out of his car accompanied by the blink of his four cents. Darcy walked quickly, and entered the mall through a clear glass door in the middle of the parking lot. He glanced at his watch, he had been looking for a parking space for fifteen minutes.

“Mia must be tired of waiting for me," he whispered to himself.

When the cafe where they promised to wait was visible, Darcy quickened his pace. Mia is seen sitting alone on a chair at the side of the cafe, near the glass with a sign Smoking Area. A large glass of Mochaccino Blended is lying on the table, he just put it down after drinking it through a black bendable straw. Did not show a hint of impatience at all, he was still waiting quietly. When he saw Mia, Darcy smiled a little, and walked over to her.

"Why are you so long?." Mia watched Darcy sitting in front of her.

"Sorry, the parking lot was full. It's hard to find a place."

Darcy flicked his finger when he saw a waiter passing by his table, the waiter immediately approached the table.

"What do you want, sir?" the waiter held up a piece of paper, and a pen ready to write. The waitress was a woman in her early twenties, her hair was tied back and was covered by a quirky little white hat. The hat reminded Darcy of the nurse's hat at the hospital.

"I'd like to order some hot black coffee." Darcy smiled a little. "One black coffee, yes. Anything else?" The waitress turned back towards Darcy after finishing writing his order.

"That's all.” say Darcy.

"Okay, please wait for the order, okay?" The waitress put her pen into a large pocket on her apron, smiled lightly and left. For some Mia thought of a kangaroo when he saw the pouched apron, much like a pouch kangaroo.

"Yesterday the kids were really angry with Evie.” Mia opened the beginning of their conversation.

"No wonder, I can see from the expressions of the children. Evie really hit hard." Darcy spoke calmly, without excessive emotion. His hands touched the smooth surface of the table.

"I still can't understand it. How come she lobbied a top artist like Alexander It's really hard to invite him. It's really hard for my friends from other schools to invite him. Mia stops for a moment and spins straws quickly." How can her, with such a budget."

"Maybe she's hockey again." Darcy began to show boredom, he hoped that Mia would talk about something other than Evie's problem.

"Okay, okay. Instead of talking about Evie, let's talk about something else. I'm tired of talking about her first." Darcy interrupted before Mia continued her words again.

The waiter came back, bringing Darcy' order. "This is your order, sir." said the waiter as he put down the coffee. "Thank you," said Darcy slowly. Then the waitress go leave them both.

"I didn't bring you all the way here to talk to her." Darcy lifted the cup, and took a sip of the still warm coffee.

"Yeah, okay. Don't talk about her anymore. After that, I'm really annoyed." Mia's face began to look uncomfortable, several times she tucked the hair that was hanging around his face to her ear.

"Then how is our relationship? We have to keep hiding. I'm getting bored, why can't the others know?" Darcy leaned his body against the support, his eyes stared out the window watching the passersby. The mall was quite crowded, lots of people came to spend their Saturday night.

"When the time is right," Mia's voice began to lower, she so pretty in her white polka dot casual dress.

"When is the right time?" Darcy was still dreaming, he didn't see Mia at all. It was like he was in two worlds at the same time, a part of him was flying into the past. When he was a new student at Beatancy High School, and entered a class that was very foreign to him. He didn't know anyone, and sat alone. Everything was so tasteless to him, until he saw a girl who was so sweet. The girl managed to catch his eye in the rowdy classroom full of strangers, his eyes couldn't stop staring at her. The girl sat in the second seat from the front, but still in the same row. He sat in the back, and the girl of his dreams sat in the back (that very day he knew that she was the girl of his dreams).

Darcy began to strategize to get acquainted with him but he admitted it was a tough mission. It was only in the middle of the first semester that he was able to meet the girl, her name was Mia. They then liked each other, and began a relationship at the end of the second semester.

"Just be patient, it won't take long. I just don't want them to know, that's all." Mia held Darcy' hands which were lying on the table. Darcy changed his sitting position, he bent his body forward.

"Really? Or maybe you're embarrassed that they know about our relationship?" The look in Darcy' eyes hinted at a deep suspicion.

However, then a sweet smile was returned by Mia. Darcy always melts when Mia smiles. The two dimples that always appear when he smiles make Darcy melt instantly.

"I've never been ashamed of this relationship. I really love you. But I don't think now is the right time." Mia rubbed the back of Darcy' hand, and Darcy hurriedly grabbed Mia's hand. They both smile.

The two of them started a new topic of conversation, and it worked. They no longer talked about Evie or their ongoing relationship from their friends. They only talked about the two of them, about how lucky they were to have found each other. The mall gets busier as the night goes on, but of course the crowd can't beat the bustling hearts of two human children who are in love.

Darcy caressed Mia's smooth cheek, and made her look red with embarrassment. Mia replied with a soft stroke on Darcy's fingers. That night they were really happy because they could be themselves. Without having to fear lest their friends see, and begin to be suspicious of the long-standing relationship between them. Suddenly, Mia's cell phone rang, an incoming SMS. She opened it. It turns out that apart from SMS, there are also many mentions in social media. When she opened it, it turned out that it all came from Grace and Leah.

@Grace: @Mia where are you? How come you didn't reply, it's important here.

@Leah: @Mia how come you can't be contacted all day anyway?

Then after the tweet, they wrote again.

@Leah: @Grace yes, it's really annoying @Mia. Every time you need it, you’re gone.

Seeing all their tweets, Mia knew there must be something urgent. She immediately replied to an SMS from Grace.

“I'm sorry Grace, I've been taking my mother shopping for a long time. What is it?”

A few minutes later Grace replied.

“No wonder you can't be contacted or mention back, tonight we're staying at Leah's house, okay? If you have something to say, it's important. You have to come, I'm already on my way.”

"What time is it now?" Mia asked Darcy. Darcy was confused for a moment, then she replied, "It's five to eight, why?"

Mia didn't answer, she then replied to Grace's text,

Okay deb, but I'll probably be there at nine o'clock in the lab. I haven't finished delivering my mom yet. Grace replied to the text again, this time she replied with fast.

“Okay, the important thing is that you have to come. Important.”

Mia put her cellphone back into the small black bag she carried.

"What's the matter?" Darcy is getting confused.

"Usually, Grace asked to stay at Leah's house. She said something important," explained Mia.

"Oh, I see," Darcy only answered slowly.

"Do you want to take me there?" asked Mia in a seductive tone.

"Yes," Darcy answered in a curt tone.

"Don't be mad, ok?" Mia rubbed Darcy' hand.

Five minutes later they left the cafe and mall to go to Leah's house. The whole journey was dominated by silence, the two of them were mostly silent. Not like when they left. Darcy' car stopped at a park which was quite far from Leah's house, about two blocks away. The night was getting late, Darcy watch showed five minutes past nine.

"Thank you, for today. I'm very happy." Mia broke the silence between them.

"You're welcome, I'm glad you like it." Darcy's tone of voice has become friendlier, he seems to be less tired.

Mia kisses Darcy on the cheek as a goodbye and good night. "We'll meet again on Monday, okay. Tomorrow I'll text you when I get home." Mia had time to walk back when she got out of the car, and walked about seven steps from Darcy's car.

"Okay. Be careful, okay?" Darcy smiled, and let Mia leave his car.

Darcy started his car engine, and his car tires made a loud noise when they rubbed against the rocky road.

Leah sat leaning on the back of her bed which was quite large, the size of a double,

The three of them wore shorts over the pants showing their covered body parts. The straight, slender thighs are covered in smooth white skin, without any blemishes. Their bare feet are so seductive. Leah wore a plain white sleeveless shirt, as did Grace. Whereas Mia was wearing a shirt that fit perfectly on her slender body, she didn't really bring any clothes with her. The clothes she wore belonged to Leah, and the clothes she wore when she met Darcy hung behind the bedroom door. They look so beautiful in those personal clothes (clothes they only wear inside the house), their beautiful bodies are so beautiful. Like ripe fruit ready to be picked, or flowers that have bloomed and are ready to be sucked by naughty beetles for their juices. The three of them sank into silence, until the moment Mia gasped. Leah and Grace looked straight at him and then looked at each other as if to give a signal that they were surprised at Mia's attitude.

"What's wrong?" Grace lifted part of her body from the back of the recliner.

"Yeah, what's wrong? How come you seem really surprised," Leah crawled and threw her body at Mia's side.

"Here, Evie tweeted. Look," Leah glanced at her laptop screen, then Grace followed. She got up from her chair and approached them.

They both read Mia's timeline, and saw Evie's twitter account appear among the tweets of Mia's friends.

@Eviea: Today is really fun, just happy....

After reading for a few seconds, finally Leah and Grace walked away from the laptop screen. They threw their bodies on the bed.

"I swear, I'm really annoyed to see Evie. Especially at the meeting with the student council management yesterday, what the hell is she doing? I really want to be watched." Leah's facial muscles tightened, her forehead wrinkled.

"That's right, especially me. At that time, Evie's face was very pretentious, because she was able to lobby Alexander for the contents of the event and get praise from the student council management.” Her sharp nails stuck to the sheets she wrapped.

"From the first grade, looking at the teachers' faces so she's called a smart kid." Mia turned off Leah's laptop, closed the screen and placed it on a small table with a drawer right next to the bed so she could join Leah and Grace.

"Looks like we have to take revenge, here. We have to destroy her image once in a while." Leah's eyes stared at the stars that lined the sky in her room, but her mind drifted far beyond the stars.

"Yeah, I agree. We have to embarrass her once in a while when she's looking for face." Grace picked up one of Leah's dolls lying nearby, then hugged the doll. Mia tilted her body to meet Leah and Grace face to face.

“But how do you do it, huh?" asked Leah slowly, with just one breath. No one answered, Mia and Grace were both thinking about how to do it. Neither of them have found a way.

"That's what we have to think about, but what is clear is that this time Evie has to hit the rock." Mia's voice was slightly trembling.

"Anyway, after the seminar, we'll make a plan, okay?" Grace grabbed a few seconds after Mia had finished speaking. "Must," added Grace in a firm voice.

"Don't worry. That's for sure, really. Let's just give her first that she's happy because she can get compliments from the seminar. After this, she's dead. Just watch." Leah looked at her two friends in turn, and the two friends responded with a smile. A smile that wasn't like the usual smile, a full of venom. The venom is so deadly, even deadlier than any snake.