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SHOPPING

Neel dropped me off near the entrance of the park on his motorcycle.

“Leo isn't around. Should I wait?” he questioned as I handed him the helmet.

“No, I'm fine. You don't have to wait. You can go,” I said, noticing his hesitation. He still looked unsure, so I added, “I'll be fine, Neel. I'm not a child.”

“Alright, alright.” He nodded his head and started the engine, his motorcycle rumbling as he pulled away.

I watched him go and sighed in relief, pulling out my phone and dialing Leo’s number.

“Hey, beautiful,” Leo replied, his voice bright and cheerful.

“Hey, I'm at the entrance of the park. Where are you?” I looked inside the park, thinking he would be there.

“You're looking the wrong way. I’m at the café across the street,” Leo answered, amusement in his tone. “I’m waving at you from the window.”

I looked up and spotted him through the café’s window, grinning and waving energetically. Putting the phone back in my pocket, I crossed the road, careful to avoid the late afternoon traffi
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