#Chapter 101: Just wait and see

YENA

Seeing Adan was strange, like déjà vu or a dream that feels too familiar.

And it was suspicious, how he was always running into me, supposedly on accident.

After he left the bakery, I got a creepy feeling, like I was being watched. But there was literally no one around.

Just the one, tired employee sitting in the back room, resting her head on one hand, and using the other to highlight in a big textbook she was reading.

No one out in the parking lot. Hardly even any cars parked along the main street, and they were all far away.

I shook off the feeling as paranoia. It was just that I was feeling so calm and peaceful, and Adan really startled me, showing up out of nowhere.

As if the universe couldn’t let me have one moment of escape, without reminding me of what drama my life has become.

Seeing him reminded me of Lucy, for some reason. So I called her when I got back to Tina’s house.

“Yo