HANA :
My heart pounded.
I felt nauseous as if I was going to throw up. My mouth dried up as I saw a glimpse of my dad on the dinner table eating and completely ignoring my mom.
I felt the air.
It was different.
"Dad," the thoughts in my head cleared, "I have to tell you something."
My dad sighed. Annoyed. I felt a distaste in my mouth. Ever since my dad forced his opinion on who was gonna be my spouse, I suddenly saw him in a different light. I was not pleased.
"What?" He snapped. The utensils waited in his hands.
Okay I'm just going to say it. "I don't want-"
Before I could finish, the door rang.
"Get the door." My dad ordered and I sighed. It was just gonna be my brother. How annoying I was about to let loose.
My dad noticed me not moving and he sighed. "Get the door and then we can continue the talk."
My shoulders slumped. But I was so ready.
I ran to open the door and my jaw dropped. It was freaking Ahmed and his parents.
My mouth dried up. "Ahmed?" I looked at his parents. "What.."
Ahmed's mom pushed me out of the way and walked into the house. "Hello!" She greeted my parents with a bouquet in her arms.
I bit my lip.
Ahmed smiled at me and handed me a gift which I wouldn't have taken if his father hadn't been looking at me.
"Thank you." I didn't meet Ahmed's eyes. He walked in and my mom looked really annoyed.
"Why didn't you tell us?" She faked a nice voice. I knew she didn't like them!
"Well were in the neighborhood and decided to stop and give Ahmed a look! He missed Hana too much." His mom said and I rolled my eyes. Ahmed sees me everyday at school.
I wonder what their real motive was for coming so suddenly?
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"Did I interrupt your day?" Ahmed sat next to me on the couch as my parents and his talked about politics and things.
I stared at the red Persian carpet underneath me. I wanted to say no but I was sure the adults were listening. "I wasn't doing anything." I answered vaguely and my dad gave me a look.
I felt too much pressure here. I hated this setting. Should I scream now?
Ahmed started rambling on about his football games and I honestly zoned out, that is my phone started ringing.
Ahmed watched me as I walked over to the counter where it was charging and flipped it over.
It was Murad's number. I had deleted it but I knew it by heart.
I held my breath and without skipping a beat, answered it.
"Meet me in the front of your house." His voice sent happy shivers down my spine.
"I can't." I looked up at Ahmed and his family who were watching me like hawks from the living room.
"Fine." Murad snapped and cut off the line. I was left shocked but tried to keep a poker face. I can't believe he called me. My heart couldn't stop pounding in my chest despite calmly walking back to my seat.
"Everything okay?" Ahmed asked again but he was so faint.
"Yep." I nodded but I couldn't keep still. I took the juice he offered and because I was a klutz, it spilled on me.
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