UNISTAR : Invisible Moon [ENG Version]

Chapter 9 : Close to the Moon

Invisible Moon

Chapter 9

Close to the Moon

"The moon looked so bright tonight,

if I got closer, would it be warmer?"

#WINisWIND

A rock couldn't fly upon the sky, unlike the moon that could rise from the horizon. Similar to the wish of being by the moon's side would just be an unimaginable dream.

Nevertheless, right now, the invisible air like me was walking by the famous Moon's side - the UNISTAR Moon. I almost couldn't believe it. I could only wish it wasn't a dream. If I were to wake up, I would be disappointed.

No, that was just my imagination, but this was real.

I glanced at P'In, eagerly. He was walking beside me. I tried to take my attention away but failed. I couldn't take my eyes off P'In. And I just realised, I thoughtlessly looked at P'In too often. However, P'In didn't say a word, didn't even turn to me. He was only looking forward.

I was amazed, seriously, because of our true invisibility. We were both walking along and passed through many people, but no one noticed us, not even a single one.

As if...there were only the two of us in this whole world, just the two of us.

Wait...What was I thinking? I cleared out my silly thoughts.

"Where to eat?" P'In asked when we were outside the university.

"Um..." Actually, I was too excited to think about food.

"How about the place where you usually go?" I suggested. I was also curious about the kind of food that P'In liked to eat.

P'In stayed still, then asked me back.

"Really want to go there?"

"Yes." I nodded.

Having the UNISTAR Moon treat me to a meal was indeed good enough. Whatever he chose, would certainly be perfect.

"It isn't expensive." P'In said in his monotone voice.

"I don't mind, I'm fine with anything." I didn't have an expensive taste. I mean, high-priced food wasn't always tasty to me.

"No air-conditioning." P'In continued.

"I'm okay with hot weather." I was too ecstatic to worry about the heat.

"Alright." P'In then led the way.

He didn't drive, nor called a taxi, nor did we take the bus. We were only walking.

"Is the restaurant nearby?" I asked curiously.

"Uh-huh." P'In made a sound in response.

We were walking together towards the temple where P'In always gave alms. I noticed that there was a row of old shophouses nearby. The restaurant was a traditional local Thai style, still using a charcoal stove. The owner was an old grandpa, and most of the customers were elderly. Seemingly, this restaurant had been around for many decades.

"Oh, Little IN! You came today. Take a seat." The grandpa greeted P'In warmly. Later, he turned to me and narrowed his eyes.

"I haven't seen you accompanied by anyone before. Are you dating?"