He leaned in close, and I felt a flicker of annoyance. I was about to feel guilty for only catching part of his performance, but when I heard his last words, I softly pushed his face away and gave a light smile. "You're lucky I'm in a good mood today," I said, teasing him.
"I feel at ease," he said, laughing softly at my reaction.
"And why?" I asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Because this is the last time..." he said mysteriously, then looked away with a serious expression.
"Last?" I repeated, as I put a bill into the vending machine and pressed the button for the black peach tea. "Of course it's going to be our last since we'll still be going to college, right? Don't tell me you'll still follow me through college?" I added, glancing back.
When I looked again, he was already wearing his signature smirk.
"How arrogant. You've developed a lot of tolerance toward me," he said with a teasing tone.
"Whose fault is that, huh?" I shot back.
