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Ice Americano: A Short Story

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Mark opened his eyes and saw an empty spot right beside him, Bambam was not beside him. He got curious so he went out of the bed and went to the bathroom to washed up first before searching for Bambam. Surprisingly, he saw a slim naked human figure in front of his eyes. Bambam was busy scanning the bruises he got last night by the sink's mirror, he had matched eyes with Mark and suddenly, he had a uneasiness feeling in him. Mark approached Bambam and pushed the latter against the sink gently and he nibbles on his lips passionately. Bambam was closing his eyes, somehow unknowingly enjoying the moment. Mark pulled away and had his forehead against Bambam, “Bam, I am sorry. About Last night, I did not meant to say those words but I was drunked …show more content…

Alyssa could not stop laughing after hearing some jokes that Bambam told her until she stomped her feet hard and kept on hung her head low due to laughters. When the atmosphere was settled and good enough for him to asked this, he slowly sips in a little of his Ice Americano and spoke,“Lyssa, If I asked this, can you really give me a clear and honest answer?” Alyssa lifted up her head while cutting the waffle and shoved it into her mouth, “Okay, What is it?” Bambam sighed and asked while looking into Alyssa's eyes closely,“What kind of person is really Mark is? I really want to know. He went out on our first night and returned home late the next morning, even though I have told sis but I am still not certain of somethings, everyday, even though this is just the fifth day, he went out every morning and comes home at about evening. What does he do?” Alyssa dropped her fork and stared into Bambam's eyes closely also,“Are you really sure that you want to know about this?—Yes. I am certain.” Alyssa sighed and bit her lower lip, “Mark Tuan Yi En is a gangster. Why was he late that day was he went out to release his needs and play and slept with some girl, every day, he would go to a spot where his gang and other famous gangs hang out

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