Struggle Of Love - Chapter 7 Family

POV: Sai

The week has finished and I did do a good amount of work by staying at home. I should be ahead with what’s being taught in addition to compensating all the missed classes. Honestly, I do not know why I even attend the classes. It is nothing you cannot do on your own. Moreover, it is perfect when you do it by yourself. If there is a hitch though, I go to my professor personally. It is way more productive this way.

I planned on going back tomorrow morning. Haha called us for dinner. I came out of my room and saw my brother watching soccer.

“I’ll eat after an hour, Hana,” he says without shifting his eyes from the match.

“I can’t wait for an hour!”

“You both carry on.”

With that we started done knowing he won’t be happy with any further disturbance.

Watching football was probably better than watching cricket. Here at least the ball is visible. I was never the sports kids. I have the least interest in it.

With nothing much to talk I proceeded to sleep after reminding sister that I’ll be going tomorrow.

Morning arrived with freshness. As I was having my breakfast, I realised I will have to face two guys who would be livid by now guys for ignoring them for the whole week and not answering their calls. They would kill me for not giving them the least of hints at least by rejecting their calls. I didn’t even reply to their texts. Well, in some cases I’m swag too.

As I disposed my plate in the sink and went back to get my phone and bag, I saw my brother. He just woke up. “Good morning,” I said to which he didn’t reply. Maybe sleep didn’t shake off yet.

“Bye,” Kai said as I tied my shoe. More like wanting to get rid of me for more sleep. He’s such a cat.

“Bye.”

“When will you be back?” Hana asked. Brother was heading back to the bedroom.

“Not next week. Maybe the following. See you,” I say as I went.

“Bye and don’t be upset with your friends,” she said. She was not teasing this time. But I did not need that either.

“Yeah,” and I am off to college. It takes an hour and a half to reach. I am very much lively now than I was a week ago. Sometime that I spend with Kai makes a whole lot of difference to me.

And like always this time too he told me it was fine and we were past that point. That he was fine with me being in the hostel. He tells that always but still, I do feel guilty. For now, things seem much simpler.