Chapter 153: 153. Chapter 153 The Painful Truth 2

153. Chapter 153 The Painful Truth 2

Bringing a very calm mindset to meet him, I checked the time and it was already 8:30, but I was certain in my heart that Haohua wouldn't leave; he would surely still be waiting there.

It's all Shangguan Yun's fault; his dilly-dallying wasted my time bit by bit.

Just then, traffic on the road became terrible again, I felt a bit anxious; I was already late, and then traffic jammed again, seeing the long dragon-like line of cars ahead, I really felt anxious.

Just then, the phone rang again; I thought it was Haohua calling, but it wasn't—it was Shangguan Yun calling.

"What's wrong?" I said as I answered the phone, my head kept looking forward, hoping things would clear up soon.

"Have you arrived?"

"I'm still in the car, traffic is terrible."

"Then don't go; let me come pick you up, okay?"

"Don't think wildly; I promised you I'll do it, so just relax a bit. If it's fine, I'll hang up." After hearing my words, Shangguan Yun didn't say anything else, obediently hung up the phone; I knew his heart at this moment would be like ants on a hot pan, full of anxiety, definitely very uneasy.

Maybe he would call again, so I took out my phone and directly pressed the power-off button.

The traffic finally eased up with difficulty, but by the time I reached the place I had agreed to meet Haohua, it was already 9:30.

I got out of the car, looking at the scene; the park hadn't changed at all, still the same—old fitness equipment, those trees, hardly any flowers, that old pavilion. I remembered that back then Haohua and I had carved our names on the top of the pavilion's pillar; I don't know if they're still there.

Seeing this park, memories of my time with Haohua would surface in my heart, but these beautiful memories were about to be buried deep in the bottom of my heart; suddenly I felt reluctant, and my heart suddenly ached faintly.

My steps uncontrollably drifted toward the pavilion; I wanted to see whether the name we carved back then was still there—I remembered Haohua had also drawn a dot, circling both of our names inside it.