Cindy waved at Neil. Her short hair swayed in the evening breeze. "You will take Lia, right?" When she was about to enter her apartment building, she suddenly stopped to check on Lia's condition. Her friend was still fast asleep.
"Yeah," Neil nodded. "I'll take Lia later. So you can come in now."
It was evening. They were content to have fun outside the city. When the sun had started to tilt to the west, Neil decided to take them home. On the way, they had time to eat lunch and snacks for dinner.
Now they had arrived at their hometown, as the violet spread like the ink of amateurs. Then coils of slightly darkened clouds fell on each other.
"Okay. Sorry I couldn't come with her. Tomorrow I have to work. I have some things to take care of in the apartment too."
"Do you need help?" asked Neil, who was still behind the wheel of the car. His skin seemed to be a faded pale hue as the headlights shone on him from above.
