Chapter 18 — The Six Year Lie

“Tri An called me yesterday.” She spoke in a gentle voice. "She said she had a new friend at school, and said she got a perfect score on the math test." Gian Dien smiled: "So did she mention me?" "Yes." Thinh Tri Ha also smiled, turning her head to look at him. "She told me to come quickly and assemble the model together. She bought a new set, more than a thousand pieces." Gian Dien frowned: "More than a thousand pieces? How long will it take to assemble?" Thinh Tri Ha smiled, got out of his arms and turned around to look at him. "Gian Dien." "Yes." "Thank you." Gian Dien reached out and pushed a strand of hair from her forehead behind her ear, kissed her forehead, his voice was very low: "No need to thank me." In the distance, there were people running on the beach, children laughing, waves crashing on the shore. Thinh Tri Ha leaned against the railing, looking at the sea, remembering the wind on the riverbank six years ago. To Cam Xuyen hugged her from behind, saying that if one day he deceived her, she should go to a place he couldn't find. She really left. RUN OUT OF