Early morning right at Chris' house. Jay, who is currently at the venue, seems to be enjoying a sunny day. Some time ago, Chris had asked him something and it immediately made Jay's face look very confused. Chris, who had already realized that there was something he was hiding, could only remain silent while pretending not to know. And now, Chris had gone to work even earlier. Meanwhile, Jay, who is currently enjoying his school holidays, decides to spend time at his cousin's residence. After the terrible incident had passed, now it felt strange. Jay's thoughts, which were still questioning whether their relationship ended just like that, now filled his head. He is currently reading a book that contains an understanding of humans. Although this is a little heavy, it is quite impressive for him. Not long after, Jay remembered something and apparently today he had an appointment with a coffee shop uncle who usually always helped him when he was in trouble. Quickly, he rose from his seat and prepared to go to meet the person. As soon as he saw that it was still morning, Jay then left the house and walked around the city streets to meet Ed's uncle. When he got there, he saw something that caught his attention.
"What's that?" Jay muttered as he entered the place which was filled with people.
His confused face tried to figure it out and when he saw several people filling the place he immediately collided with a boy wearing a green hoodie. Politely he immediately apologized to the boy and then again tried to meet the uncle. The unusual crowd made Jay feel strange and had previously speculated negatively. It turned out that they were all just customers who were hunting for a discount menu at this place.
"Hey Jay. Are you looking for Mr. Ed?" said a barista in front of it.
"Oh, right. I haven't seen it since. Where's that uncle?"
"Actually, Mr. Ed hasn't been here for three days."
"What? where to?"
“Before he just said he was going to meet someone he hadn't seen in a long time. Maybe one of his close relatives. I don't know, I'm not sure about that."
"I see. Too bad."
"You're leaving right away?"
"Yes. Because the person I wanted to meet wasn't around. So, what can you do?"
"You don't want a cup of coffee?"
"Come on uncle, I don't like the bitter smell."
"You children."
Jay immediately left the coffee shop and now he was walking towards somewhere. This time, several people who had passed him seemed to be talking about something. Their voices that sounded like they were in a state of urgency made him curious about it and tried to find out. When Jay was about to open his cellphone, suddenly someone called his name and that person was none other than one of his old friends named Roy. Jay looked at him and then the boy came up to him. They both started chatting.
"Hey Jay. Is that you?"
"Oh, you. Tumbn is here? Since when did you come to this town?”
“Ah, just a week ago. Oh yeah, it's been a long time huh. How are you?"
"I'm fine."
“Your family? What about them?”
"They're fine too."
"Well, that's good."
"You came here with your family?"
"Not. I just came with my uncle. At first he just wanted to meet his acquaintances. But, I think it would be better to take a short vacation.”
"Ah, that's how it is."
"Yes. By the way, have you heard anything?”
"What?"
"Maybe it's just a rumor. A few days ago someone had told me something strange."
"What oddity do you mean?"
"It's a kind of reuniting with people who have long left him. Rather, it has gone to the afterlife.”
“Have you watched too many fantasy movies?”
"Not. Honestly, I've never seen a movie like that. it's not a genre I like."
"Hey Roy. What are you doing?" said someone who suddenly came to them. An old man who was well-groomed and looked like he had just been exercising.
"Oh, uncle."
"It's about time."
"Okay. Jay, I'll go first. see you later."
"Oh, yes. See you later."
They left Jay standing there looking around where people were passing by. After deciding to go somewhere, he finally started going there. The words that his friend had said in an instant made him think that he almost couldn't concentrate when playing the game. Right now, Jay was at an internet cafe near Uncle Ed's coffee shop. Usually here he plays games to just fill his spare time.
"Oh, shit. I lost,” Jay muttered
Meanwhile, currently in a different place. Precisely at Griselda's residence. Now he is tidying up some things that were previously messy in his room. There are so many things scattered around and it's really distracting. It was her aunt who often commented on Griselda to tidy up all her many things. While tidying up, suddenly found an envelope that was close to a white cardboard. Slowly, Griselda took it and then looked at the envelope.
“I don't remember it being here,” Griselda muttered as she scratched her head and then put down the red envelope.
As soon as all her things were done, Griselda glanced at the envelope which was now placed on her study table. Out of curiosity, Griselda immediately opened the envelope and inside contained a letter. Her eyes widened as she read the contents of the letter, in an instant Griselda was surprised as she continued to look at the contents of the letter. Letters that contain words like poetry but tend to be difficult to understand. After she finished, she finally put the letter in the desk drawer and Griselda went straight to the dining room to meet her aunt and they would have lunch together.
“Is there something? You look like you're thinking about something? Is that a matter of studying at school?” asked his aunt, looking curious.
"Oh, it's nothing. nothing to think about at all. Is there something wrong?"
"Yeah, it's obvious in your eyes."
"What?"
"A little obvious."
"Oh yeah, what actually happened when Grisella and I were little in that place?"
"Yes?"
"Until now I don't remember anything."
“Hmm… it's just your childhood memories.”
"Really?"
"Yes. Only that."
"But, why can't I remember? Did something happen to me?”
"Forget it, it's all pointless. What's past, let it go."
"Is there something you're hiding?" said Griselda and the two of them looked at each other.