It is what it is.
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As he smiled and portrayed a friendly encounter with the veterinarian that is trying her best to show him a hospitable welcome, Ezekiel’s thoughts were filled with things that summarizes into one thing—he needs to know if he can keep the feeling of interest into the woman he just met, or he should disregard the budding gust of curiosity for the sake of everything he built.
She was neither too thin nor too thick, her hair is neither too straight or too curly, her outer appearance is neither too simple nor too stunning, but among her features, her eyes struck him the most.
As he stared at the woman who is serving two canned sodas and two sandwiches on the table, placing them in front of the man who is seated on a couch across hers in the clinic’s lounge area, he
