
I hurried to the chair and pulled it back.
- Well, am I wrong?
I sighed and sat down softly on the brown chair.
- I'm talking to you!
I rolled my eyes and turned to Hamta, who was looking at me in a creditor manner.
- Yes, you are wrong! Finished?
Hamta, upset by my negative answer, frowned a little.
- I really do not understand you! Are you still waiting for him?
I put my subconsciously fisted hands on the table and closed my eyes.
- Please end it up Hamta! I came here to rest.
There was no sound for a few moments, and then the loud closing of the door made me open my eyes.
I glanced sadly at the door.
I did not want to break his heart! Totally she was my cousin and was by my side like a compassionate sister all this time. But I couldn't respond positively to her urgings consistently.
I tied my hands together and put my head on them. I was exhausted; I had missed him for a few days! I don't know why, but I missed his voice more than ever; the voice that I hadn't heard for twelve years.
My eyes gradually closed and I traveled to the world of memories.
(- Sorry, I totally slipped my mind.
He turned angrily to me and pointed to the empty glass he was holding.
- Dear lady you made me a body-cover with orange juice!
I lowered my head and said with embarrassment in my voice: I'm really sorry, I did not want it to be like this ... I was just ... just ... in a hurry.
He shook his head in regret and said, "keep your eye on the ball, madam."
As I was about to answer, a man on the other side of the coffee shop said loudly: "Never mind Shahriyar! Like we came to celebrate your return to Iran."
The boy, whose name I had just learned was Shahriyar, walked over to his friends without looking at me again.
I pulled my eyes away from him as my hand was pulled by Hamta.
- Let's go girl! what are you looking at?
I shook my head and whispered softly: Nothing ... let's go.)
- Shahrzad?
I lifted my head from the table and wiped the tears from my cheeks with my fingertips.
- Yes?
Hamta came to me in surprise and put his hand on my shoulder.
- You're still here? Aren't we going?
I pushed back the chair and got up.
- we are honey, let me change my clothes first.
Hamta shook his head and moved towards the door.
At the last moment, he turned to me and said hesitantly: How are you?
I tried my best to put a faint smile on the corner of my mouth.
- I'm fine.
Hamta, as if relieved, pointed to the door and said, "I'm waiting outside."
After leaving the hospital, we moved to the grandfather's house with Hamta; Today, the grandfather invited the whole family to lunch.
- Shahrzad?
I took my look from my fingers and looked at her.
- Yes?
As she was looking straightforward, she said: Are you upset with me?
A smile settled on the corner of my mouth.
- No dear I'm not upset! You are like my sister.
He breathed deeply and said: Well, thank God! I also admit that I interfered a lot in your private life.
- No, my dear ... I know you do this for the sake of your brother, but I really am not in the condition.
Hamta shook his head and said nothing more.
Until we reached our grandfather's house, we both kept our mouths shut.
I was sleeping that suddenly woke up with the sound of car's door.
- Excuse me, did I scare you?
I yawned and got out of the car.
- No ... nothing happened.
I looked at the garden yard of my grandfather's house.
I was so asleep that I did not even notice entering the yard!
After removing her bag from the back seat of the car, Hamta closed the door approached me.
- Well, let's go, everyone is waiting for us!
I took her outstretched hand and walked with her.
We had not yet reached the entrance when we stopped at the sound of our grandfather shouting.
I looked at the door in surprise, and then at Hamta's surprised eyes.
- What's going on?
Hamta shook his head and pulled me towards the door.
- Emad!
My eyebrows twitched.
- What? Emad?
Before Hamta could answer my question, the door opened and Emad appeared!
- Emad? What did you do again?
He seemed to calm down until his eyes met mine. I will never know when this boy lost his heart to me!
- Hey cousin! are you ok?
I shook my head and said hello.
But before he could say anything else, I passed him and went inside.
The grandfather was standing angrily in the middle of the house, and the grandmother was holding his arm in horror.
- Hey ... what's going on here?
Grandpa looked at Uncle, who was sitting on a jade-colored royal sofa, holding his head, and stared at me.
- Hi my daughter! welcome!
I smiled and said to my grandmother, who was staring at my face with concern: What's up grandmother?
Uncle got up from the sofa and said: Nothing dear, just visit your mother.
I shook my head and left my bag on the sofa next to me.
- Where is Hamta?
I turned to the voice and said to my uncle who was waiting for my answer: he went after Emad.
Uncle took a deep breath and walked towards the door.
- I'm going to mom.
After saying this, I moved to the only room downstairs.
Hearing my aunt, I smiled and opened the door.
- Hey!
At my voice, Mom and Aunt turned to me.
- Hi Shahrzad! Are you ok honey?
I entered the room and closed the door.
- Fine, thanks dear! Are you okay mom?
Mom opened my hands with a smile full of love and said: Welcome, my little cutie!
TO BE CONTINUED



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