Maung Sein Win (Puti Kone) - I love you enough to miss you.

(1)

"How much can the word 'girlfriend' control a woman's life?"

"Nyo Nyo, what did you say?"

Looking at Nyo Nyo's face because of Nyo Nyo's words, I asked again.

As he closed the cigarette, Khin Thet Swe's gaze fell on Nyo Nyo Oo's face. Pho Myint took the cigarette and smiled.

"Didn't I ask you a question?"

"I want to know why you're asking, Nyo Nyo."

Averting Nyo Nyo Oo's gaze, he looked outside the shop. He saw smoke billowing from a bus passing in front of the shop.

"A girl with a boyfriend is not as free as a girl without one," said Pho Myint.

"Nyo Nyo, I want to know, but I can't come that far."

“Then you continue explaining, Khaing Tun.”

"Why are you so angry with Nyo, Nyo Kolat?"

“I know I’m stubborn, Khin Thet Swe.”

"What, is Ko Latt really treating you so badly?"

"I don't sew," he answered Pho Myint's question.

"Your question about how much control a woman has over her life is quite broad, Nyo Nyo. Anyway, when it comes to two people, there will definitely be a need for negotiation. For example, you won't do what you don't like, she won't do what she doesn't like, there will be compromises."

"Those are clear, Khaing Tun."

"What I mean is, once a woman has a boyfriend, is she going to choose a life partner? Is it a contract or a contract? I don't know if what I'm asking is clear."

"If you say so, every girlfriend will be disappointed, right?"

“Yes, Khin Thet Swe, what I mean is that it’s not uncommon for people to break up because of disagreements or because someone is at fault.”

"What you're saying is confusing, Nyo Nyo."

“No, my lord. I understand. You break up because you have something to break up with, and you get another girlfriend. That’s not it. Now, it’s like when you’re in a relationship for a long time and you start to feel bad for no reason, or to put it bluntly, you realize you don’t love me. What’s a girl to do when things like that happen? Right, Nyo Nyo Oo?”

"Yes, when a guy finds a new girlfriend, people around him don't talk much. They only blame him if a girl starts to break up with her boyfriend. So should we continue to be afraid of what that girl will say? Should we ignore the words "too much face", "too much trouble", "too busy"?"

“Myanmar girls don’t want others to think they are immoral, it’s true, Nyo Nyo Oo.”

"What's wrong, Nyo Nyo, what's wrong with you and Ko Lat? Tell us clearly. If you can make it right, make it right. Ko Lat is so cold."

"I'm not discussing the matter between Ko Lat and me, Pho Myint. If that's the case, Ko Lat has nothing to do with it."

"Ko Lat hasn't done anything I don't like, he's been very good to me. Do I have the right to cut off such a good person without showing any fault? What will happen if I cut him off?"

"You want to cut off Ko Lat, right?"

“I want to know what might happen if I cut it, rather than whether I want to cut it or not, Khin Thet Swe.”

"Are you crazy, Nyo Nyo?"

"Khaing Tun, tell me."

Khaing Tun sighed and stared at the road. Nyo Nyo Oo stared at Khaing Tun's face and listened.

"You have the right to choose your partner for the rest of your life. You judge them by the standards you set."

"I could be on the list of unfaithful women."

Everyone's eyes turned to Nyo Nyo Oo's face. They heard a heavy sigh from Nyi Nyi Oo. "Let's go," Khaing Tun said, looking at his watch.

(1)

"It's very cute"

Khin Thet Swe looked at Kyaw Min Latt who was getting out of the car and left.

“I don’t like that, Khin Thet Swe.”

"Sorry, I'm your guy, so that's a compliment."

"Ha.....you too, what I don't like is that Ko Lat is so handsome."

"I don't know, I guess I said too much."

Even from a distance, I could see Ko Latt's smile. The dimples that appeared on his cheeks every time he smiled made his face look younger, and his skin looked pale and delicate. The style was black.

I don't know if it stands out more because of the beautiful color and the long-sleeved shirt.

“Kolat, this is Khin Thet Swe, the roommate who lives with Nyo.”

“Nice to meet you, Kyaw Min Latt,” he introduced Khin Thet Swe and Ko Latt.

"Is it important, Ko Lat? I ordered you to keep guard at the city hall."

He shook his head, smiling.

"It's not important, Nyo, I just asked my mother to send me some food."

He said, showing the plastic bag he was carrying in his hand.

“Auntie is looking for trouble.” “You said you haven’t been home for a long time, Nyo.”

“Ko Latt is very busy. Please ask Khin Thet Swe.”

"Yes, I'm busier these days."

"Now...give me that package, and then I'll make you some tea."

Nyo Nyo Tun said, taking the package from Ko Latt's hand.

"Just saying, I'm too busy, bro, I don't drink anymore."

"How did it happen, Ko Lat? Aw....I know, Ko Lat doesn't want to sit at a roadside stall. Did you ever think of a coffee shop with a refrigerator that costs seven or eight hundred won per cup?"

The argument from the other day came back to mind and he started to talk sarcastically. Whenever Ko Lat invited me, he always went to a nice coffee shop. Nyo Nyo Tun didn't like the taste of sitting in those shops. Ko Lat said he didn't want to sit in the shop that Nyo Nyo Tun liked, saying it was a roadside shop.

"That's right, and I don't know if Dad has something to ask, so he asked me to come back quickly, Nyo."

"Come on...come on, Ko Latt is a real smart boy."

“I’m going, Nyo, I’m going, Khin Thet Swe,” he said, smiling and walking towards the car.

"He and his friends are no different, my friend."

Nyo Nyo Tun said as he left the car.

(2)

A breeze blew in through the open window. Looking up at the sky, I saw the full moon. I put down the book I was reading and stared at the moon.

"Are you imagining it, Brown?"

Khin Thet Swe's voice made me look at the foot of the bed. I saw Khin Thet Swe, who had put the clothes in the box, closed the box, and asked him. He didn't say anything, just smiled. Khin Thet Swe sat on the bed with his hips swinging.

“Are you thinking about Kolat?”

“Do you believe me, Khin Thet Swe? I don’t think much about Ko Latt.”

"The impossible is only lovers"

"It's true that I don't think about it as passionately as lovers do."

"You too"

"I mean it"

I sat up and leaned against the window frame, facing Khin Thet Swe. .

"Kolat and I have known each other since we were little. We were childhood sweethearts."

“My younger brother, his father was an officer under my father. We lived in the same city for a long time. His house and mine were like a comfortable home. His parents worked together in business. They had a business vision. After my parents left work, they settled in the countryside, but the Ko Lats moved to Yangon and grew up.”

"Whatever, it's still good on you. The bottom won't come loose."

Nyo Nyo Tun smiled.

"Kolat is not a bottomless pit. It's big, it's wide. It's like I said. I can't eat street food, I don't want to sit in a street tea shop, I want to think that coffee is just like a cappuccino, I don't know if I'll die if I have to take the bus."

"Hey.....it can't be that bad."

"You don't know, Ko Lat is very picky."

"So it's different with you, you want to sit and eat pork chops on the side of the road."

"Those are the ones, I swear I'll eat them."

"He is"

"I'll wait in the car."

A gust of wind has already hit the hair on my forehead.