Inconceivable Us (Manu Rios Fan Fiction) (REVISING)

Chapter 52

"But it suits you." She said.

"Really?" I asked.

"Yep. I think it suits your personality. I mean, you're not that girly type." She said.

I chuckled and nodded.

"I'm so excited to go to London." She said.

"Me, too." I smiled. "Your first time?" I asked.

"Nope." She laughed. "It's weird because I've been going there many times already, but the feeling's still the same. I study there, by the way." She said.

"Wow, that's amazing. I'm going to study there, too. It's my first time going to London."

"That's good. Are you going to a university?" She asked.

"Yep, you?" I asked.

She nodded. "How old are you? If you don't mind me asking."

"I'm eighteen." I smiled.

"Oh, so you're a freshman?" She asked. I nodded in return.

"Well, I'm a junior." She said.

Jenny and I talked about many things. I didn't even know that it was already evening until I looked at the window. She was one talkative person. I also discovered that we're going to be schoolmates since I'm going to her university this coming semester. We have many things in common. Well, expect that she loves art and I totally despise it. Sorry, Jen.

It was morning when we arrived. Jenny and I walked our way outside the plane.

"Who's going to fetch you?" She asked.

"My brother. What about you?"

"No one." She chuckled slightly. "I only live in an apartment."

"Okay." I said. "Y-you can come with me if you like." I said.

"I would love to, Kirby, but jet lag is killing me. Maybe next time." She said.

I nodded. "I understand."

Jenny bid her goodbye and walked away.

"Kirby!"

My thoughts were cut off when I heard someone say my name. I searched where the voice—

"Kuya!"

I ran towards my brother and gave him a hug.

"Welcome to London, Kirby." My brother said.

I laughed and hugged him again.

We chitchatted a bit. After, we went to his house. It wasn't a long ride since the airport was near to where they live.

We stopped at a nice house. It wasn't a really spacious house unlike what we have back home. Well, it's understandable since they live in the city.