"Dude. We had five minutes," Aarav groaned. But despite the complaint, he dragged himself up and started getting ready.
I got up too. But I hadn't unpacked a single thing, so my preparation was non-existent. I just needed to shove my phone into my backpack and stretch the kinks out of my arms.
So I reached into my pocket for my phone. However, it must've been the wrong pocket, because instead of what I was fishing for, my fingers brushed against what I could only make out to be… paper.
A folded, slightly crinkled piece of paper.
Huh?
I pulled it out, frowning. I didn't remember putting anything else in my trouser pockets.
Unfolding it, my brow unfurled as my eyes scanned the paper. Something was written on it. The handwriting was neat and feminine.
But what drew my attention first and foremost was a ring.
There was this small band of silver tucked inside the final fold, with a tiny red diamond gleaming right in its center.
