i don't remember you

 'Hi! How are you?' Someone called out from behind. I ignored, continuing walking on my path, because i know for once on heaven no one can remember the hell of me as much as i do of them. I put 'Bills' on play, stashed the headphones around my ears and went on with my fingers warming inside my pockets.

Then suddenly someone tapped on my shoulder. I quickly looked behind to find a boy of my age waving at me with an excited face. I gave him a confused look and he gestured at me to pull out my headphones.

'Hi! How are you?' He said in an energetic squeaky voice i didn't recognize.

'Sorry, do i know you?' I asked in a confused and hesitant tone.

He tilted his head in the cutest way possible and smiled a thin smile. 'You don't remember me?'

I nodded. 'I don't remember you.' 

A weird silence fell upon between that one second we spoke and the next that he started chuckling. His voice was deep and fine like black paint on a mirror, maybe hiding everything under, maybe the memories of  me and him somehow.

'Am i supposed to?' I asked in a defiant voice.

'Um, no but i was sure you would.' His eyes faltered a bit at the say. 'Anyways, my name is Studo. From HighLane nursery?'

I wondered if i had heard this name before. 'I never went to HighLane nursery, though it was near my house. Maybe we must have been friends really back at the time we were small kids. It can be the reason why your face seems blur to me.' 

'Oh, maybe you are the wrong girl. Or maybe i did really never meet you before.' He looked away, rethinking his actions maybe. 'Anyways, it was nice meeting you, whoever you are. I thought i saw someone from my school time. You like someone i used to know though, i am sure of it. Okay, bye. Take care. Sorry for the interruption.' He waved once again and ran ahead, maybe he's in a hurry.

I scoffed at the thought and returned to listening to songs on my headphones. Maybe i am supposed to meet more people here beside Han river, the place where i met my first sunshine person. But that's a talk of the past, and i don't do past. To be sure.