As the main races were over, Mel and I went over to see the other events. We only saw the first round of hurdles before we left the track venue.
We checked out the participants' list, searching for any of the sprinters in the other events. After watching one after the other every 5-10 minutes, we gave up as we couldn't find them and retook our seats at the edge to wait for the results. We still didn't know what the outcome of the relay race was.
We sat expectantly, sitting straight and waiting to hear the results under the midday sun. All the athletes had gathered in the central arena in the middle of the tracks with their heads bowed and hands in the front. The female teams had gathered behind the men after the male athletes were seated.
I did feel a bit jealous as many people gazed, including the female athletes, gazed at Aidan. But after breaking away from him, I couldn't ask myself to look at him or any people who ogled at him.
