There's no denying that Aziz and Diers make a perfect match.
But Diers takes no interest in him whatsoever.
Aziz is bisexual; while he likes women, he's also considerably interested in men. However, after meeting Diers, he fell hard.
So, for some time, Aziz pursued Diers relentlessly.
Yet, Diers rejected him cold-heartedly—even almost killed Aziz.
Since then, love turned into hate for Aziz. He loved this noble yet aloof man but also detested his heartless indifference.
Often, he would plot against Diers—like this time with the child prostitute, a spiteful revenge.
All he wanted was for Diers to remember him, to hate him.
Diers put his mobile phone aside, closed his eyes and basked in the sun—calm and carefree, as if that phone call had never happened.
After these years, he's grown accustomed to Aziz's antics, completely ignoring this man with no need to get angry or do anything about it.
"Who was that?" The crowd asked curiously.
