More than 20 years ago, I know it was more than 20 years ago, because my son had not been conceived and he is 21 years old this year, well the point is that I worked in a fast food restaurant, there working the night shift that started at six in the evening and spending so many hours there, when you realize almost everything revolves around this place.

When you realize friends, outings and even personal relationships are there and I had struck up a relationship with a co-worker, I loved about him that he made me laugh.

Now, if it seemed to me at some point that he was exaggeratedly friendly with some other girls, but I did not give it more importance, one afternoon I went with a couple of coworkers to the mall of the moment, which is still one of the most visited in the capital its name Sambil, this mall is quite large, so to coincide with someone there is not easy.

But, when something is going to happen or has to happen, it will happen, even if you want to avoid it, I went with this couple of companions to the mall fair to decide what to eat and there, as if my steps had guided me to that place, there was Larry sitting there very affectionate kissing a young girl who used to visit the restaurant.

I felt so many things at that moment, it was like a mixture of feelings, first a lot of anger, because I felt mocked and second shame because I was next to these two co-workers who knew about our relationship and who felt as uncomfortable as I did.

It is true that this experience is not fun at all, but it seemed to me that it was God's way of showing me that this character was not worth my time. In fact, when my companions suggested to me to approach the table, I changed direction and went on my way, on the other hand, I was not feeling well at all, because I was trying to digest what my eyes had seen, but no way I was making a scene there, dignity comes first.

So this coincidence was the touch for me to end this relationship, which was nothing more than a farce, and logically after that strange and shameful coincidence it ended. Thus concludes my participation in the Weekend-Engagement #168