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I'll see you soon


He lead her to her front door, gave her a kiss on her cheek and then said, "I'll see you soon." Not, "I'll see tou tomorrow, Monday, or Tuesday," or any other day at that; but "I'll see you soon." He said that he'll visit her, but he has yet to. "I'll see you soo ," she isn't a fool and reading between the lines is something she's use to. "I'll see you soon," which meant never.
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