Although I'm busy like always recently, I always
had a thought of filling in my dusty, online diary. So, while I'm having
migraine now from 10+ hours on PC everyday, added with a routine sleeping
timetable at 3 a.m. daily, I've decided to add a juicy story about my past
regarding this hewey-dewey emotion that became almost as popular a Facebook,
even before it's release in 2004: LOVE.
Before I begin, this is my probably marathon of 4
love stories that I had personally (and not infringed) experienced. I'll
name it after the ever-popular quadruple love drama that becomes the sensation
of Asia once upon a time ago: Autumn in My Heart,Winter Sonata, Summer Scent,
and Spring Waltz, with the first is the most painful and the latter is the most
sweetest like corn ice cream perhaps.
My autumn season begin while I'm studying in
semester 1, back in 2010 when I first entered university. As I mentioned
in my previous entries, there's 1 girl that I'm particularly had a fall on,
even until this very day. People close to me may know about this, but
nah, I won't mention her name here. Who knows, she's reading... She's the one
who managed to open up to me while I'm in seclusion, facing the harsh new
reality that I would like to call as Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idirs.
Her traits, well, read it down there, haha. The sweetness happens during
our encounters, when my heart nearly stopped literally from watching her sight
of presence. The season however, happens in just one single day which
changes everything. It was a collaboration night of event for the Chinese
Association's annual CNY Festival: Pesta Chun. I was, in fact,
participated in it as a, you may not believe it, translator. My language
capability, hehe. They asked me to translate literally everything, from
the emcee's dialogues to the slides that they're going to illustrate in front
of the big screen. This task feels just like a programmer, working
off-screen unnoticed by the end user. As I'm taking 9 subjects last
semester, it nearly killed me, really. I nearly passed on this
work. What could this job typically get me in? Certificates? For my health? Forget it. But, after I've been acknowledged
by my former room mate that "she" is in the dancing recitals, man, I
accepted the job. I translated everything, even from the Chinese
dialogues. Sai lei leh, haha. Kidding.
The date approaches week after week and finally
landed its feet upon a typically peaceful but cloudy Sunday evening. I've
make preparations and adjusted my schedule just so that I could enjoy that
particular day without and intrusion from my house chores or my
assignments. I bought her a gift: chocolates, sweets, and everything
related. It doesn't cost much, but at least it illustrates my
sincerity. Then, I departed, dressed in my casual fitters, UPSI jacket,
and a cool man pose. When I get up the bus, I can't believe it.
She's on it, make-up and son on with her buddies, perhaps performing for the
night too I thought. I secretly texted her during the journey, telling
her that she looks good (her hair is twisted in a manner similar to the lady
actress in the older Star Wars movies.). Just to give her a support, or
otherwise. I told her that I'm coming to the festival too, just to
support my pals and to see my artwork, haha. Then she informed me that
she's nervous and asked me to wish her the best. And so I did. I bought
some bread (I didn't normally eat it as a dinner, but for her, what the heck,
I'll do it...) from the nearby store to fill myself at night. Then, I
walked to the main hall where it is all located.
The show started, I don't want to mention the whole
process, so I'll just skip to the climacs. I waited for her performance,
and there she is, dressed in white. My God, I swear I melt at the
moment. I snapped a few of her pics together with my pal's recitals, just
for keeps. But, blame my low quality Nokia 3250 for doing a poor job,
haha. Then, after the unrelated acts ended (the hostess looks steamy with
a black cheongsam that night.:-)), everyone scatters home. I waited for
my pals to snap some memorial pics with them. I'm so excited about the
chance of meeting her that I ignored the overview of my artwork that night.
Then, at an unpredicted moment, she entered the hall. Where's my gift,
darn it. However, my autumn started and ended at right an instantaneous
lightning bolt. I saw her, hands folded into a grasping arm of a Chinese
exchange student. I mean, everything ended at the moment. My heart,
really shattered in that dimension. I don't know whether to smile, or
cry, still dumbfounded and standing there. She just walk pass me,
ignoring my existence while I smiled forcefully to her. Wow. I
immediately rushed home, running to the bus stop to my hostel without waiting
for my pals to finish the business like we had previously planned. I'm
crying, walking while removing my glasses and staring blankly into thin space.
That night, I slept early without even had a mind
to continue my work. My room mate even felt curious with my change of
routine. I couldn't think anymore that night. Only then I
understand about how painful love break is. I mean, I haven't even get it
on, but already passed out in the process. That's one of my seasonal love
endings. It really happened, exactly last semester in the month of
February, the 27th day of it. So, there it is. I'm pathetic in
relationship, even as we speak. So, how do I will ever get it if I wasn't
the one who kindles the flame of passion from my targeted passion? You
decide. Her name is: B** *E* ***I. Perhaps the next entry will be
more pleasing, right? +_+
My encounter with her yesterday inspires me to write about it today. *-*
It's real man, darn real experience...
ReplyDeleteBy this time (5th March), I had already lost my feelings towards. her. This semester is my lucky one, constantly bumping into her (on weekends). However, her alien-ness towards others makes me feel: Is she the right match for me to fell in love in first sight? Maybe it's my mind games. So, I'm off from this love thingy. Again...
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