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ulilulelo , I remember. Then again, she's my one-and-only loyal reader. Okay, I'm not paying attention to what I'm posting here since I don't remember much. But hope you like it!
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*goes back to homework*
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~VII~
SLAP!
It echoed sound and clear all over the room, causing everyone to turn toward them. A position that people expected no less of: the boy’s head turned toward a direction parallel to the girl’s hand, a red mark on his milk-coloured cheek, a shocked look on the boy’s face, and a cold expression on the girl’s face. Everybody winced, thinking that must’ve hurt.
The girl smiled a little, still a cold look on her face. ‘Now I’m satisfied.’ When the truth is, she wasn’t.
The boy rubbed his hit cheek, feeling the heat of the red mark. He winced a little, it definitely hurt. ‘What the hell did you do that for?’
But the girl didn’t answer, instead she went out of the classroom, without intenting to, dragging a few girls with her. ‘Why did you that? That’s one hell of a slap too at that.’
The girl waved her friend away as if her question wasn’t important at all. ‘I have my reasons,’ she said.
‘Which is what? I’ve been asking for a week and you never told me anything.’
The girl turned to her friend, her eyes sharper. ‘Look, it’s not important...well, it kinda is, for me—I mean, why else would I do it—but it doesn’t have anything to do with you, okay?’
Her friends looked at one another. Shrugging, they all walk back to class together.
Even though the girl had hit the boy’s cheek real hard and everybody else winced at the sight, it took the boy more than 24 hours to realize that the girl was clearly furious at him. It took him more than one whole day to actually go online like they always did—leaving the girl waiting for him to do it for weeks, irritated in the process.
‘I’m getting the feeling that you’re angry with me these days,’ the boy typed.
‘Really? What makes you think that?’ the girl asked, sarcastically.
‘Well, you’ve been ignoring me lately and two days ago you slapped my cheek, something’s definitely up.’
The girl rolled her eyes. Thank you, Capt. Obvious. ‘Oh, you noticed? I thought it’s just me. Oh, no, wait...the whole class knows!’
‘Well, you know I’m not sensitive like that, if you don’t tell me, I’ll never know. So if you give me the quiet-treatment again, I will only think that you simply don’t wanna talk and be totally fine with that.’
The girl got even more furious by this. How dare he tell her what to do when he clearly made her filled with rage, she simply couldn’t believe this. She didn’t type anything though. But she didn’t need to, her friend was typing.
‘Oh, soccer match’s on! Sorry, I’m off.’
The girl had had enough. She shut the chatroom closed, adding a new knowledge in her mind: next time she wouldn’t even bother being mad at him, it’s not worth it.
( find out what's not worth it... )