I can’t say I didn’t expect things to go bad. I already mentioned in my previous entry that I was apprehensive of what was to come. And as it turns out, the bad couldn’t just wait another day. I leave for Mumbai tomorrow and yesterday, the matchstick for the explosion was ignited. I was enjoying my day with my family when my phone vibrated. I decided to look at it, after moment’s hesitation. It was what I had been waiting for. The teen camp pageant nominee list. But as I scanned through it too quickly for my own good, I felt a punch to the gut. I looked through it again slowly making sure I hadn’t missed anything. But, no doubt, my name wasn’t there. And what hurt more was that my friend’s name was. My best friend. Who I had to smile infront of everytime she succeded and I lagged behind. It wasn’t always this way. I used to be the best. The star student. Popular. Pretty. None of that remained. How everything changed is a story I’ll tell later.
She was on the list. I was not. And that was that.
The thing was, nobody even wanted to be in the pageant. Everyone thought it was stupid. So I had to pretend to be relieved that I was not selected.
I had to swallow my pride and tell my best friend that it was going to be okay, that she had talent and she would do well in the pageant.(it wasn’t a beauty pageant)
But I get over things pretty quickly so I’m thinking things will be alright.
Also, I have been in my home town for the past week and a mobth before I arrived, I had told my friends here about my visit and asked them to meet me. But as of yet, they hadn’t made up their mind on the date and place. I had been waiting for a week for them to settle on a date but I ran out of patience today when they cancelled on me again. And so, I’m leaving tomorrow without seeing my middle school friends.
So yup. The “bad” phase has started.
Sigh in Day after day
- April 7, 2019, 3:23 p.m.
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