CHAPTER FORTY-FIVE
A/N- Last chapter indeed. Thank you for reading this story of mine despite of all the lacking of the author. Please continue to support me. I appreciate you always. Enjoy reading!
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MASAYA akong naglalakad papunta sa parke kasama si Mafi. Mafi and I were still cute, little, innocent and delicate five years old children. Mafi's cheeks are the colour of roses because of the scorching afternoon sun. Her hair is brown and short. Even her iris is brown while her lips are red. She's so cute that everyone calls her cheeks squishy.
"They are already there!" She gasped and pointed at the children playing at the park. Nagmadali kaming tumakbo papunta ro'n kahit na sinasaway kami no'ng maid namin. Agad siyang lumapit sa mga kaibigan niya at nakipag-kwentuhan na. Masaya kaming binati no'ng mga bata nang makita nila kaming pumasok sa park. They were our friends and neighbors. We always play with them every afternoon.
Masaya kaming sumakay sa swing. Kaso tatatlo lang 'yon kaya hindi na umupo 'yong iba at naghanap na lang ng ibang malalaro. Ako sa gitna tapos nasa kaliwa ko si Mafi. Sa kanan ko naman nakaupo si Zea. She's our new friend. Her family just moved at the house in front of this park. I can even see their blue house from here. You just need to cross the street to get there.
Zea is a petite and fragile looking girl. But she's so beautiful! She looks like a daughter of the Ipena's king. She have a beautiful wave of blonde hair and a pair of blue eyes. Her skin is as white as snow. I've never seen a snow before but they always say that she looks like a snow princess.
Zea is eating a lollipop while we are enjoying the swing. We are talking about our new toys. She's so friendly! She even gave us some of her sweets which we gladly received.
"If you want more, we have lots of sweets at home. I can run from here and get some for you if you want," masaya niyang alok. Her house is just across the street and she could just go home anytime. Kami kasi ni Mafi ay medyo malayo ang bahay namin mula rito.
"No, it's alright. You don't have to go home just yet," I answered with my always boastful tone. I don't know, I just used to speak like a spoiled brat when I was a kid.
Masaya kaming nagku-kwentuhan tungkol sa mga dolls namin nang may dumating na tatlong mean girls. They are the Little Mermaids as they call themselves. Little did they know that mermaids actually have gruesome faces. I saw it from my teacher's book last week when she asked me if I can help her tidy up her desk.
"Tumabi nga kayo riyan at magsu-swing kami," the girl with a long hair said. She must be their leader. She looks ugly even with her pink outfit.
"But we came here first," Zea replied. Yeah! They should wait for us to leave if they want to use the swing.
"Aalis ka dyan o ako ang magpapaalis sa'yo?" The other mean girl said. This girl looks more ugly than the first one. She looks like someone who doesn't even have a maid to help her put on her clothes.
"Umalis nga kayo rito! Ang babaho ninyo," I meddled. Their glares turned to me. As if I'm taunted. Dukutin ko pa mga mata ninyo eh.
