Old Love‚ Blooms
a decade and two years backwards. . .
"God damnit, where are you?!" I yelled as I look back at my school’s gate, standing from the outside because of the guard not letting me in. Why? I forgot to wear my goddamn ID.
[I'm on my way! You know that I can't use my car and I'm on a bus right now, asshole. How did you forget your ID? I thought I'm the old hag here?] My older brother, Ran Haitani, giggling at my forgetfulness.
"Shut up. Google said that a person who's more often to forget are intelligent. So, I ain't dumb but you are."
[I will legitimately throw your ID out of this bus right now.]
"Oh yeah bitch, throw it and guess who's brand new car will get wrecked."
[Fuck you, bro.]
"Eh. . . no, hard pass. You prolly have a small dick." I said, laughing at how I imagine my brother's pissed face.
[Asshole!] He screamed whisper, because it would be probably so rude and awkward to scream that word loudly, specially in a crowded public bus, damn. He then hang up the call, and it's the cue for me to put my phone back to my pockets. But before I could do that, my phone vigorously vibrates as I look to see that I have just received another text from a dumbass sniffing cocaine motherfucker.
From : sanzu bitchless
yo
r u attending school 2day?
I shaked my head as I opened my camera, capturing a crowded gate of the school. Back to the conversation and send it to him.
To : sanzu bitchless
no bro, sick asf
I laughed as I soon pressed the sent icon and waited for his reaction. He then reacted an angry emoji at my chat, except for the picture of the school.
From : sanzu bitchless
fuck u asshole
you rlly like to piss us orf
off*
To : sanzu bitchless
Yeh, you're still obviously high from sniffing those goddamn cocaines.
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