It's a tale unaltered by time or memory, true to what happened in reality.
We all have read about carefree boy and introvert girl trope penned by authors but how was it in real life ?
As you delve into these pages, at end of my each poetry , I'll s...
it was the second day of my coaching and all my anxiety and worries that crowded my mind on the first day were gone , simply because of those two girls.
I arrived 20 minutes early and walked into the institute. I glanced at my watch and shrugged. I was not too concerned today. i was now familiar with the surrounding and fortunately with two of my classmates too.
I opened the door casually and saw A sitting in HIS spot. I ignored him and took a seat in the third row, but on the right side of the aisle.
Yesterday, Dhriti had suggested that we all sit in the last row. Their extrovert and carefree personalities had already revealed that they were backbenchers. But I was not comfortable with that idea. I hesitantly told her that I was not sure if I wanted to sit in the back and also my eyesight was not the best
I proposed to sit in the third row instead. It was not too close to the teacher and she was just too talkative so it would have helped and surprisingly they both agreed too soon.
As I settled in my seat, a teacher came into our class and told us to go to the utility room to get our photos taken for the ID card. She also asked us to inform the others when they arrived. She left after that.
We looked at each other across the room and decided to go to the utility room. I followed A because I had no idea where it was. Neither did he, apparently. The teacher from before soon spotted us and showed us the way.
He turned back at me, running his fingers through his hair, and asked, "I look fine, right?"
"Yeah, you do," I replied with a smile. But I was amused by his nervousness about a simple picture. Looks like Mr. Fun gets anxious too and how come i am so chill today.
He entered the room to get his photo taken while I waited outside for my turn.
He came out soon with a weary sigh, as if he had just gone through an ordeal.
I put on a smile and got my picture taken. When I left the room, I saw him waiting outside, leaning against the wall with his arms crossed over his chest with his right forefinger between his canines , chewing upon the fingernail that barely existed.