I am confused.
I am lost.
There are so many things that I want to tell him. But I'm afraid that he might not feel the same way. I fear rejection. I fear pain. And most of all, I fear that when I tell him, there is a 99.99 percent chance that I might lose him, forever.
I know it's the first day of class but I think I've already fallen for this guy. I was certain that my heart isn't beating the way it should be. It's having a tachycardia. Tachycardia is an abnormal contraction of the heart wherein there is an abnormal increase in the heart rate.
The following days of school was really unbearable. Having to be friends with this guy is so surreal that it feels like having a celebrity you can't touch around you. I know this sounds crazy, I mean I just met the guy. And here I am falling head over heels for him. I don't know. There is just something about his smile that compels me, draws me in, catches me, lures me in, and enslaves me.
I have to get away. Before any undesired measures would be taken. Before it's too late to get out already.
The only problem is, he's like glued to me. I can't shake him off.
Maybe I'm giving a good vibe that lets him stay. He's confiding in me too much already. I can't let this get serious. Or in the end, I'd be the one to pay the inevitable consequences.
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The Right Kind of Wrong
Novela JuvenilWilliam Thorne, a prodigious Pediatrician overseas, seeks the feel of home. He later finds himself boarding a plane to address his need to see his family. On the plane, what seems to be a game of fate rattles his mind as Keith Black, a handsome you...
