"Execute." he commanded.
My body hurts, but nobody can convince me to give up. I am determined to do everything to be successful.
I closed my eyes, but I can feel the pain slowly building up on my abdomen area. I can feel a lot of people falling out already, falling out means running 10 laps across the field.
Kakayanin ko ito. Fifteen minutes of planks done, five more minutes to go. I balled my hands into fists, and grip it as tight as possible as if I am holding on to my dear life.
"Position of attention. Move." our PT training officer concluded.
I stood up straightly, but I can feel that my legs are about to give up anytime soon.
"You can now finally go back to your dorms. Fall out." and just as soon he said that, pinakawalan ko ang isang malakas na paghingang kanina ko pa pinipigilan.
We ran five miles earlier, I'm sure jogging back to my dormitory, won't be a problem. Panting; I held my knees, and pressed the sides of it, telling myself that I will be fine.
Meet me, Second Lieutenant Vellore Aretha Alvarado, future military aviator in the making; age twenty two.
BINABASA MO ANG
The Fall of Apollo
General FictionAkala ko sa movies lang nangyayari ang ganito. I couldn't do anything, but watch her slowly slip away from my fingers.
