Lili Roberts, a struggling-confused teenager, has to identify his sexual identity, in order to seek his true self upon going through the sexual crisis of reaching adulthood. And attending a catholic school brings much more tension. Will Lili be able...
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@eyedrawu: Where's my drawing? Why didn't you give it back to the lost and found office?
I quickly replied to his message, well, if you're not going to introduce yourself, it will stay hung up on my wall.
And then he just left my message seen. I don't have an intention to piss him off or make him mad because I'm keeping his drawing. I just want to know why this person would take me as his subject—it was really weird finding that out without consent. Hindi ko alam kung magagalit ba ako o hindi, I really like the drawing and the way that person snatched that image—to whatever reference he had, I loved it though it doesn't change my decision that I'll give it back without knowing the person behind the drawing.
And I think the drawing was cute hanging up on my wall.
I raised my head up when I heard Anthony laugh that everyone around us turning their heads on our direction because he was very loud and people got distracted with his sudden noise. I slid my phone back to my pocket and shifted my eyes to Allen who was still in the bad mood and I thought that maybe it was the thing that happened yesterday. Allen couldn't accept that he was catfished and Anthony laugh at his stupidity for now knowing who was the person he about to meet. Just because someone had good intentions to say online doesn't mean they also had the same game personally. Though I think Allen just took it seriously and he was grumpy all day as he couldn't move on.
"You've been played, Allen. And now you know what's the lesson to it." I said to him.
Allen smirks, "I just couldn't believe that he lied to me—"
"He?" I interjected.
He nodded, "yes, he's gay—and I have no things to say against him but I couldn't believe that I fell into his trap. How do people have the guts to do that to anyone? Is that a normal thing for them to do?" He sighed in disbelief and I wished I could've helped him but it's too late as he was grieving for losing an opportunity he thought he could have.
"Why would you think he did that in the first place?"
He shrugged off his shoulder, "he wants to make someone stupid—play them and make them look like a fool. That's all I'm thinking why would he did that to me."
"And you see yourself the victim here?" I asked.
"Of course!" he exclaimed, "I'm the one who was played here, not him!"
"You know what," Anthony interjected "He was actually nice and he gives his best appearance on meeting Allen but I guess his reaction affected him because it is not what he's expected to see—to meet too. Allen was aggravated, and the gay guy he met didn't do anything and felt ashamed of himself after Allen runs away. Well, I just told to the gay guy that their date is over—and I run following Allen. He seems kind..."
Allen groaned and rolled his eyes, "I don't care, he's not a she and that's final. No discussion to be tackle about it anymore."
