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Unrequited: The Series (4)

Hello,Dia mi!

It has been a long three days since I last talked to you. How time flies! I'm sure I must have missed a whole lot. Fortunately,I'm back for good❤.

Before I continue my juicy story,I want to make sure you have washed your hands. Awesome!!! Hold on,I think you should sanitize it too(I'm very extra). I bet you're now ready for another trip in my world.

In our last conversation,I mentioned an important event that happened in my life. Just in case you forgot, "Prince Charming" and I are members of AIESEC. This is why this event was very significant in my life at least.

I had decided to apply for the role of a vice president in AIESEC,all thanks to "Prince Charming". Applying for it was originally scary,when I thought about it. However, "Prince Charming" was a rock for me in that period. I will admit that his support led to a bigger reduction in my common sense. 

When I finally applied for the role,he kept supporting me and made me feel I could do it. In my mind, I was already planning a happy ever after with him (Shakes head). Anyway,I made it through the interview and patiently awaited the election day.

For me,centuries had already passed before the election day. I was anxious as hell and was constantly thinking of giving up. My "Prince Charming" was there through it all. Finally,the election day came.

Here's why this event is so significant. After going back and forth with reading my manifesto and stating my intentions,the election started. I was heartbroken when the results were announced. I would have broken down if not for my dear "Prince Charming".

I guess you didn't realize that I just lied to you😂😂. Dia Mi, I won the election hands down. I was elated. The night should have ended with me going to my hostel and sleeping off with a smile on my face.

I was in for a surprise. Apparently,AIESEC hadn't congratulated me properly. They gave me a good dosage of water. You should have seen me that day😂. By the time they were done, I was shivering.

Please don't blame me for what I'm about to tell you now. " Prince Charming" offered to bring me a jacket. Absolute knight in shining armor,right?. If I still had my common sense,I would have declined and left. I guess I have watched too many Korean movies,so I accepted his offer.

Giving me his jacket wasn't enough,he offered to walk me back to my hostel. I really should have declined this one. Accepting this second offer also led to the death of our friendship (You should have guessed we're total strangers now).

When we got to my hostel,he didn't say goodbye instantly. Rather,we sat down for a while. It was this moment I realized that I had a huge crush. However,it was a night of surprises. What "Prince Charming" did next surprised me.

Should I tell you tonight? I really think I should just say it now. Oops, I think you would have to come back next time. My deepest apologies,Dia mi.

Remember to stay safe and help flatten the curve. I love you dearly.

With love,
Peperempe




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