Its hard to adapt to change, but eventually you get used to it, resigned to the fact that things are not going to be the same. Till this realisation comes, we are bound to fight the change. This change could be for the better or for the worse.
To me, it was absolutely brilliant; but for him? It was quite the worst thing that had happened. Well, screw him, I thought angrily. So now instead of being some fruity chewing gum that gets stuck behind the ear when not being chewed, I stood up for myself. I don't take any shit anymore.
He had better deal with that.
I was particularly annoyed with him today. Last night he accused me of liking a boy from my humanities class, which led to this huge fight where I was told that I do not 'show my love any more'. Well, newsflash, my dear boyfriend, you never really did show your love except in those kisses that we shared.
Hah. Show your love, my sexy arse.
I looked at myself in the mirror - hair okay? Brilliant.
A bunch of us were meeting up at Anamika's house to watch all the three seasons of Sherlock (again). By the end of it all, we had fallen in love with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman and basically the whole cast of the show (again).
Everyone had left, I was with Anamika in her room. We were literally rolling on the floor laughing at John Green jokes (What do you call John Green when he becomes ruler? John Queen!).
"So how's it going with your boyfriend?" She asked me.
"Oh, we're just being us..."
"Doing the do, eh?"
"Hah, no, no... Its actually not going very well."
We didn't say anything for a while.
"Come on, let's make some cold coffee and go to the terrace."
Grateful that the topic of conversation was no more my boyfriend, I nodded with a smile.
It was pretty cool in the terrace, not bad for an Indian Summer. We clambered up the short ladder to a little edge halfway to the water tank, first me, and then after handing me the coffee, Anamika. We sat on that edge and mused over the possibility that Moriarty had a twin brother. After she was done with the coffee, she got up and stretched.
"Wanna go up?" She asked , gesutring to the top of the tank with her thumb.
"Sure," I shrugged.
She was on top, surveying the evening sky when I took my last sip of coffee and climbed up. I stood next to her and put my arm around her waist. She turned to look at me and burst out laughing. She gestured to her upper lip and asked, "Are you going to keep that?"
With a smile, I tried to see my coffee moustache but couldn't get further than my nose. I lifted my hand to brush it off, but she beat me to it. Her hand was (I thought) moving to my face, but ended up gripping the back of my head gently as her face leaned closer to mine. She was looking into my eyes, and I must've had the most ridiculous expression on my face, because she smiled and said, "Unff, you're adorable!"
And then she kissed me.
I was too stunned to respond at first, but she tasted so good - like the coffee we had just drunk, like chocolate... Like Anamika. Her kiss was soft, warm and hungry. She tasted so much better than my boyfriend, and she was a much better kisser. Needless to say, it wasn't very long before I gave in.
Anamika was amazingly beautiful. Her curves were delicious and her scent even more so. Her hands were in my short hair and mine were tight around her hips.
Suddenly, she pulled back, panting and winked at me. With a smirk on her face, she lay on the floor and closed her eyes. I grinned and lay down beside her, humming a Katy Perry song.
To me, it was absolutely brilliant; but for him? It was quite the worst thing that had happened. Well, screw him, I thought angrily. So now instead of being some fruity chewing gum that gets stuck behind the ear when not being chewed, I stood up for myself. I don't take any shit anymore.
He had better deal with that.
I was particularly annoyed with him today. Last night he accused me of liking a boy from my humanities class, which led to this huge fight where I was told that I do not 'show my love any more'. Well, newsflash, my dear boyfriend, you never really did show your love except in those kisses that we shared.
Hah. Show your love, my sexy arse.
I looked at myself in the mirror - hair okay? Brilliant.
A bunch of us were meeting up at Anamika's house to watch all the three seasons of Sherlock (again). By the end of it all, we had fallen in love with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman and basically the whole cast of the show (again).
Everyone had left, I was with Anamika in her room. We were literally rolling on the floor laughing at John Green jokes (What do you call John Green when he becomes ruler? John Queen!).
"So how's it going with your boyfriend?" She asked me.
"Oh, we're just being us..."
"Doing the do, eh?"
"Hah, no, no... Its actually not going very well."
We didn't say anything for a while.
"Come on, let's make some cold coffee and go to the terrace."
Grateful that the topic of conversation was no more my boyfriend, I nodded with a smile.
It was pretty cool in the terrace, not bad for an Indian Summer. We clambered up the short ladder to a little edge halfway to the water tank, first me, and then after handing me the coffee, Anamika. We sat on that edge and mused over the possibility that Moriarty had a twin brother. After she was done with the coffee, she got up and stretched.
"Wanna go up?" She asked , gesutring to the top of the tank with her thumb.
"Sure," I shrugged.
She was on top, surveying the evening sky when I took my last sip of coffee and climbed up. I stood next to her and put my arm around her waist. She turned to look at me and burst out laughing. She gestured to her upper lip and asked, "Are you going to keep that?"
With a smile, I tried to see my coffee moustache but couldn't get further than my nose. I lifted my hand to brush it off, but she beat me to it. Her hand was (I thought) moving to my face, but ended up gripping the back of my head gently as her face leaned closer to mine. She was looking into my eyes, and I must've had the most ridiculous expression on my face, because she smiled and said, "Unff, you're adorable!"
And then she kissed me.
I was too stunned to respond at first, but she tasted so good - like the coffee we had just drunk, like chocolate... Like Anamika. Her kiss was soft, warm and hungry. She tasted so much better than my boyfriend, and she was a much better kisser. Needless to say, it wasn't very long before I gave in.
Anamika was amazingly beautiful. Her curves were delicious and her scent even more so. Her hands were in my short hair and mine were tight around her hips.
Suddenly, she pulled back, panting and winked at me. With a smirk on her face, she lay on the floor and closed her eyes. I grinned and lay down beside her, humming a Katy Perry song.
Er...That was some good writing, Nag. I..umm..don't really know what to say!
ReplyDeleteI'll be honest with you. I felt slightly uncomfortable reading it, but maybe that's just because I know Sara and the overbearing boyfriend as real people. I don't know if you intended to make it sound like the narrative is from your, (as in the real you) point of view and make the characters sound a lot like the real people, but to me it definitely did.
If you named your character on the basis of namesake and did not want her to sound like the, um, real her, then it's not very convincing.
Overall, it was good.
Sara herself didn't get uncomfortable as far as I know xD
DeleteWell, I actually thought that it would be less weird if the people didn't sound like the real ones, but that was too hard because I already had Sara in my head, so I was like,"screw it, let me snog Sara, its just a blog post".
I'm not particularly worried about creeping people out, just note that I am not lusting for Sara (Yes. Believe it or not). I am more concerned about the writing bit...
Conversation was weird, it doesn't sound natural but everything else was canon enough even though you altered my personality a bit to make me a top but screw it, it's great. Also, overbearing boyfriend sounds like a douchebag. You should ditch him for reals (for me bby) Bless your soul, you should write more snog scenes.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the conversation wasn't at all like you, since when do you ask about my boyfriend, and you wouldn't laugh about a coffee moustache, though you'd do the 'are you going to keep that?'
ReplyDeleteYou. Are. A. Top.
Overbearing boyfriend was fun to write :P
Not all my snog scenes come out well. This, by the way, was inspired by Sara by the Sea
Hmm...I'm sure overbearing boyfriend was fun to write. Pshaw, coffee mustaches are just funny. I mean, who wouldn't laugh? I definitely would.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, not meaning to spam your comments box, nag, but this is important.
Sara. You moron. I know that ballpoint pens are not of much value, but I'd still like mine back, thank you very much.
You laugh for the stupidest things, obviously YOU would.
DeleteCan you not call her and tell her, you halfwitted moron?
My phone is kaput. And you like my stupid humor and irrelevant laughter. Don't even bother denying it. Also, you changed it to "Anamika". That name is an oxymoron. I like it. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have a landline and maybe I do, but never mind that.
DeleteWhy is the name an oxymoron, or rather, how?
I do not have the heart to delete Warm Bodies, because of that fudging kiss but its taking up so much place -_- okay. Will power. Will power.