My Truest

I twisted and turned, hoping for the blaring of the clock to end. The clock which I assigned it to serve its purpose of destroying my eardrums in every drowsy morning. When I knew where it was placed, I tried to stop it from its enraging mood. I began reaching for the nearest water source to clean up my unpleasing state. A while past, I exited my hygienic routines and started working on my other things instead.

This morning was quiet. It was silent as it needed to be. There were no car horns, concerts, or any factories pumping out a monstrous cacophony into this clear Sunday morning. Starting the day off in this town was already pleasant to see. Little gusts of wind passing by outside, small birds chirping, but not too much was happening. But, that’s when my thoughts gradually pictured about her. The glowing beauty I assigned myself to serve her the best of my life. Mel was just a perfect girl I met. She’s just straight up beautiful to my eyes. These pupils sore to adore her angelic face. Her straight long locks. Her eyes of amber. Her charming words sprinkled with humor and innocence. She is adorable.

As I daydreamt about her, I snapped out to another sound that was quite separating itself from the environment.

“The table is vibrating”, I thought.

I began to panic of the alienish ringing out of nowhere, which somehow shakes up my entirely circular marble table. Later, I stopped panicking.

“Oh, that’s right, I left my phone under this pile of magazines.”

 The phone mentioned very clearly that someone named Toby is trying his hardest to call me. Two point five one seconds later, I answered the call.

“Hey, my dude. You said we would meet at nine?”

“Oh, that’s right. I’ll be right on with it after my breakfast.”

“Okay, don’t stare at that cup of hot chocolate for too long or you’ll be late!”

“Sure.”

“See you later mister.”

“Bye.”

The call stopped leaving me to my most peaceful breakfast. It was then I thought about last week when I decided to invite my best friend and the girls to have a nice walkaround at the local park. I imagined the other boys in my class would be so jealous, but hopeless to distract me from her incense. I took the last sip after I pictured the last time I talked to her. Instead I was approaching her for another time. This time, Toby could do his thing with Kate as I grab the gift for myself. I reached for the roses I bought just yesterday and chose to bring it along.

I finished the meal and head straight to the park, bringing my little present with me. As I was walking, I thought I could glance at my wrist watch just for safe’s sake. That’s when I figured out that it was almost nine. My legs began firing up to the point that I was not less than running. It was then I slowed down just enough to see that casual smile of her face, still showing up to me every now and then. I stopped to confront them. I was delighted that she’s still feels happy same as before to see me.

That was when I tried my best to hide the roses from their vision.

“Man, you’re really excited eh?” Toby spoke first.

The girls just laughed.

“Oh, definitely.”

“Let’s find a place to relax then. We will be here til’ noon, right?”

“That tree looks to be a nice cover.” Kate answered.

Kate was in fact, a cute girl. The short hair, circular glasses, the trendy cloth types she wears. But her looks couldn’t cover much of her talkative personality. She likes to talk about things out of the topic. Some guys might like her. But Mel is still my truest. She was opposite of Kate’s side. She talked less, polite and became much more of a young lady to me. She was prepared for what she would say. She thinks. That’s what I like about her. She is smarter than most girls in the class.

I followed Toby and the girls into a large area covered mostly from the tree’s shadow. The weather was fine, and the sun wasn’t mad today. I chose the greatest time for me to have a lovely chat with miss Mel here.