I bumped into my uber extroverted, vocal friend, Aneez earlier this morning at the Student Center. She was rather hungry so I offered some of my complimentary mega sandwich (which was pretty meh, by my standards. Soooo not worth 10 stamps).
She kindly turned it down, and I resumed my "Avatar: The Last Airbender" marathon on my notebook. Henry, who was next to me, was busy doing his psychology questionnaire. Somewhere in the middle of the episode, I noticed that she was laughing at me. Curious, I removed my noise-cancelling earphones and asked her what was up.
Still laughing, she just said: "Aww, Fang. You're so adorable lah."
Sure, I was taken aback. But this is the Aneez we're talking about. She tells it to you straight to your face, whether it be good and (hopefully not) bad. So I replied, with slight reluctance "Uh, thanks."
Still laughing, she just said: "Aww, Fang. You're so adorable lah."
Sure, I was taken aback. But this is the Aneez we're talking about. She tells it to you straight to your face, whether it be good and (hopefully not) bad. So I replied, with slight reluctance "Uh, thanks."
She added: "You know, you're so nice and kind, almost like a gentleman.". Let's be honest here, who doesn't like compliments? Moreover from a guy with a slight case of low self-esteem. "Any girl would be so lucky to have you as a boyfriend. To take good care of her and all.", she added.
At the spur of the moment, I replied with a little chuckle: "If only she knew.".
At the spur of the moment, I replied with a little chuckle: "If only she knew.".
Aneez had heard the gist of this story before, so she just said "It's okay" and some synonym for "there, there" (which I can't recall what exactly).
Well, it's nice to take a compliment, without that pinch of salt this time.
Get Over It - Guillemots
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