It was a lovely Sunday morning like today last week, when I
was lying comfortably on the sofa at living room, playing with my ipad as
usual.
My housemate Y, a 19-year-old teenage girl was sitting on
the dining table not far away, together with L, a young boy around her age
group, studying together. From my observation, Y is academically more competent
than L. Their examination must be just around the corner, as Y is patiently
guiding L in his studies, explaining to him whenever he did not understand.
They accompany each other to prepare for the test, with the same goal at the
same direction. They are not couples, but I see element of care between them.
How lovely could the Sunday be with this warm scenery? :p
It was a lovely Sunday morning like today last week, when I
was lying comfortably on the sofa at living room, playing with my ipad as
usual.
I’m chatting with a colleague of mine in facebook, a 28-year-old
lady S, who out of sudden appeared to be anxious in the middle of our
conversation. S has a housemate K, a guy similar to her age as well, staying together
under one roof. K had been dating his girlfriend the night before, but did not
make his way home at night, which is slightly unusual according to S. She is
worried, she whatsapp him trying to confirm that he is safe and sound, but he
did not reply. I suggested her to call him instead, but she thought this was not
a good idea as he might not have wake up yet at that moment. She finally called
him later, but the effort was unluckily in vain, he did not pick up her call. It
was not long afterwards that S told me K finally responded to her, saying that
his phone was out of battery. They are not couples, but I see element of concern
between them. How lovely could the Sunday be with this touching scenario?
Appreciate the people who care for you, and the people you
concern for. They come into your life for a reason, to be taken care by you,
and to care for you as well.
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