"ding dong"
that's the sound of my handphone notifying me of incoming message.
i took it out from my right pocket and unlocked it. then i clicked on the view msg button.
it's her. i think to myself.
after reading her message, i clicked reply.
then as i was typing halfway. i noted a roadblock less than 500 meters in front.
any sane person's first instinct would be to close the hp and continue later.
but i don't know why. my instinct gave me a different perspective today.
it told me...
"type faster, type faster"
KNN, got police in front and here i was sitting in my car, my left hand on the steering and my right clicking like i was in a thumbtyping competition.
my foot never gave up the pedal position.
as i zoomed closer to the police, i managed to send it just in the nick of time.
they used their big torchlight and scanned my car for extraterrestrial beings and microchips.
i act nonchalant.
they wave me pass.
i gave a big sigh of relief. and i started breathing again.
see, it's not the amount of breaths in life that matter. it's the amount of times that takes your breath away.
that's the sound of my handphone notifying me of incoming message.
i took it out from my right pocket and unlocked it. then i clicked on the view msg button.
it's her. i think to myself.
after reading her message, i clicked reply.
then as i was typing halfway. i noted a roadblock less than 500 meters in front.
any sane person's first instinct would be to close the hp and continue later.
but i don't know why. my instinct gave me a different perspective today.
it told me...
"type faster, type faster"
KNN, got police in front and here i was sitting in my car, my left hand on the steering and my right clicking like i was in a thumbtyping competition.
my foot never gave up the pedal position.
as i zoomed closer to the police, i managed to send it just in the nick of time.
they used their big torchlight and scanned my car for extraterrestrial beings and microchips.
i act nonchalant.
they wave me pass.
i gave a big sigh of relief. and i started breathing again.
see, it's not the amount of breaths in life that matter. it's the amount of times that takes your breath away.
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