AJ

 It's been ages since I post about AJ. My AJ.


Hey AJ.

Can I tell you that I miss you? Freaking missing you. I miss our talks. I miss to make a card that have every of your words. I miss the way you comfort me. I miss our little fights. I miss everything about us. Deep down I will always know that I can never forget you.

Today when I went on rendezvous with my friends, I kept thinking of you. Perhaps I was hoping that I will meet you. Ever since I had a dream of you where you text me saying you were sorry for everything. Were you miss me or were thinking of me?

In every crowd, I was searching for your face, or to be exact your eyes. But you were never there.

I really need to get you of my mind. But how could I when every time I'm in lrt, I still searching for you. Even the song Dancing with A Stranger also remind me of you.

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