And I’m supposed to be headed home.

I just went out for a short walk to breathe a little. 

Then it started pouring like there’s no tomorrow. 

I’m just wearing what I wore when I slept, some black and white shorts and a thin white tank top. Under a black bra. I don’t have an umbrella with me. I never use umbrellas… unless it’s a school day and I need to show up in class dry. 

And we all know that white shirts get even more awfully see-through when it gets wet.

Now I just want a novel-esque thing to happen.

Some guy-next door to show up in front of me with an umbrella, offering to walk me home.

And then the story begins.

for people viewing my facebook page.

Okay… I don’t know what to think of this. XD

The Fault In Our Stars, John Green.

Angels and Demons, Dan Brown.

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This is the first thing that came to my mind the moment I read John Green’s Note in TFIOS: It’s the total opposite of Dan Brown’s in Angels in Demons. This opened my eyes, actually, to an image I’ve long been looking at, perhaps with squinted eyes.

Fictional things can be beautiful, and they can do things that reality cannot ever accomplish. Green’s Author’s Note may have been the most beautiful one I have ever come across with.

there’s someone asking about it
They premiered it here last 24th.
8D

I’ll write smth about it when it premieres in some other countries, heard it’s on May 6th?