Dim light. Frantically flicking computer monitor. Killing backpain. Bigger than life Tsquare. Hunger for attention. A night I told myself not to remember. Hopeless and discouraging.
So the next day. I blabbered like a feverish chipmunk to Haik from 1 to 3am. I told him about Gubrah, Yasmin Ahmad's new movie coming out this month and he was, as expected, clueless about the whole deal. Like a patient parent teaching a child how to pronounce pa-pa, I enlightened him with a half an hour talk about the movie AND THEN knowing his civic responsibility to reply to a fellow sahabat, he retraced his experience when he saw Sharifah Amani in her car, smoking.
Silence.,.,., it is a gap of unspoken words that garnish webs of suspicion.. tick tock... In unison, we're thinking how 'bad' Amani is, how 'uptown' of her to do such a thing... how... oh my... hows of all hows lah!
Wait, my mum smoke, so do my stepdad, dad, grandmothers, uncles, cousin.. I love them all...
Hmm..U'll be seeing some pictures of me smoking for the first time tomorrow or (cinematic vibration) the day after tomorrow...
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