Talhah's Blog

Oh ye Fate. How cruelly thou hast align the stars, familiar faces fatefully fitting into new phases of thy life.

Ok enough Shakespearean.

AIYAAAAAAAAA! WHY LIKE THAT LEIIIII! WALAUWEIIII! AIYOOOOOOOO! YOU SERIOUS AAAAH?!?!

Ok, I can't help being so dramatic. I mean, come on, what are the chances?! So I knew Alan was gonna be moving on to a different department, but of all people I sooooo did not expect NUR SHAIDAH SAZALI to be his replacement?!?!?!

I couldn't help myself. When Ramdhan was recalling how Sha introduced herself as my ex-schoolmate, I just had to blurt out "Ex itu je?!" I admit, my mind was distracted for the rest of today's training. Sure, I had moments where I was focused but the moment my mind lingered, I can't help but be flabbergasted by this news.

Fortunately, I have absolutely nothing against Sha. Our relationship ended rather amicably, with me being the jerk to call it off at Pasir Ris Bus Interchange just as she was heading for her TP IG outing/event. I'm an asshole.

Thing was, one of the main reasons our relationship soured was because of silat and hey presto, now she is the one in charge of SP Silat Club. Sigh. What twists and turns life is full off. Anyways, I'm sure I'm the only one flustered. It's not like I have to deal with her every single day; the students have always been the intermediary with DSD (now DSA). So yeah, I'm sure it's no biggie.

All I should be concerned about is the support she will give to the club. If she can be like Alan, I'll be more than satisfied.

P.S. Though I started out screaming at "Fate", I was just being dramatic. I readily accept my fates and destiny, as a Muslim should. All the good, and all the bad.