The Hardest Part So Far =p

20th September 2012

After 6 days of spending days together, it was time for him to go back. I never knew I would be that sad. Like seriously. All these while, I was very confident that I was going to be alright as we used to be in a long distance relationship for quite some time. So I tell myself this was nothing. Plus, we are going to meet again on his side of reception in just a week time. So, again, I said to myself, this was nothing. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Totally wrong. I did not even know why on earth I felt that way. Haha. It was like since when I became so mengada? Ok I know I am always be the most mengada-ngada one, but this was too much I reckoned. Haha. So I had learnt my lesson, sending off your husband to somewhere for the first time is not as easy as you think. Especially when he left supersweet thing like this :

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