LOGINLing was totally taken aback by what just happened. There were no words that could help him climb up the shock that he just received. Standing in the room made him look like a fool who dug a pit for himself. He didn't want to spend another minute here.
He left the the room without a word. He wanted to pay her back for what she did.
As she pushed open the door of her cabin she was welcomed with another uninvited superior.
As she walked towards her chair, she questioned, "Chyou, seems like appointments hold no value when it comes to position and status. Don't you think Mr. Su?"
"Meilin, I am sorry for coming in without letting you know. I just wanted to talk to you." said Lin as he hoped that she would not turn him down again.
"Mr.Su Lin, I don't think we are close enough for you to address me in such a way. Also, I would prefer to keep all our conversations formal and work-related. If it is something beyond my requirements lets leave it here."
He wanted to say something but the words doesn't seem to exist at this very moment. He stood up and walked towards the door and paused before saying," I hope you could give me one chance to explain. It wouldn't hurt right?" he always carried hope when it was about her.
She didn't bother to look as she grabbed the work papers and said,"Time heals but it doesn't disperse your memory."
He took a last look at her, who was busying herself with work, before leaving her cabin.
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Meanwhile in a noisy garden the shouts and laughter gave a warm and cozy atmosphere. A man had his niece on his shoulder while the nephew was chasing him. The scene contained the comfy feeling of a family.
With his parents watching him from the balcony of the villa with all smiles seeing the scene, his grandparents enjoyed the morning while having their coffee in the garden.
"Uncle Hui, don't run, I can't catch up." complained the little boy as he tried hard to catch up.
"That is why I am running." teased Hai Hui.
"Seems like you will never grow up." complained his brother as he joined the fun. His smile grew wider hearing his brothers comment.
They all gathered in the garden as they all sat down to have a simple morning coffee talk.
The topic revolved around from anything to everything.
"Where did Mey go again? Is she still under her blankets?" inquired Bo Chenguang, his grandmother.
"For sure she might be having her beauty nap to stay eternally beautiful." mocked Hai Guowei, his brother.
Everyone laughed hearing the comment.
"Why do you always tease your sister?" questioned their mother Gho Hee.
"'Cause she truly deserves the praise." Hua Hui backed his brother.
"Then why do I feel like it was not a praise with good intentions?" questioned Mey as she made her way out of her house. Her loosened hair flowed along with the wind. Her white dress compared with her simple beige slippers gave off a pure and innocent feeling.
"It's 'cause you seriously need to clean your ears. I have a good recommendation of doctors you could-", before Hui could finish Mey interrupted.
"Save it for yourself."
"What?" asked Hui.
"You see, I just told you." exclaimed Mey.
Everyone burst out laughing as they saw him loosing against his own sister.
The warm sun combined with the perfect family ambiance gave a positive vibe to anyone and everyone around there.
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The designing department Blue Chaos.
"Please schedule the meeting again for tomorrow. Chyou, also, avoid these incidents occurring again in the future. Also, lag any appointments coming from the Management department. I really don't want to see their faces to ruin a day."
"Yes mam, but your schedule is full-"
"Make time. Also push any long-distance travel for the next two-days."
"Yes mam."
As Chyou turned to exit she was hold up by Meilin as she asked, "Any update about what I asked you to look up?"
"If the truth is in front of you, how hard you explain, it simply remains the same."
The next couple of weeks passed quietly as they settled into their routines. Classes came and went, but there was one change Lin couldn't escape: Pei had made it his mission to whip him into shape.Some mornings meant going for a run; others involved hitting the gym. Swimming was the worst. Lin swore he was breaking world records with how long he was forced to keep going without a break.Mei had a great time keeping track of everything. Lin had even been signed up for combat training. He was learning how to throw punches, but he seemed to be on the receiving end of them more often.“God, poor Lin. Hopefully, he gets a break today,” Xue said.“Nope, he's hitting the gym again. Probably leg day, I think. He'll be wobbling around tomorrow,” Mei said with a laugh.“Schadenfreude.”“He asked for it.”“You were the reason, Mei. If only you'd minded your own business.”“Well, that ship has sailed. Let's go. We've got another class to attend.”Xue felt defeated, but there was a warmth in her h
The wings restaurant seemed to have turned into an interrogation room. Pei looked furious about what had happened. The police had taken care of the three guys, and the girl had been escorted back to her dorm. Pei had handled everything with care.Now, he had gathered them all together, and their night out had taken on the mood of a funeral.“Mei, you did it again? What did I tell you last time?” Pei demanded.“Brother, listen, it was a damsel in distress. I was just swooping in as the hero.” Mei tried to make it sound justifiable.Pei turned to look at Xue and Lin.“I broke my leg and got a black eye the last time I helped her. The eye was her handiwork. So, nope, I wasn't involved this time,” Xue said.“My right hand was in a cast for a month, and my neck was in a brace. I had a hard time even going to the washroom. Never again. But I did land the final punch this time, you know. She was kind of on the losing end,” Lin said.Pei turned back to Mei, who tried to adjust herself in her c
The night was young. The three of them had set out together towards the building where the festivities were taking place. As Mei had predicted, they weren't enjoying themselves.“We're only a year older. How can we have already outgrown this?” Xue asked.“I think this is cringe,” Mei said. Watching all the foolish games made her gag.“I guess I was the only one who never really liked this sort of thing,” Lin stated.“Hopefully, it'll be someone's night,” Xue said.They all decided to head out.“Where to?” Lin asked.“There’s a wings place right outside the campus. Let’s head there!” Mei suggested.“Good! Food is always the best,” Xue agreed as they all walked out of the campus.They had barely made it past the gate when they spotted three guys surrounding a completely drunk girl. At first, they seemed to be helping her. Mei watched them for a little longer, but Xue and Lin were already tugging at her, eager to get to the wings restaurant.The girl seemed completely wasted. The guys sur
Nina and Mei were enrolled in different courses. Nina had her mind set on business, while Mei was majoring in design. Classes were slow-paced on the first day, leaving everyone with some room to breathe.Xue was running late, too. Typical of her.Halfway through the class, she sneaked in and took the seat beside Mei.“The traffic, I swear,” Xue whispered.Mei shook her head, not believing a word she said.It wasn't long before the class ended. They packed their belongings and began walking out.“What about Nina?” Xue asked.“I thought we all had this class together. Wasn't this her elective?”“Yup, it was. She's in class with my brother. They managed to work out a schedule that lets them spend time together, so…”“Why am I not surprised?” Xue asked with a sigh.Mei merely shrugged.“So, Lin. Why didn't he join us? Wasn't he supposed to be there?” Xue continued.Mei stopped and thought for a moment. “That's right. Where was he? I left him with my brother. I have no idea.”“Well, I belie
Despite the sun and its rays, the fall had a chill of its own. The college was back in session, with a new semester beginning and a fresh start for many first year students.The path leading into the college was bustling with students. There were new faces, familiar ones, and even a few dressed in full goth attire. Students and staff arrived in cars, some rode in on motorcycles. The bicycles were also in the pciture as they whizzed past, seemingly oblivious to the speed limit.Mei munched on a chocolate bar as she walked, with Lin right behind her.Suddenly, Lin swooped in and pulled Mei out of the way of a speeding bicycle.“Hey! Watch where you're going!” Mei shouted, narrowly avoiding a collision.Her chocolate bar was now on the ground, along with her bag and books.She gathered her belongings, looking equally annoyed and heartbroken over the loss of her chocolate. Lin pulled another bar from his pocket and handed it to her.“Here you go.”“That one had a flavour of its own,” she s
The past that lies behind us. The stories that forge the keys or shape the locks of the present. The experiences that become the manuals for the future.
As Chyou turned to exit she was hold up by Meilin as she asked, "Any update about what I asked you to look up?"She turned around to reply," The CCTV cameras have all been checked at the location you mentioned. None of them has spotted the figure you mentioned except for one.""Send
She was always ahead of time. So was she today. To her, punctuality meant 5 - 15 minute before the decided time. The buzzing designing office settled down sensing her arrival.She was seen as a heartless figure by her subordinates. Her 16-inch long wavy jet-black hair was only meant for he
The dream flashed through...the tightly held hand loosened its grip before it started to slide away. The doctors rushed and occupied their position. "The pulse has dropped" alerted the nurse. "CPR. CPR" ordered the doctor. Everything was falling apart.
The youthfulness of the night slowly started to fade as dawn crept in. Her apartment was minimal and aloof just as she preferred. The dark shades of black and grey paired with a bit of white gave off a boring and lonely feel. She was used to being lonely and she enjoyed how it left her with space







