:: complete and incomplete thoughts, daydreams and illusions ::
A/N: I hope I finish this. I really really do. There's no title yet.
Chapter 1 : Nothing Out of the Ordinary
It was nothing out of the ordinary to see Edison Chen drunk. His hair was disheveled, his eyes had dark circles under them, he seemed to perpetually wear a silly smile, and his whole body wreaked of alcohol. Quite unremarkable really, as the effect of liquor on him wasn't in any way different from its effects on other people. And yet, Anna could never take her eyes off him, especially at parties like the one they were in now.
The premiere of Edison's new movie had just finished and so he and the other members of the cast and crew went to the director's house for the after-party.
Anna could never understand why it had to be different from the premiere itself when nearly the same people were there, and they talked about the same things, and did the same stuff. The only difference really was that there were no photo shoots for the press, and there were less annoying fans, which was probably why Edison always felt comfortable drinking until he dropped at these times, because he knew he wasn't likely to get caught on film now. And the fact that a lot of people could still see him, just that they didn't have a camera, seemed to be of little consequence to him.
It was this exact thought that was going through Anna's mind when she noticed that Edison was looking right at her.
"I'm telling you," his friend John paused for effect. "If you want a girlfriend, this is your chance. It's her, she's the one, you just gotta show up!"
"Why would I show up to a party where I don't know anyone, nobody knows me, and is a long way from my house?" Louis said.
John looked at him like he'd grown an extra arm. "Because a chick, who also just happens to be the birthday girl herself, invited you!"
"Yeah, she may have invited me, but that doesn't mean that she wants me to go. Maybe she was just being polite."
"She called you twice."
"Maybe she dialed our number by accident."
"Twice?"
He gave him a pointed look.
"And on different days?"
Louis rolled his eyes. "Fine, fine, I'll admit, it was a bit suspicious--"
"A bit? She was practically throwing herself at you!" John paused. "Okay, no she wasn't, but I mean, come on, Louis, I know her. And she doesn't do things without good reason."
"Does she ever explain these reasons you're talking about?"
"Depends on when she thinks there's a need for it."
Louis raised his eyebrows. "Is that a real answer?"
"What?!"
"What do you mean when she thinks there's a need for it?"
John rolled his eyes. "I mean, she usually has the correct instinct on how smart a person is so she explains herself only when she thinks the person she's talking to is dumb enough to not understand such obvious hints that she gives."
"Are you saying I'm a dumb person?"
"Well," John looked at him. "You're still wondering, aren't you?"
I have about a gazillion scenarios in my head, regarding the incident last Saturday. And this is one of them. Because I'm thinking that it's impossible for Mr.X not to think about said incident, but I have no idea what he thought about it. Joy Anne said that it would be fishy if somebody called her a year after they last talked. And I'm thinking, if Joy Anne thinks it, then probably everyone would react in the same way. Unless he already knows that I like him, and is just pretending he doesn't. Anyways, here is my made-up blog entry for his LJ.
"It's fun to wander through
the alphabet with you
and tell you what it means to me."
She sang, and Sarah laughed. She had always loved the sing-alongs with her baby-sitter. And the Alphabet Song was their absolute favorite. It's how she learned her alphabet. She knew it better than the normal "ABCD" song that kids sang.
Stuck in a prison I've built for myself
Hardly noticing that I erected the walls
effortlessly
almost
unconsciously.
It's a talent
to lock myself up
Alone.
And I don't even try to reach out
even when there are people around
But I become as frustrated as ever
Because no one reaches in
This cell
whose walls are not even made of glass
but bars big enough for a person to slip through
which is why it's so easy to build
Because it's not to lock me in
But for others to see me seemingly locked in
and give a hand.
distantorigin on CROSSING THE STREET
Mo'nonymous on CROSSING THE STREET
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