《A Gamer But I Also A Realist That Do Not Believe Anything That Not Disprove》Prologue 2
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After Class
"Arghh, damn that really hell. Good thing that lesson only for 1 hour or i will really faint"
Then someone approach me from the side and put a hand on my right shoulder then say,
"Hahaha, for you to put your head on the table like that you must really tired aren't you" (???)
Oh, this kind of talking must be that guy
"Yeah, what about you, Faris, did you not feel like your head like wanna explode"
"Explode is it. Well, rather than explode my brain it fell already turn to liquid you know, cannot absorb what that witch said anymore" (Faris)
Hahaha, look like not only fell like that...haih
This talking really hurt my head i should take long breath, fuhhh....after taking big that breath my head feel more clearer, then i feel my stomach grumble. Yeah i am getting hungry, adding the fact that i just woke up before going to the class. Eating alone, not my style because every time after this class we always having lunch together.
"So, Faris, Razi, where you guys wanna eat today? I feel sort of hungry now"
"Hmnn, i do not know where to eat today? How about you, Razi, where you want to eat?" (Faris)
"I do not know where to eat today. How about at McRonald?" (Razi)
"Sound good, imma in"
"Same imma in" (Faris)
After that we walk to the parking lot where we always park our motorcycle. We move using separate bike, this mostly because each of us own our own bike and we life at different place.
When we get there, the bike was then park beside each other infront of the McRonald parking site. Each of us order our own food that we want to eat. Faris with hamburger, Razi with fried chicken and me with rice with fried chicken. To spend the time while eating we discuss about the experiment that we made on the problem that was encounter. After that we then go our separate ways. I then go home and leap onto the bed and fell asleep.
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"Hmnn, why it is bright? I should have already close the curtain. What!! now it dark again. Why I fell my face cold? What the hell!!!"
It was then that my story start
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