Rest In Piece

Mood: feel pity, stressed
Listening to: Date A Live - Sweet ARMS
Watching: -

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It's such a long time since I don't update my notebook. Well then, konnichiwa, minna-san. How is your day? I hope it's good and better than before. *smiles*

Very well, let's start the story.

Ding, dong. The bell of break time finally rang. All students went outside of the English classroom.

What? Happily? No. We went outside UNHAPPILY and STRESSED out. This is all because of the tests. A week full of tests. Each day has about two tests. No wonder people got stressed out...

About the time I reached my classroom, I heard someone saying something. And it was the speaker of our classroom. A teacher in the teacher room announced something important using the microphone. "Attention please, all students in *censored* Junior High School. Not a long time ago, we received a news that Priest Heri died, at yesterday night. So please donate and put the donations in the envelope OSIS have prepared. Thank you."

That is so... sudden.

I mean, seriously. That surprised me. I think in this week, there are so many people who are in bad conditions, such as sick or something. But that isn't the only one thing that surprised me.

I was waiting for my car to pick me up, since school already finished. Fortunately, there was Jenni, one of my friends who also waited. But not for her car or so, she was waiting for her friend, Ferren. Thank God I still have a friend who also waited with me.

And then my car came. I waved to Jenni as I walked to the car. About the time I reached it, a friend of mine (who usually goes home by the same car with me) and his friend (who doesn't usually go home by the same car with me, but she recently goes to the boy's home by this car also) came up. The girl waved to me as I waved back to her. Then I thought, "Why don't they get in the car? Or are they have something to do?" When I reached the car, firstly I observed it. Not to check if it's safe or not, but to see if there are people in the car or not. It's kind of dumb and awkward to do that, especially when there ARE people in the car. And unfortunately, there WERE people in the car. Oh, I think I'm using too much "in the car".

The people who were sitting in the backseat waved to me and ordered me to get in the car (again). Surprised to see the owner of this pick-up-car-services and her mother, I threw a glance at the two friends of mine who already walked away. Then the owner lady suddenly said, "The girl wants to ride this car again. Mother scolded her, saying if she wants to ride this car, she must also pay it monthly like the boy. Or at least, pay it when she wants to ride. Tch, kids these days..." "Yes, and even if she really needs to ride today with the boy, there aren't any space more. The trunk is full with our bags and things," said the mother.

I blinked when I heard "the trunk is full with our bags and things". It's rare to see them preparing things like that. "Eh, do you want to go to somewhere else?" I asked. "Yes, yesterday night, Roni's dad died. We'll go to Medan to see them," said the owner lady. Roni is the name of our real driver. Up until now, he's still in Medan. 

That surprised me, second time. Two people, no, THREE people! I remember my friend's grandmother also died not a long time ago. Just what the heck is with this week!?

I really hope everything will be better tomorrow and in the next day... And Rest In Piece, Priest Heri; Mr. Roni's dad; and my friend's grandmother. God bless you there, may God always be with you.

TO-DO LIST:

1. Pray for the three people who died. May God always be with you.
2. Make an entry.
3. Stressed out because of the tests. Try to commit suicide. FAILED AND WILL ALWAYS FAIL
4. Wait for my beloved homemade made-by-mom steak. *drools*

Yours sincerely,

Detective Cheko