Today's pretty well...

CRAZY. Felicia's great idea to have lunch with Yue Long again. And that is like one of the most awkward situations to be caught in. I NOW DECLARE THAT I WILL NEVER EVER GO OUT WITH FELICIA NG EVER AGAIN. I was so mad at her. She kept telling everyone she meets that I'm going out for some match-making session. And everyone believes her. WONDERFUL. I was so angry with her, I can tell you I've never been more mad at anyone before. I'm actually mad at her for more than an hour already. Normally I don't get pissed for more than 5 min? But seriously. I can strangle her. The worst thing is...I can't show it. I've to act gracious. If I weren't in public, things will really get bad. Lunch was at...TOA PAYOH. It's far and yet, I went since Felicia wanted me to and it was just a plain waste of time. She have issues with my attire. And everything. We may be best friends, but sometimes, we can still fight. Today's one of those days. Enough with my complaining? Let's go on with lunch. Lunch was the usual - Mac's. This time, Yue Long decided to pretend that he didn't know his friends. We kept asking him if he knows them and he was like: 'No I don't'. But they kinda gave themselves away. (: No one escapes under MY eye. He was like talking on the phone, pretending to talk to his mum, then his dad. And his friend at the other table was also talking on the phone. That's suspicious act 1. Then as we were eating, he started covering his mouth and whispering to his friend, which did the same. And Fel and Flo just can't seem to notice it. I was staring at Fel but I think I have this peripheral vision* kind of ability? So I could see them out of the corner of my eye. And he didn't realise. I even know he look our way quite a few times. Hee~ So next time, be more observant Fel and Flo! ^^

Definition:

Peripheral vision: Side vision. The ability to see objects and movement outside of the direct line of vision. Peripheral vision is the work of the rods, nerve cells located largely outside the macula (the center) of the retina. The rods are also responsible for night vision and low-light vision but are insensitive to color. As opposed to central vision.