Alone

Thursday.

The exam was over, there was a few more days to enjoy before Serena has to get back to the hectic working life.

Everything was going well.

Until she received an sms from a colleague asking if she's heard that two of her seniors has resigned and that it was their last day, that Thursday.

She felt terribly left out. No one was smsed Serena nor mentioned anything.

It was 12am, he then asks if she would to join them clubbing as the group of them was there as well.

Serena knows perfectly well, her parents would mind. A lot, in fact.

So she kindly told him, no, and thank you for informing her.

Because no one else had.

While she managed to sms and phone her farewell, she couldn't help but feel rather left out.

It's the feeling that even though you were with them for months, you are never really part of them.

Is it the language barrier? Or the different wavelengths? Or probably just her?

Being weak is natural, the truth is anyone would be scared;
It's just no matter when, the bonds you persevered to protect will be your support;
I will always be your ally, Face tomorrow with that certain pace;
I don't want to see your sad face, so raise your head and smile, your life

Laugh, because it's a painful time, to the number of difficulties, show your smile;
Now, raise you voice, Wow, Might as well laugh at what goes on;
Even though it's not for you, laugh for someone else;
Because a happy face will put forth a strength that gives

- Smile Maker ~ NEWS