Do you believe in fairytales?
If I'm the one who'll answer that question, I do believe in fairytales. They have a special place in my heart, especially the story of Beauty and the Beast. The magic and the idea of true love despite appearances really resonate with me. But in reality? While I'm not against fairytales, I don't believe in happy endings when it comes to love. A happily ever after for me seems impossible, especially since I don't fit society's beauty standards. It feels like a prince charming is not meant for someone like me.
Until now I remember how I first laid my eyes on him, kung gaano kabilis nahulog ang aking damdamin sa kanya. I still remember those unexpected feelings, iyong saya, kilig, lungkot at takot, ngunit ang 'di ko malilimutang talaga ay ang kawalang pag-asa.
He's almost the opposite of me.
He's friendly, I'm anti-social.
He's confident, I'm not.
He's handsome, I'm not attractive.
He's almost perfect, I'm full of imperfections.
He's famous, a head-turner, and I'm just a wind...
...a hopeless wind.
Umasa ako na baka posible, na marahil pwede naman. Nagtiwala ako at pinilit na hindi ako magkamali kahit kaunti. Ginawa ko ang lahat para maging karapat-dapat sa kaniya. Ngunit pinagtaksilan nila ako - sila na malapit sa akin ng lubusan - at ito ang naging dahilan ng aking pagka-durog.
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A Hopeless Wind (NEUST Series #1) (COMPLETED)
Teen Fiction| This story is dedicated to those who have been bullied and have broken confidence. | Juliana Pamintuan is just an ordinary girl who's studying at Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology. A girl who has very low self-confidence, often timi...
