It's my first time using this dangerous writing app and honestly it terrified my nerves out. I started tensely and unfortunately—without the use of my favorite punctuations—but later on I got used to the pressure and so I unconsciously used them again. Anyway, here's my very first try with The Most Dangerous Writing App.
Is this occupied space, man?
He asked.
I looked at him incredulously.
Is he serious?
Do I look like a man to him?
He seemed to misunderstood my silence because the moment after that he started making sign language.
I can talk, I finally said.
He seemed to be quite embarrassed by what he had done so he muttered a shy apology.
What an oaf, I thought.
But he's kinda cute, the back of my mind talked as if I don't know it.
I know, I know.
No, I answered him, quite late but at least I answered.
Oh, ok, thanks. He said before sitting on the space where was vacant earlier.
I suggest that you open the window, I said not making an eye contact.
He looked down sheepishly.
I don't like windows being open because it makes me wanna puke.
I wanted to laugh at him but I know I shouldn't.
I smiled and just said ok...then.
He looked away, blush prominent in his ears.
Cute,my mind taunt again.
Stop it.
I mentally said, calming my self.
The whole train trip was silent save for the stares, occasional ones that he or I gave to each other.
We should talk, I thought quietly.
We're almost at the last stop when he suddenly talked.
"I'm Henry, uhmm, can you..."
He seemed so shy, so I initiated.
"Helen, call me Helen."
Then he beamed at me.
"Nice name...Helen, I'll never forget you."
That's it! Writing with time limit felt nerve-wracking yet the thrill I feel while doing it was satisfying at some point. So yeah, let's see if I can keep doing it for days. Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you around~