What Should I Do When I See You?

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It was a normal day, like any other day, the sun out shining brightly as the breeze wiped away any feelings of too much heat and warmth. I combed my thin fingers through my hair, attempting to keep it in nice and tidy, as the wind again blew my bang in my eyes. I sighed in defeat as I strolled in the restaurant, my friends following behind me. I didn't expect to do anything interesting, unless you count trying new soups and things of that nature. I wasn't expecting to see anything interesting either. But you know how plans can turn out these days.

Foreword

Hey girlsgenerationftw here~

So like...people in real life say I have a for Asians, meaning that I stare at them until they're out of my sight XD

The beginning or whatever was based on what I saw and..yea ^_^

This is dedicated to that cute Asian that just so happened to stare at me when I laid my eyes on her xD

This'll be a oneshot most probably, I don't know. It depends on how much that girl could inspire me lol. Anyway, a sneak peek guys, enjoy~

P.S. the picture for this story, is most probably what I looked like when I stared at her LOLOLOL

She had on a black shirt with fishnet like holes on her upper back. Fitting, along with dark blue short shorts, her posture was a bit awkward, with her upper body leaning forward to the table while her mid-body was away from the it to maybe prevent food spilling on her shirt. Her unblemished legs were together, feet stuck firmly to the ground.

She looked at me, her dark brown orbs looking through equally bold dark colored glasses which was situated under her left bang that went from her hairline to her ear. I could tell her skin was soft, soft and light, like puffy clouds.

The girl looked at me nonchalantly but it still sent me in a trance. She went back to her salad, and I have no idea how I found it cute, the way she stuck her fork in the lettuce and chewed.

I wish I could've stared at her longer, better yet take a picture. But there's something called normality that I have to yearn to be, society reasons don't ask. So I left with my drink, burning her image in my mind, hoping to see her once again, if only our destinies meet.