Fragments of Memories

I didn't even end up sleeping on the morning of the exam. I stayed up and I had my guitar, messing around and writing a piece of music. I reached a mental roadblock and left it aside, incomplete.

A new Max Brenner had opened on campus so Miss Tea and I headed there to escape the morning cold. Upon walking inside, it felt as if we had walked out of a stinging blizzard and opened the door of a cozy, toasty cabin. The look on her face had told me, this was a good place to have chosen.

I thought that I'd be the one rambling on and talking her ear off but instead after our drinks arrived, she was the one who was rambling on. She wanted to know what I studied, what food I like, what I like to do for fun, who my friends were...But I didn't mind, I was on a spontaneous date with arguably the cutest girl in my tutorial, sitting in a toasty warm cabin drinking my toasty warm latte sharing this moment with her. It just felt...good.

We decided to head to the city since we both had to meet up with our own friends. We walked around the city, showing each other where the good places to eat were (she's a food blogger) and where we liked to hang out. We showed each other where we used to work and introduced each other to old workmates then walked around some more. We had completely lost ourselves because both of us had missed calls and unread messages: we had stood up our friends. And that's how 5 hours passed in a single moment.

I had known of Miss Tea since the start of the semester but it was only until yesterday when I pulled my head out of the clouds and finally spoke to her. I wasn't going to be continuing with media studies which made me realise that the chances of seeing her after this semester were slim. 

I saw her along with the rest of our tutorial group outside of the exam room before our test and we had all decided to wait for each other after it was all over to celebrate. Miss Tea and I finished early so we spoke properly for the first time. The pesky old examiner lady kicked us out of the building so I asked her if she wanted to grab some coffee, completely forgetting about the promise we had made to the rest of our class. Surprisingly enough it seemed that she had forgotten as well.