[u][i][b]Chapter 20[/b][/i][/u] [b]Continuation of Aljay’s POV[/b] “Bakit kailangan ninyong gawin yun? Why is there a need to set me up?” “Because you were numb?” “Numb? Me?” “Oo. Sobra.” “Hindi ako manhid. This is a joke, isn’t it?” “Believe what you want to believe but I just said what I know is true.” “Hindi ko alam kung anong saabihin ko.” “Sige na, pag-isipan mo. Alis na ako. May pasok pa bukas.” [b]Arvhin’s POV[/b] Ayan. Nagpakamartyr na naman ako. Sinabi ko na kay Aljay ang totoo. Tanggapin niya nga kaya yun? Bahala siya. [i]*1 message sent* Recipient: Aljay Lim :before I 4get, don’t drink the beer. Alam kong nlili2 k kya cgrado aq, iinom k Don’t even thnk of doing it:[/i] Ano nang gagawin mo Aljay? --- [b]Nikki’s POV[/b] Aljay had been avoiding our group. Hindi ko alam anong nangyari pero ok na rin siguro yun. At least I wouldn’t scramble for words to say when I see him. After a few days, nagkaroon ng announcement that next week was the scheduled Free Day. Free day is a day wherein students are asked to stay in school pero not to study, but to party. However, it is limited to per class lang. In a way, it aims to strengthen the bond of the class, know each other well. Tsaka para rin makapag-relax. Of course, kasama ng bawat klase maki-party ang class adviser nila. Ayun na nga, dumating na yung araw na yun. Our class settled with a dance na may halong children’s party concept. I guess it’s just fun to goof around. Naglaro kami ng longest line. Boys versus girls. Siyempre, namayagpag ang girl power. Nag-bring me din kami. Tapos trip to Jerusalem. Basta mga pang-bata. Ka-ek-ekan nga naman di ba? Pero masaya naman. Until finally, Paper dance was called, the twist is, dapat boy-girl. At pag niyaya ka, bawal umayaw. I wasn’t really planning to join, pero dahil may nagyaya sakin, napasali ako nang wala sa oras at wala sa plano.