The Day of Chaos: Shouting, Lost Money, and Love Life Drama 💔😅

 Today started a bit earlier than usual—thanks to some not-so-pleasant shouting around the house. I tried to convince myself to go back to sleep, but that didn’t happen. So, I got up, did a little promotion for my novel, squeezed in a workout, and then freshened up with a quick brush and shower. All set to study… right? Wrong.


My friend showed up in tears, sharing the latest drama from her love life. And, well, you know how it goes—I couldn’t resist. The next thing I knew, I had wasted a lot of time just listening and supporting her through it. But hey, sometimes you just need a little break from everything.


Eventually, I got back on track, determined to study. But of course, distractions found their way in again. And just when I thought I could finally focus, I realized I was supposed to meet up with some friends.


Cue the chaos: they changed the location last minute, I ran to meet them, and—of course—I lost my money in the process. After 30 minutes of searching and a small panic attack, we finally met up. The restaurant drama didn’t stop there, though. We had to cancel one of our orders because we were a bit tight on cash, but guess what? The waiter brought it anyway. Now, my friend had to make an online payment, and I felt so bad about it.


Later, another friend called me, and we got into a deep discussion about college options and whether we should keep pushing for entrance exams or just take some time to enjoy life. In the end, we decided on a bit of both—study and chill.


And, as if the day wasn’t already chaotic enough, my other friend hit me with her love life drama again. Maybe this is why I’m single, huh?


Anyway, after all that, I still managed to write my novel. Now, I’m off to sleep, ready to forget this disastrous day.


Signing off till next time,

Trying to survive the rollercoaster that is life. 🎢

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