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Would it be funny for a 9th Grade girl to care for a 7th Grade boy as if it was her own son?
To be honest, that would probably be me!
I just really adore cute little kids!
To be more descriptive –
I’m really fond of little boys, yes!
Asians (Chinese, mostly)!
Playful and beamish type ones!
And everything adorable and cute!
I will always be having myself in awe – just seeing them.
Just by seeing them – make my day.
But this is just an ordinary thing.
Want me to tell you what is extraordinary?
“A 9th Grade girl caring for a 7th Grade boy as if it was her own son…”
All these wackiness started during my first bowling competition.
It was nothing at first but when he rolled his shot to get a strike,
He just did nothing at all but felicitates himself a small jump and a cunning smile.
That made me notices the weird feeling.
A 7th Grade? Seriously!
Baydren (he nicknamed himself) – such a cool nickname for a cute kid.
He’s 12 and just a head shorter than me – easy for me to cuddle him though.
Attentive in activities – I guess he is responsible, hope so.
Shy – not very common back in my school, which is exactly what I wanted.
Adorable, had a gentle eye-contact – he is just a total package.
He even gets to travel in various places where I also wanted to go!
(I’m a stalker – I don’t get it why I have to know all of these)
Well, he didn’t know all of these cheesy things I’ve been thinking of him.
I just hope when he knows – he would give me a “mommy-warm-hug”.
So, what really makes me happy about it?
It is the moment when we’re called on stage to receive our medals –
He was unsure, I could tell – but…
I get to convince him through his shyness to come up on stage.
Such thing made my day!
Receiving a medal with him –
Just me and him!
Together on stage~
Somehow, I always thought of him about me convincing him.
Thinking him with those sweet gentle eyes and precious smile saying,
“Thank you, mommy…”