"Stolen kisses are always sweetest"

- Leigh Hunt.

I guess everyone is leaving. One by one, back to where they came from. The fact that I've graduated SAM is starting to hit me. First Anis, then it was Janet.

Anis is one of a kind, enery ball. She's filled with fun and energy! Seriously. I rarely see her tired. She can go on and on and on. Awesome company to have.

Janet, well she's older than me but I've always seen her as a younger sister. Maybe it's because of her looks. No joke. When I first saw her, I thought she was younger. Until I found out that she was born before me. Shocking. Though she's really quiet, she's really nice to talk to. Very easy to get along.

Then, today, it's Tze Hao turn. He's always been like an elder brother to me - or this case, younger brother. Always there and ready to lend a hand, most of the time. It felt nice, having someone to rely on. Really nice to talk to. And just like Anis and Janet, really fun to be around and really easy to be with.

All of them left Peninsular Malaysia to be with their family. To go home. I wonder how it feels like, being so far away from family and where you come from. How long it took, to cope with the foreignness?

Going to start my course in UCSI next year and I'm considering of the option of staying at the campus there just because it's troublesome to travel to and fro everyday. However, to be honest, the thought of it scares me a little. I'm never an independent person, though I've always wanted to leave and to be on my own. So to be away from my parents, away from my bed, my computer, my bathroom, my comfort zone, I'm not ready. And I'm starting to doubt if I ever will.