I first noticed Dexter Sani when I was a 3rd grader. Everyday during Math class, he would knock on our door, say excuse me, get our adviser's bag, and goes out. And everyday during Math class, I would look at him until he goes out of the room. Sometimes I would wave.
No, no. I don't have a crush on Dexter at those times. I only noticed him because he was my classmate last 2nd grade.
Since I always notice him when I was in 3rd grade, I was kinda happy that he became my classmate in 4th grade. Don't ask me why, 'cause I have no idea.
Dexter was in front of me during 1st grading. I really didn't hear him make any noise. Or maybe I just didn't notice because I had my own world.
He became my seatmate during 2nd grading. Oh, I still remember those times when Lyssa and I would pinch from his cake slice. And that time when we saw him doing his aunt's signature? Instead if scolding him, we asked him how to copy it!
That was the time when I asked both of them a question that popped in my head. "Hey, how would you feel if your crush is your seatmate?"
I didn't have a crush back then, I just heard it from my classmates.
After Lyssa answered, I repeated the question to Dexter. He just shrugged. Lyssa persuaded him while I asked him repeatedly. Nope, we didn't get an answer from him.
Because he's quiet when he wants to.
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