My, my, my.
Just look at you, leaning against that wall and lighting the place with that winning smile. I see that I’m not the only lady’s attention that you have caught – almost every female set of eyes are glancing and stealing peeks at you.
Maybe, just maybe, when your gaze settles on me, we lock eyes in that tunnel-vision effect like in the movies, you’ll come sit down beside me, and we’ll…
Oh! Now you spotted me trotting along with my girls.
You smiled and said “Welcome”, echoed by your friends.
You showed us our table and recite the house’s specials that by now you know by heart. You jot down our order and walked away towards the kitchen.
Mid way, your friend bumped into you and you joked around. At that moment, I was turned off, because you have that accent that annoyingly irritates me.
Well, as long as you hide that accent around me, I’ll be okay. I intend to come by again. The food is sinfully good.
(Duration of crush: 1 hour max per visit)
Stuck in line at Starbucks, I curse for my own silly decision to get coffee during the weekend morning “rush”. Of course, that was before I realized that you were lining in front of me.
I swear that planet Earth ceased rotating when I saw you – with that air-blown jet black hair, lean body beneath that vintage tee and ripped jeans, with that crisp clean scent of CK One that makes me giddy, always.
You’re at the register now, still scanning the menu board – thirty seconds and counting. Seriously? You have been to Starbucks, haven’t you?
I mean, yes there’re a lot to choose from but most people stick to what they used to. And they order it fast.
It was a nice save when you turned around and said “Sorry” when you notice me looking at my watch and tapping my foot impatiently. More importantly, you heard the angry grumbling that came from my stomach, demanding that Banana Chocolate Chip Muffin.
OMG! Can you just pay the barista already? You don’t have to empty your pockets for loose change.
I think my tummy hates you now.
(Duration of crush: 5 minutes)
Another work day finished, another work week done. It’s a rainy night in the city and I had just been dumped by my girl for her out-of-town boyfriend.
The train was empty with only few people inside. I guess they didn’t know what they’d miss to not want to brave the thunder and lightning.
Because there you were, gliding through the doors. You, with that familiar sleek copper hair and fair skin that would make Edward Cullen wept in envy.
As the train lurched, you look around like an adorable lost lamb before deciding to take one of the seats opposite mine.
Your gaze caught mine and you smiled. Smiling back, I was excited to see that you’re about to start a conversation with me – and at that moment your phone rang and the train came to a stop at the next station.
I bolted out as fast as I could.
I’m sure you were shocked to see a girl my size could have that agility. But I’m sorry; I truly am, for wanting to laugh at your choice of a ringtone.
I think I laughed too much now. Thank god there was no one around.
Now I need to call my colleague to relay the happenings of what we now call “The Gorgeous XYZ banker and the tacky Dangdut ringtone.”
p/s: I’m sorry that we couldn’t keep a straight face when we met you at that training session in SC.
(Duration of crush: 2 minutes)