When we were young...

I overheard a conversation between a girl and boy yesterday, while anticipating for 'customers' alongside a dear friend, DD in her 't-shirt' and 'crepes' stall:

The boy : *looking like a less than 24 years old lad and seems like an avid sports fan. very boyish looking and i pressumed he might find girls 'not yet' fully interesting*

The girl: *looking like someone who is similar of age but between a girl and not yet a woman the kind of genre. Bit blurry looking and seems like the kind of girl whom her close circle of friends would probably more guys than girls. And i have storng feeling that this boy is her closest male friend*

The boy entered RCSI exam's hall with a soccer ball in his arms. Walked straight to the girl; they looked at each other and the boy suddenly tossed the soccer ball right on the girl's head!!

The girl : *screamed* - I AM A GIRL!!...WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!!??
The boy : *emotionless; nor apologising or smiling but made his way to the other end of the hall...owh, with the same ball in his arms..(p/s: i thinked he sort of like her)

I was instantly laughing and really thought it was extremely funny..

This reminds me of myself and my best male friend; Khairil Hafiz when we were both about the same age..but nothing to do with any soccer balls.

Myself and Hafiz only addressed each other by "you" and "i" since we were in our 1st year until now (slight changed by adding few notions such as "macha", "sis" or "pal"). We were very closed but at the same time, polite towards each other?

I remembered when we were in our final year, while having a loud chat with other friends in one of our kedai mamak's session, Hafiz out of sudden, addressed me as "engkau". The looks on my friends faces; shocked i guess and mine is worse. There goes the unwelcomed silent from everyone..

Me - What did you just call me, Hafiz?
Hafiz - Err..ehh you..sorry you...sorry..

That was the first and the last time i heard him adressing me as that...

Thining about it again, it seems rather silly now but back then, it was a major issue.

Anyway, a quick break to keep me going with this long due assignment..