Sleep was deprived of me once again. I was tired when I woke up but I coped with it today.
Konquer Insurance Work Day
Reaching work late because of train problems, I worked mostly outside and on the phone for the day.
Frank left for half an hour around 3:00pm. So I called Jewell. We talked for that time.
I got caught out on the phone when Frank returned.
“Call me at 8pm tonight,” I told Jewell before I hung up the phone.
Hanging Out With Rory
I finished work. Then I took a train from Ashfield back to Campbelltown.
Reaching Campbelltown at 7:00pm I walked to Pizza Hut where I saw Rory. He was eager to go see Jewell and some of her friends.
He drove me to my house.
Then he left to clean his car at the car wash.
When he came back, Jewell rang up.
“Mom,” I called upstairs. “If that is Jewell, can you tell her that I am still not back from work?”
I played a little trick on Jewell.
Playing Tricks On Jewell
Moments later we drove to Raby.
We parked out the front of Jewell’s house.
The first time I rang her from Rory’s mobile phone she was in the shower. So I waited for 10 minutes.
The second call she was all ready for me. She honestly thought that I was at my house with Rory talking on the mobile.
“Look out the window to see if it is raining,” I asked her.
“I can’t tell,” she peered outside.
“Can you go outside to feel it there is any rain,” I suggested.
“I want to stay inside,” she said.
Then I wondered, “What are you wearing?”
“I have boxer shorts and a white singlet on,” she told me.
She went all quiet for a while. I thought she caught me out, but she didn’t. She was just quiet, probably because I asked what she had on so soon after her shower.
“Can you come and show me,” I asked.
“It’s a bit hard don’t you think,” she said in full-blown sarcasm.
Little did she know I was out the front of her house.
“Listen,” I asked her.
We turned up the car’s sound system.
“Can you hear the music?”
Her parents woke up. The lights in their bedroom turned on.
She didn’t hear the music from her window.
“Listen again,” I told Jewell.
This time we beeped the horn.
She got the picture we were out the front.
Meeting Jewell In The Rain
She hesitated to come out at first.
“Come outside and see me. We drove all the way here to see you. Come on. Just a few minutes,” I persuaded her.
“Wait. I have to put something on,” she said.
I already liked the idea of seeing her in a singlet.
Two minutes later, she came outside.
Jewell was dressed up in a tight leather skirt, and an even nicer shirt. Her wet hair was too much of a turn on.
She drives me wild.
But again, I didn’t try anything tonight for the sake of ‘Time’.
We walked and talked together on the road.
“I like how everyone listens to you when you tell them something,”she shared.
“Because people have respect for who I am and I give that respect back,” I responded.
I felt good when she said that.
“I didn’t expect you to ring me from your work today,” she shared. “I certainly didn’t expect you to come over.”
I am very unpredictable towards her.
“I can ring you from work again tomorrow when I have my lunch break at one o’ clock,” I offered.
I walked her to her door and said bye bye to her. I didn’t touch her the whole time. It got her wondering.
When tomorrow comes, that is the time that I unleash my emotions on her. When I first see her from the train I’m going to give her a kiss, a meaningful one.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
