Cruise To Wollongong With Ali
There has been a couple of changes since I’ve written earlier today. Ali came to my house at around 3pm. I jumped in his Celica after finishing on my computer, where we drove to Wollongong.
On the way to Wollongong, Ali was showing me how his Celica handled.
We hit speeds of around 180 Km/h.
On some occasions, we would slide a lane or two across at those speeds. There were times where I was worried for us because of the speeds we were taking corners, but it was alright, otherwise I wouldn’t be writing this now.
Seeing Kofi In Wollongong
At Wollongong we arrived and traveled around. There were lots of beautiful bodies there and lots of people to perve on but that’s all, only a perve.
We noticed all the police on patrol because it was Sunday and all the show cars go to Wollongong. The police had seized a car park where they would pull cars into and check them for defaults.
Seeing Kofi and Masozi at Wollongong, we pulled over near the lighthouse and stopped to talk.
Quentin was there; the one who’s seeing Zola now. Kofi was sitting right next to him. He told me how Quentin’s going out with Zola now and he was alright with it. I was amazed. If someone like Imad went out with Lyssa after I broke up with her (and so soon) then I’d be fuming and looking for an answer, but that’s me.
We traveled all of Wollongong, stopping at McDonald’s on occasion.
Leaving Wollongong’s shores, we dragged a couple of cars back to Campbelltown where we also drove at high speeds on occasion sliding across two lanes on corners.
The Chicks At Woodbine McDonald’s
Back in Campbelltown I called Lucas to see what he was doing, since he passed us in his car. Lucas was on Pizza Hut deliveries and we told him we’d visit later.
Driving to Woodbine McDonald’s we sat there to eat. There was a girl there that would keep looking at our car. She was pretty hot. Ali thought she was only about 13 years old but she was tall, slim, nice legs, body and face, and would have been well over 15 to me. Despite the age, I thought I’d have some fun and occasionally look over in her direction.
Her and one of her friends were sitting on the seats outside facing our direction and be interested with us. This girl wore good clothes and they fit her superbly.
Walking to buy some more food from Woodbine McDonald’s I walked past to catch myself looking at her legs. Her legs were crossed, with a nice tan. Ali later told me that underneath her skirt there was a G-string, or so he thought.
They walked towards Leumeah Station. Sadly, we took off and charged past them to impress. Looking in the rear vision mirror she had a smile on her face and was looking at Ali’s Celica knowing what we were doing.
Ali Crashes His Celica
From there we drove around Campbelltown and then headed past Macarthur Square and to Glen Alpine. It started to rain. We came around onto Glen Alpine Drive off the roundabout and were near the first bend traveling 60 Km/h when the car started to slide. All day I could hear a tapping coming from the front passenger wheel and it had a fault.
Ali’s car started sliding in the rain. Before we could react, his car started to slide out of control. Ali realized, and on the corner turned the wheels away from the corner.
As we slid closer to the corner I was still at ease, and so was Ali.
Sliding into the gutter, we hit, as the front wheel bent in. Then we bounced off and slid into the gutter again.
Coming to a halt a couple of meters up the road and on the gutter, we were lucky that we didn’t mount the gutter because there were trees there. Also, we were lucky that the car didn’t hit the gutter and flip on its side. Ali did the right thing to turn the wheels away from the gutter as to make it bounce away, lucky.
Inspecting Damage To The Celica
As we jumped out of the car to inspect the damage, I was surprised to see that only the wheels and steering column along with the suspension was damaged. None of the body or exterior was damaged.
Ali or I weren’t really shocked. We were quite alright about the situation. If Ali and I did have a more serious accident I’m just wondering if I would be writing in this Diary today, or what I would be thinking or feeling? Lucky I’m not in that situation.
Sitting there, we jacked up the car on a hill, took off the wheel, as I helped Ali try to fix the problem. Every time Ali would try to drive, the wheel would scrape on the wheel guard and stick. Eventually, we called Lucas for some help because it was getting dark and it was sprinkling.
Calling a tow truck, Ali jumped in there and I jumped in with Lucas. Coming back home we had seen Imad. We tried to follow him, but he ended up calling from Dina’s house. Telling him the news, he went to see Ali at his house.
Ali and I are sticking with the story that his tire blew out and it was raining, so we slid into the corner. That way he won’t get into trouble by his mum and Lyssa will get into his car.
Lucas Shares Gossip About Sonya
Lucas then gave me a lift back home. We were talking about Sonya from Pizza Hut. He told me how at Ralf’s party she got onto and had sex with two different guys. She also had sex in front of Lucas at Phoenix’s house in her room.
While Lucas was trying to sleep, Sonya and a guy from Pizza Hut walked in. They started fucking each other, even though he was there. Lucas just walked out of the room and slept somewhere else.
Sonya was also supposedly supposed to have given head to someone at Pizza Hut in the bushes. Sonya is already becoming a slut. How long will it take?
Trying To Get A Hold Of Lyssa
All day while I was out I kept ringing home to see if Lyssa had called so I could hook up with her later. Calling Lyssa’s house three times, her mum told me she still wasn’t home. I even told my mum that if she called to ring me on my mobile phone.
Getting real worried for her safety I called her mum again. Her mum told me she’s calling to see what the problem is. I told her I would ring back and see if there was a problem. It was 9:30pm right before I started writing this Diary when I called back and Lyssa answered the phone.
Phone Conversation With Lyssa
Telling Lyssa that I was worried for her, she said that she was going to call as soon as she got home, but her mum told her I would be calling.
Lyssa and I talked about how last night was for her and how it was for me. We talked about what we both done today and why she was so late in getting home. We also discussed that I will be going to her house tomorrow early so that I can look at the paper, ring some Temping Agencies and then visit the CES.
After talking for over an hour and sharing a lot of secrets – like her brother’s addiction to lethal drugs and his two attempts of suicide – we said goodnight. Here I am now finishing off my Diary entry.
Planning Ahead
It’s almost midnight and it’s time for me to get some sleep to wake up tomorrow morning. My day wasn’t without drama but it was with a difference.
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.
