Hope to see that beautiful smile of yours again

Monday was a rather tiring day.

Had morning lessons (including that insufferable 104 lecture), one tutorial and a long 103 project meeting. It's hard to get everyone to agree on everything but at least we're on track.

Then I got the bad news that R's grandma has just passed away, and a bunch of us have arranged to go for the wake at LAVENDER.

I won't deny that I wasn't the least bit reluctant to go. It's so far, and I'm drained. On top of that, Js isn't feeling well. Wanted to stay back in hall and be with him.

But I know that if the same thing were to happen to me, R would want to be there for me. Thus I decided to go in the end.

It was saddening. R and her grandma were close, and to lose someone you cherish so much is heartbreaking.

It was sad to see R so dejected as well. She's usually so bubbly and smiley and full of life. But at the wake it's like she's reduced to half of her former self. It is so difficult for her to even offer a small smile.

But I know she's glad to see us. She needs all the support she can get.

I'm glad I made the right choice to go in the end. Even though we didn't talk much, I know I have made a difference, however small it is.

Jiayou, R! Hope to see that beautiful smile of yours again! =)