COPYRIGHT © 2017 Miu
All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of the Author.
DISCLAIMER
This novel is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and events are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
All pictures and multimedia used are not the author’s work and doesn’t claim any legal rights.
WARNING!
MATURE CONTENT and VULGAR words not suited for young readers below eighteen (18) years old.
Grade school was a time of immaturity, and the inner child in you took control. High school was a period of self-esteem, acceptance, and forming relationships.
I was no exception to the rule. Although I love solitude, I still had my group of friends. The only thing was, I didn’t give one hundred percent in forming deeper relationships due to my trust issues.
Seasons come and go like the people in my life. I didn’t miss them, nor did I care about them. I liked it that way –– less drama.
In the province, things like computers were not yet widely used though cell phones were widespread and common.
Computers became a daily necessity in my life when I entered college. College life was hectic, maybe because I was crazy enough to choose Architecture as my degree. Sometimes, every so often, I didn’t sleep for three days and ate one time a day or even not eat at all, just to finish my projects on time. It was a miracle I graduated alive.
Growing up being bullied by boys and seeing my maternal male cousins drinking, smoking, and wasting their life non-stop. I developed a sense of loathing towards men, and if not for my father, I had long lost hope for the male species.
Besides my natural disdain for the opposite sex, I was giving off an intimidating, reserved air, and this ward people off from even approaching me.
Even so, I still admired a couple of men before. I was a female by heart after all who loves beautiful things. But with the flipped of my mood, that feeling was gone. Before it blossomed into a flower, it was ruthlessly plucked out.
So I remained single even in college.
I lived in the province for almost half of my life. After I graduated from college, I moved to the big city to find work. The first five years wasn’t easy. I was broke the entire time. Living independent took a lot from my wallet.
My goal, which was to buy a bigger house for my parents and live an idle life without worrying about bills became an impossible dream.
Year after year, I had grown into an irritated and hot-blooded woman, not to mention I changed my mind every few seconds.
I kept thinking of marrying a rich guy to achieve my dreams, but I didn’t put any effort into finding one. I didn’t go out and party. I hate noisy and crowded places. And even though I have a pretty face, it was always ruined from the way I dress and carry myself.
Before I knew it, I was already past my expiration date, as they call it.
I wasted half my life at school that didn’t teach me how to survive in this man-eat-man world while the other half was spent in a stressful workplace.
I just wanted to draw and create beautiful things, but it turned complicated because of the many matters to take into consideration when designing until my passion for what I love dried out.
When I accumulated enough experience to warrant me a high salary, it was already too late. My family died one after the other, and all that money went to hospital bills and medicines.
It was too late for regrets. I was at death’s door, at a homecare, alone and dying . . .
THEN I WOKE UP.
Show your love and support by donating here.
Buy milk or tea to help the Author sleep at night.
Thank you for the love and support.
$2.00
Please take in mind the other person’s feelings.
Like they say, if you have nothing good to say, best keep it to yourself. You can literally save a person’s life.
3 Comments on “Leanna Book 1: Prologue 3”
Pingback: Leanna Book 1: Chapter 2 - Miu's Novels
Pingback: Leanna Book 1: Chapter 1 - Miu's Novels
Pingback: Leanna Book 1: Prologue 2 - Miu's Novels