Choco Crumble Sundae

“No two spider webs are the same.
This is perfectly fitting for him. He is unique, in every sense of that word. He calls me weird but he, himself is much more 'weirder' than I am (redundant I know but that's exactly the point).
He never forgets to thank God for all the blessings that he has received and I was so amazed when he started sending Gms containing Godly messages. I was like, “WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO THIS GUY?”. It was as if he was possessed by Michael, the Archangel. But I need not to tackle this sudden divination because you see, the change is good. It's VERY good.
He has always been there for me, maybe not in form but always in substance. He was never a fair-weather friend. He spanks me when I'm wrong and treats me to Jollibee when I'm right. Choco crumble sundae was very delightful, by the way.
When I was brokenhearted, he told me-- to look ahead, to stop dwelling in the past, and to keep moving on. I never expected this much support from him. Him, saying YOU ARE NOT HIS GIRLFRIEND, was very much appreciated (read: I am weird).
He believed in me like nobody else ever did before. He has always been wonderful, always jolly even when in pain to the extent that I laugh at him though he was seriously talking.
But like everyone else, he easily catches that virus-- you know, the-feeling-that-must-not-be-named. He messes up a lot in this subject and I despise anyone who tried, is trying, and will try to trick him out. He definitely deserves better than that.
Hmm, all I really wanted to say is THANK YOU-- for the time, for the friendship, for the support, for being a brother, a sister, a mother, a father, a YAYA (XD), for being my confidante, and most especially for the choco cumble sundae. :D
I AM SOOOOOOOOOO HAPPY TO HAVE YOU!

You know who you are.

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