Note: Uhm, no disclaimer this time. This is not fiction. Uh, does it matter? Everytime I say something is fiction, you don’t believe me anyway. So what the heck? Here it goes.
Tagaytay City is more or less 30 minutes away from my mum’s house in Batangas so I’m always there. (Lucky me!) I was in Tagaytay again last Saturday night with a good friend. We were in his car parked somewhere near Starbucks, music-trippin’. I was enjoying my cup of hot white choco, and he, white choco mocha. My friend bears the same name as the performer of the song that was playing that time. Of course, I was singing in the car. (More like a mini-concert, really.)
It was “When I Get You Alone” by Robin Thicke.
“…When I get you alone (‘lone)
When I get you you’ll know baby (know)
When I get you alone (‘lone)
When I get you alone now (it’s all mine)….”
I was just singing when he suddenly threw me a look so sexy and displayed a mischievous grin. I turned down the volume, almost inaudible, and said, “What?!”
“What would you do if you got me alone?” He asked.
“Well, right now I got you alone and I’m not doing anything. So I guess, uh, nothing?”
“Why don’t you do something?”
“What? You’re Britney Spears now?”
“Come on. Do something. Do it.”
“Do what?”
“You know. It.”
“Oh I can’t do that. You have an effin’ girlfriend. My parents raised me well.”
“But you’ve done it once before with someone who was in a relationship. Still, you did it. Why not do it again now?”
“I can’t do that.”
“Oooh. I know, someone here is just afraid.”
“I’m afraid that you’re afraid that I might really do it.”
“No, I’m not. I dare you. Do it.”
“Do what?”
“It. Do it.”
“What is it?”
“What it is that you want to do! Do it.”
“And what do you think it is that I want to do?”
“It. Just do it!”
“Do what?!”
“Oh for Christ’s sake. Don’t do this. Do it!”
“Now I’m confused. You want me to do it or not?”
“I want you to do it.”
“Do what?”
“IT!!!”
“What is it? Why can’t you say it?”
“Why do I have to say it when you can just do it?”
“Do what?” My smile was the biggest I’ve ever had. Ever.
“Alright. I get it. Fine. I give up. That’s what you want, fine. Well then, as long as you’re in this car, DON’T YOU DARE DO ANYTHING.”
“Hmmkey. I won’t do anything.”
No one said anything for a while. We just sat there. After minutes of uncomfortable silence and unbearable awkwardness, (I was just flashing a wide smile the whole time) I asked, “Can I sing?”
He nodded. I turned the volume up, and played another song. It was Nelly Furtado‘s “Do It.”
“…Do it like you do it to me (I’m burning up)
Do it like you do it to me (it’s not enough)
Do it like you do it to me (just open up)
Don’t you know how much I want you….”
He gave me a nasty look, and a cute embarassed grin.
I snickered. “WHAT?!”
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