She was on her own one afternoon. Staring blankly at her screens, while her thoughts were wandering towards him. Thinking if what shall she do. Shall she initiate to send him the message?
Is she doing the right thing? Feeling unsure if she is following her heart desires. Being impatient for him to make a move towards her. Is she only imagining that he likes her too?
She just keeps on waiting. Trying to wait patiently until the time he will finally decides to confess his feelings.
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