What Ayesha Thought 4
I should hang myself with a few strands of my own hair. Or
pour rat poison in my cereal, or even better, drown in a couple of sissy Mills
and Boons. I wore lipstick today and a nauseatingly sweet lavender perfume
before meeting him for movie. What am I trying to do? Woo him, like some
lusty, pouty lipped, pink princess of the pacific? Oh god, I’m barely making
sense to myself anymore!
Seriously, why am I being bothered by what he likes and what
he doesn’t? I shouldn’t be giving a flying crocodile’s wrinkled arse about if
he likes Biryani or if Pizza suits him like the rest of us low lives. But I
care, and it’s driving me insane. Since when did I get considerate enough to
care what someone else liked for dinner? The restaurant always had to be my
pick. I like Chinese, so Chinese it should be. But it’s not, it’s Biryani now,
because Omar likes BriyanI. No correction – He louuuves ‘The Biryani’ (louves
as in with the toungue rolling inward, yes that’s how much he loves it). And
ironically, back in the hour I didn’t seem to have much of a problem with it.
The issue isn’t what we ordered , or where we went, or whose
choice it was. The whole hullabaloo is about this newly found ‘care’ and
affection that I’ve developed over the last few days. I’m not the loving,
caring sorts. I’m the mean, spoilt, My way-or-the-Highway kind of a person and
I’m comfortable being just that. This new improved me is like a clone of me
that is an inch-to-inch exact replica, just better behaved. Like really
better behaved. I’m not kidding, I
didn’t curse a single time this evening, not even under my breathe. It’s scary.
What’s all the more infuriating is this new association I
have developed with Bolly songs. I swear there’s a song each for every
occasion. They just trigger off when I see him, or when he gives me a ‘dude
hug’ or when he leaves. Creepy! Everything’s started to feel so ‘Yash Raj
Films’. There’s the classic breeze that comes out of nowhere to randomly blow
my hair (even though I’m just left looking like a caveman after the fifteen
seconds of sexiness pass), and then there is rain that adds to monotony. I swear I sang in London’s sticky drizzle.
I feel so Mango Marshmallow and Strawberry Shortcake.
Really, I feel all gooey and swampy and diabetically sweet these days. The tone
I talk to him, have I ever been that nice to myself? Where’d the chick with
phenol on her tongue go?
I’m losing it. Not just hating the fact that I’m turning
into The Pinky Peachy Princess, but also the fact that it makes me smile- at an
arbitrary change.
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