Lesson 2: Don't Put Your Ex's Photograph in Your Wallet
Last night I watched Koishite Akuma. And there's a good lesson I get from the second episode: don't bring around your ex-BF's photograph if you don't want to get into trouble. Because you have no idea when disaster might come. The photograph you keep dearly might fall and be found by someone else. It'll be troublesome if the one who finds it is your current beloved one.
That's what happened to Natsukawa Makoto, a female teacher in Koyo High School in Koishite Akuma. Her first love died when they were still high school students. It seems like Natsukawa-sensei can't overcome his death. She always carries around the only photograph of them.
Natsukawa-sensei is currently dating Koyo High School's vice principal, Fujii Masayuki (Nobuo Kyo). But she can't get Kuromiya Ruka, the transferred student from Rumania who attends her class, out of her mind. Ruka-kun resembles her first love so she cares about him a lot.
One day, Natsukawa-sensei runs in a rush because she's late to school. The photograph falls off her bag and... is picked up by her current lover, Fujii-sensei. His face looks indiscribable when seeing the man standing next to his lover, Natsukawa-sensei.
I'm not the romantic type so I don't usually bring around lover's photograph in my wallet. I don't feel the urge to do so. Besides, I know he doesn't keep mine, so we're even. This happens with most of my ex. So basically, I never put anyone else's photograph but mine in my wallet. Not even my family's.
It's safer that way, I think. Because I might be careless and forget to remove my ex's photograph from wallet while there's a chance my new BF will see it. It might happen because I'm not the kind of person who likes to change wallet every certain period like most girls do.
I tend to let my wallet content stay as it is. I only refill the cash every three or four days, especially when I need to buy the gasoline. I don't spend much, usually I only bring Rp 10.000 to Rp 20.000 (around USD 1-2). I bring home-made food to office so I don't have to buy lunch and dinner. My boss used to laugh at this wicked habit of mine.
Geez, I'm being off-topic already. So, this is it for tonight.
That's what happened to Natsukawa Makoto, a female teacher in Koyo High School in Koishite Akuma. Her first love died when they were still high school students. It seems like Natsukawa-sensei can't overcome his death. She always carries around the only photograph of them.
Natsukawa-sensei is currently dating Koyo High School's vice principal, Fujii Masayuki (Nobuo Kyo). But she can't get Kuromiya Ruka, the transferred student from Rumania who attends her class, out of her mind. Ruka-kun resembles her first love so she cares about him a lot.
One day, Natsukawa-sensei runs in a rush because she's late to school. The photograph falls off her bag and... is picked up by her current lover, Fujii-sensei. His face looks indiscribable when seeing the man standing next to his lover, Natsukawa-sensei.
I'm not the romantic type so I don't usually bring around lover's photograph in my wallet. I don't feel the urge to do so. Besides, I know he doesn't keep mine, so we're even. This happens with most of my ex. So basically, I never put anyone else's photograph but mine in my wallet. Not even my family's.
It's safer that way, I think. Because I might be careless and forget to remove my ex's photograph from wallet while there's a chance my new BF will see it. It might happen because I'm not the kind of person who likes to change wallet every certain period like most girls do.
I tend to let my wallet content stay as it is. I only refill the cash every three or four days, especially when I need to buy the gasoline. I don't spend much, usually I only bring Rp 10.000 to Rp 20.000 (around USD 1-2). I bring home-made food to office so I don't have to buy lunch and dinner. My boss used to laugh at this wicked habit of mine.
Geez, I'm being off-topic already. So, this is it for tonight.