‘Will you be available on 29th November?’ One of my friends from drama club asked, so specific a day, I guessed I could sense what’s going on, especially when our ages reach a kind of level, ’is that your wedding day?’ not so surprised, ‘Yes.’ He answered me.
’Lucky you! Find your miss right!’ I cheered for him.
’Well, just meet someone.’ His response was just without much pleasure.

We meet ‘someone’ everyday, A and B plus C：
A says ‘Hi, nice to meet you. ’He leaves some sweets;
B says’ I have everything but a wife.’ He gives a hint;
C says’ I love you, I really do, please lend me some money.’ He begs like a poor baby.

So, if we meet ‘someone’ everyday, why don’t we get married with one of them?

Even the relationship started like a fairy tale from ‘once upon a time’ makes you to meet someone, how do you know if that is ‘the one’? Even if that is ‘the one’, how do you make sure that ‘the one’ wants to live with you happily ever after, within or without a marriage or family together?

We are all fed to grow up with those perfect fairy tales,
It seems we’ll only consider happiness as long as we get everything just like in those tales, but is that fair?

Sometimes I do feel confused, although I am one of the believers of those happy endings, and I do believe good people will have good things for return.

‘You look happy from the picture; would you please share some of your happiness to me?’ Before he told me about his wedding, he asked me.
Well, a man supposed to be happy with the coming big day asked some happiness from me.
Probably it means that I look really and very happy,
at least, look like.