the most awkward thing happened today. hahah!

after SMART Programme, me, abbie, toni, huifang and ken rode on anna's (zach's gf) car. so on our way to dover MRT, we were like asking her how she met zach and whatever. so we told her that zach was funny, nice guy etc etc (of course we can't talk bad about zach. duhh). then she went, "really? i don't really know him that well" then ken went, "but i thought you and zach are............." then there was this SUPER AWKWARD MOMENT FOR ABOUT 10 FREAKING SECONDS!! HAHHAH! i swear it was super awkward! so i am obviously the first one to laugh then everybody start to join me.. lol.. so yeah.. like OMG!! hhahah!! then yeah... we continue chatting and yup yup.. went home of course..

so at dover, ken said bye to huifang, toni, abbie and me. and the 4 of us went home together. when i reached lakeside, i saw ken at lakeside too.. coicidentally, he lived at jurong west.. heh.. so yeah..

FUN DAY TODAY!! (:

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