The eye tearing experience.

It was my second year in higher institution and by then we were no longer fresher's.
Infact I felt like we now own the school. And the new set of fresher's should come and pay homage to us.

I felt like we have seen the top of the world. And each time I'll be asking my siblings, " do you know what is means to be in second year in higher institution"?

It was the middle of the second semester, and you know we now know all the class venue so the fear of how will I meet my colleague was no longer there.

That faithful, I was on to my department to attend a class slated for 8:am. I was already running out of time. And eventually I feel pressed and I wanted to use the convenience.
So I checked my time, and it was few minutes to 8am.
I didn't know what to do.
Instead going for the class first, I find my way to pharmacy's department convenience and I was happy abit.

So I quickly rushed inside to ease myself. Only for me to return back and noticed that the door was locked. I tried all my best to open but to no avail. I picked up my phone to call my colleague but there was no response.
I began to feel scared and I felt my world has crashed.

Few minutes later, I heard some footsteps, I cried out loud calling for help but none of them could hear me.
Few minutes pass 10am where the lecture has ended, I felt the door opened. And I jumped out.

I narrated the story to my friends and none of them believed me, saying I'm a drama queen, That such situation is impossible to happen.

Ever since then,I stopped using the convinced alone.

Here's is my response, although it's a fiction.