THE WOMEN I LOVE « MARD LIFE

Brother-Zone (The Women I Love)

As we stood up from the bench, she opened her arms to give me a hug. "Robotically", I walked forward to hug her. Tinu gave me a side hug. Looking back now, it seems like that hug sealed my seat in the Brother-Zone. At least, it was better than the hug I got (or didn't get) on the first day of the school year.

Another First Day (The Women I Love)

As I saw Tinu step into the class, I cannot describe the feeling that came over me. It was like a jar of butterflies was opened up in my tummy.

Something Different (The Women I Love)

By the time we resumed school, let's just say I was no longer the "Innocent Boy" Tinu used to know. What I knew and what I wanted to know made me relate with girls a little different.

Best Of Friends 2.0 (The Women I Love)

We were best of friends for the most part of the school day, until Tinu got in the mood to "torment" Hezekiah.

First Day, Big Change.

Sometimes, they wanted to be so next to each other, I would expect them to merge into one. Other times, they'll be at each other’s throat and I'll have to be the buffer, to prevent them from exchanging punches.

Me And MB – The Reunion (The Women I Love)

Once again, it seemed the party and come to a halt and everyone was staring at our awkward reunion. "Hi" she finally whispered.

Me And MB – The Pre-Reunion (The Women I Love)

But then, ice cream is the smallest price to pay to see MB again. She is worth a thousand, even a million ice creams. I just can't wait.

First Love (The Women I Love)

When do we humans first become aware of ourselves? When do we take note of our environment? When is the first time we recognize others? At what age do we start having friends? When do we first fall in love?

LL Cool Carl

I no be Casanova but I like women them; I know you have a lover help me hail you man them; My name is Carl and this is the story of me and the many women I love.

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