Hi Lang-Ling Letter

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Hi Ling-Ling!! The book is for you and thank you for reading this. By the way the main point of this letter is the confession of my feelings for you. I know, I know everyone knows about it, even you actually. First things first I liked you because I cared about you more than any girl here in high school. Sometimes it just drives me crazy that you are happy most of the time, and then you start having this issues or dramas that bothers you most of the time. In this letter I won’t tell anything about it, because this is between me and you. Now the reasons why fall for you; first of all i like the way we both play around like a little kids and listen to rock when we were bored, but our differences is the most thing that makes me like you the most.

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