Descriptive Paragraph by: Jay Mark M. Malirong

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    HIGH  SCHOOL CRUSH

          While Franco walked in the school hallway, he saw a beautiful girl singing at the ground of a mango tree and he felt that he was falling in love with this, because of a beautiful voice, dress and shining eyes like a diamond, there were no minutes that he didn't miss her. One day, he came to the flag pole and he suddenly saw this girl speaking loudly in front of a wider student and she was standing by Franco's side. He fell in love again because he saw a beautiful princess that he dreamed of. However, Monday morning in the cafeteria Franco was confessed with this girl but he is rejected by it. This girl was continuously going to the cafeteria to meet with her boyfriend, and Franco was hurt again. Franco continuously goes to the cafeteria even though his heart is broken. However, a month ago Franco was thankful for what happened in the past, because he and the girl that he admired got closer to each other and they became friends.

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