As of late, things are incredibly busy for me at the school. Is there a different way to express how busy I really am other than repeating “very busy” over and over? Well, let me know if there is one so I can start using that word. Basically, I’m very busy.
Based on chapter one all the way to twenty, you guys probably wonder if I really am the president of the music club, right? Well, I can’t believe that I had the time to deal with so much nonsense myself either. The soccer tournament is approaching and it’s only a few weeks away.
Even though I have the title of President of the Music Club, I did play in a live band as a member of the club. I’ve never played in a marching band before despite having some knowledge about it though. I’m going slightly crazy since you can’t really expect me to pick up these projects and throw myself at them out of the blue. I have no choice but to run around and ask seniors and other alumni for help.
Our practice schedules are pretty extreme. There’s a practice at 7 in the morning. Later, the poor guys need to bring their lunch all the way to the club room during their break. In the evening, the practice lasts until 7 pm (sometimes to 8-9 pm). There isn’t much for me to do for the morning schedule aside from checking if things are going smoothly for the underclassmen when they play our national anthem in front of the flag pole. I don’t have much to do in the afternoon either (I mean, I was playing Jenga just the other day) because Film is handling the afternoon schedules. As for the evening, I do need to attend since I’m the one that lifts everyone’s morale, hahaha. (I assume.)
Our club room seems to be really chaotic today. There are so many sounds coming from many different instruments clashing into one another. (Will they ever become a real song?) Then there are sounds of our voices occasionally scolding the underclassmen when they aren’t focusing. I don’t mind if anyone will accuse us of being cruel, it’s just that we really need the event to turn out perfectly. There is no way we’d humiliate ourselves in front of three other schools who will be there, so I believe that our club members understand why we’re doing this to them. (If not now, then in about two or three years.)
“P’Noh! They’re here! What do we do?!” Damn it, I’m still in the middle of my explanations to the readers. Why did you have to yell and interrupted me?! Will you believe me if I say that I don’t need to turn around to see who they are? It has to be Per and Knot, also known as the wall destroyers of our school since they use their loud and frantic voices as weapons. I glance at the wall which begins to form cracks in them here and there.
“What the hell are you two on about?” I walk over to where they are with a grim look on my face after I told other club members to keep practicing and not to pay any attention to those two. I watch as two not-so-cute puppies pant by the entrance to the room as if they had just escaped from a police chase.
“P’Noh…people from hia Pui…gasp…gasps…gasp…” I find Knot’s attempt to speak utterly pitiful. He’s trying to talk when he raises his head, but he ends up sprawling on the floor gasping for air.
Now it’s Per’s turn. “Hia Pui is…gasp…gasp…gasp...” This idiot manages to give me even less information. -_-” Will I ever find out what’s going on today?!
“Why? Was he chasing after you two’s asses? Then I’m ordering you both to give them up to him for the 20,000 baht that we need for the drums!” I only meant this as a joke. I didn’t think that both Per and Knot would perk up and point at me like Uncle Panya simultaneously.
“That…that’s it, p’! Hia Pui delivered the new set of drums over at Building 2003.” Holy shit! I’m royally screwed, aren’t I?! I’m about to faint and join Per and Knot on the floor even though I wasn’t even running like they were.
“What do we do, p’? Should we call p’Dew? Do we have enough money in our club’s backup savings?” P’Dew is in the 12th grade. He’s the treasurer working under Miss Pataraporn’s guidance. However…
“The money is there, but they need it for the uniforms and to pay for all the equipment repairs since you guys have been practicing so much that they’re breaking down. Plus, they also need the money for you guys’ welfare. There are a lot! Then there’s the Loi Krathong festival, the Live Contest, and the Christmas Fair too. You know what, just go call Ngoi so I could kick his ass.” Basically, our club needs a lot of money for a lot of reasons. Am I gonna need to sell myself for money?
“I think you should just call p’Phun. Aren’t you two close?
“Can you stop saying that we’re close already?” He’s really touching on a sore spot here.
“Eh?! But why? Are you two having a fight?”
“Nooooooooo.” I’m brushing Per, who is being so damn nosy, off. I think back to what Phun told me about how he’s handing the money situation but he said that he needs some time to get to it because the budgets have been finalized. He promised me that he will definitely take care of this. (Heh heh. Mr. Capable.)
“I don’t wanna bug him, and he’s already helping us anyway. Per, take me to see hia Pui. I’ll talk to him myself. He probably won’t be too cruel with me.” I tell Per as I take in a deep breath before I drag him with me. He seems to be confused and mutters something about having to be in the sun again to himself. I don’t really care, I just want him to take me there.
The two of us make our way to Building 2003, which is where the administrative offices are located. I barely have the time to prepare myself since I already spot hia Pui and his men delivering the drums from afar. Ah…if I die today, will there be a flag covering my dead body as they send me home?
“Hey, nong Noh! What’s up?!” Hia Pui shouts at me from miles away. I’m still standing here looking pale, I’m not sure if he can see my face from all the way over there.
I slowly stride over to where he is while trying to give him the least lamest smile I could possibly make. “H–hello, hia Pui. Are…are you well?” Seems like I’m asking such a dumb question, isn’t it? -_-”
“Of course, I am! How’s the soccer tournament preparations coming along? Are you finally gonna get to wear that jumpsuit that you’ve always wanted to wear this time around? Hahaha” He seriously strikes a nerve with that question. T__T He graduated from this school about 6-7 years ago. When he was studying here, he was in this club too.
“Like heck! I’m the club president, it’s not like I’d be working in the arena stands just randomly. I get sad just thinking about this.” However he is loudly laughing at me. So you get joy from other people’s suffering? The staff members that work on the upcoming tournament get to wear a jumpsuit. A lot of different departments will be wearing them. For example, the cheer team, student welfares, supplies team, designers, and the people handling all the technical stuff. They’re like uniforms, think of them like what electric engineers or firemen wear. The jumpsuits are cream with a light khaki tone to them. (What the hell is that color called?) I think that they look so cool. It’s been my dream to wear one. (I guess I want to be a fireman someday.)
“Yeah, I saw that you were really depressed over that last year. You wanted to join the supplies team but then Oak dragged you back to work with the band. If only you could see the look on your face back then! It was hilarious! Hahaha!” P’Oak was the previous president of the music club. I have no idea why he was so attached me. He refused to let me leave the club to do anything else. And he always dragged me to be a part of all the important events every single time. After he graduated, he passed the president title to me. This poor Noh!
“Exactly. He pretty much shattered my dreams. You know, getting to wear that jumpsuit is a dream of mine!”
“However, seeing the band continues to move forward and becomes as successful as other schools is a dream for the students of this school, and also the band members too.” Hia Pui tells me with a smile which invites me to smile along with him. This is the reason why I agreed to become the president of the club.
“It’s gonna be awesome this year.” I tell hia Pui and he pokes me with his elbow since I was trying to talk big to an alumnus. But then he finally mention those dreadful words. “Shit, Noh. Quit showing off and pay up first. It’s 24,000. ” Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
What now?!
“Um…well…”
“Don’t tell me you don’t have the money…” If I can’t tell him that then what else am I supposed to tell him?!
“Then…I don’t have the cash.” Was that the same thing?
“Smartass. The Brother hasn’t given you the money yet?” I’m a bit relieved to hear him say this since he might understand…maybe?
I scratch my head, “It’s something like that, hia. The school has been making a lot of changes to the landscaping so they don’t really have a lot of money to spare. We even had to hold a special budget meeting just for this tournament alone. Not to mention that we’re also paying stuff out of our own pockets too.”
“Dang! The school already looks nice, why are they making changes? You all should start a protest.”
“Yeah, we were thinking about marching from our school to the convent. What do you think?”
“Yeah, I’ll join ya. Bastard, don’t change the subject! There’s no brotherhood when it comes to money!” Ah…I was so close to getting away with it.
“Hia, I’ll definitely pay you. The people from the student council promised me that they’ll find the money. I just need to wait a bit. Please…? Come on?” I’m clinging on to his arm as if I’m a leech. I’m hoping that he’d find this adorable enough to be lenient with me. However, he shoves me off like he’s completely disgusted by this act. “Enough of that, Noh. If you were one of the girls from the convent then I wo
As of late, things are incredibly busy for me at the school. Is there a different way to express how busy I really am other than repeating “very busy” over and over? Well, let me know if there is one so I can start using that word. Basically, I’m very busy.
Based on chapter one all the way to twenty, you guys probably wonder if I really am the president of the music club, right? Well, I can’t believe that I had the time to deal with so much nonsense myself either. The soccer tournament is approaching and it’s only a few weeks away.
Even though I have the title of President of the Music Club, I did play in a live band as a member of the club. I’ve never played in a marching band before despite having some knowledge about it though. I’m going slightly crazy since you can’t really expect me to pick up these projects and throw myself at them out of the blue. I have no choice but to run around and ask seniors and other alumni for help.
Our practice schedules are pretty extreme. There’s a practice at 7 in the morning. Later, the poor guys need to bring their lunch all the way to the club room during their break. In the evening, the practice lasts until 7 pm (sometimes to 8-9 pm). There isn’t much for me to do for the morning schedule aside from checking if things are going smoothly for the underclassmen when they play our national anthem in front of the flag pole. I don’t have much to do in the afternoon either (I mean, I was playing Jenga just the other day) because Film is handling the afternoon schedules. As for the evening, I do need to attend since I’m the one that lifts everyone’s morale, hahaha. (I assume.)
Our club room seems to be really chaotic today. There are so many sounds coming from many different instruments clashing into one another. (Will they ever become a real song?) Then there are sounds of our voices occasionally scolding the underclassmen when they aren’t focusing. I don’t mind if anyone will accuse us of being cruel, it’s just that we really need the event to turn out perfectly. There is no way we’d humiliate ourselves in front of three other schools who will be there, so I believe that our club members understand why we’re doing this to them. (If not now, then in about two or three years.)
“P’Noh! They’re here! What do we do?!” Damn it, I’m still in the middle of my explanations to the readers. Why did you have to yell and interrupted me?! Will you believe me if I say that I don’t need to turn around to see who they are? It has to be Per and Knot, also known as the wall destroyers of our school since they use their loud and frantic voices as weapons. I glance at the wall which begins to form cracks in them here and there.
“What the hell are you two on about?” I walk over to where they are with a grim look on my face after I told other club members to keep practicing and not to pay any attention to those two. I watch as two not-so-cute puppies pant by the entrance to the room as if they had just escaped from a police chase.
“P’Noh…people from hia Pui…gasp…gasps…gasp…” I find Knot’s attempt to speak utterly pitiful. He’s trying to talk when he raises his head, but he ends up sprawling on the floor gasping for air.
Now it’s Per’s turn. “Hia Pui is…gasp…gasp…gasp...” This idiot manages to give me even less information. -_-” Will I ever find out what’s going on today?!
“Why? Was he chasing after you two’s asses? Then I’m ordering you both to give them up to him for the 20,000 baht that we need for the drums!” I only meant this as a joke. I didn’t think that both Per and Knot would perk up and point at me like Uncle Panya simultaneously.
“That…that’s it, p’! Hia Pui delivered the new set of drums over at Building 2003.” Holy shit! I’m royally screwed, aren’t I?! I’m about to faint and join Per and Knot on the floor even though I wasn’t even running like they were.
“What do we do, p’? Should we call p’Dew? Do we have enough money in our club’s backup savings?” P’Dew is in the 12th grade. He’s the treasurer working under Miss Pataraporn’s guidance. However…
“The money is there, but they need it for the uniforms and to pay for all the equipment repairs since you guys have been practicing so much that they’re breaking down. Plus, they also need the money for you guys’ welfare. There are a lot! Then there’s the Loi Krathong festival, the Live Contest, and the Christmas Fair too. You know what, just go call Ngoi so I could kick his ass.” Basically, our club needs a lot of money for a lot of reasons. Am I gonna need to sell myself for money?
“I think you should just call p’Phun. Aren’t you two close?
“Can you stop saying that we’re close already?” He’s really touching on a sore spot here.
“Eh?! But why? Are you two having a fight?”
“Nooooooooo.” I’m brushing Per, who is being so damn nosy, off. I think back to what Phun told me about how he’s handing the money situation but he said that he needs some time to get to it because the budgets have been finalized. He promised me that he will definitely take care of this. (Heh heh. Mr. Capable.)
“I don’t wanna bug him, and he’s already helping us anyway. Per, take me to see hia Pui. I’ll talk to him myself. He probably won’t be too cruel with me.” I tell Per as I take in a deep breath before I drag him with me. He seems to be confused and mutters something about having to be in the sun again to himself. I don’t really care, I just want him to take me there.
The two of us make our way to Building 2003, which is where the administrative offices are located. I barely have the time to prepare myself since I already spot hia Pui and his men delivering the drums from afar. Ah…if I die today, will there be a flag covering my dead body as they send me home?
“Hey, nong Noh! What’s up?!” Hia Pui shouts at me from miles away. I’m still standing here looking pale, I’m not sure if he can see my face from all the way over there.
I slowly stride over to where he is while trying to give him the least lamest smile I could possibly make. “H–hello, hia Pui. Are…are you well?” Seems like I’m asking such a dumb question, isn’t it? -_-”
“Of course, I am! How’s the soccer tournament preparations coming along? Are you finally gonna get to wear that jumpsuit that you’ve always wanted to wear this time around? Hahaha” He seriously strikes a nerve with that question. T__T He graduated from this school about 6-7 years ago. When he was studying here, he was in this club too.
“Like heck! I’m the club president, it’s not like I’d be working in the arena stands just randomly. I get sad just thinking about this.” However he is loudly laughing at me. So you get joy from other people’s suffering? The staff members that work on the upcoming tournament get to wear a jumpsuit. A lot of different departments will be wearing them. For example, the cheer team, student welfares, supplies team, designers, and the people handling all the technical stuff. They’re like uniforms, think of them like what electric engineers or firemen wear. The jumpsuits are cream with a light khaki tone to them. (What the hell is that color called?) I think that they look so cool. It’s been my dream to wear one. (I guess I want to be a fireman someday.)
“Yeah, I saw that you were really depressed over that last year. You wanted to join the supplies team but then Oak dragged you back to work with the band. If only you could see the look on your face back then! It was hilarious! Hahaha!” P’Oak was the previous president of the music club. I have no idea why he was so attached me. He refused to let me leave the club to do anything else. And he always dragged me to be a part of all the important events every single time. After he graduated, he passed the president title to me. This poor Noh!
“Exactly. He pretty much shattered my dreams. You know, getting to wear that jumpsuit is a dream of mine!”
“However, seeing the band continues to move forward and becomes as successful as other schools is a dream for the students of this school, and also the band members too.” Hia Pui tells me with a smile which invites me to smile along with him. This is the reason why I agreed to become the president of the club.
“It’s gonna be awesome this year.” I tell hia Pui and he pokes me with his elbow since I was trying to talk big to an alumnus. But then he finally mention those dreadful words. “Shit, Noh. Quit showing off and pay up first. It’s 24,000. ” Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
What now?!
“Um…well…”
“Don’t tell me you don’t have the money…” If I can’t tell him that then what else am I supposed to tell him?!
“Then…I don’t have the cash.” Was that the same thing?
“Smartass. The Brother hasn’t given you the money yet?” I’m a bit relieved to hear him say this since he might understand…maybe?
I scratch my head, “It’s something like that, hia. The school has been making a lot of changes to the landscaping so they don’t really have a lot of money to spare. We even had to hold a special budget meeting just for this tournament alone. Not to mention that we’re also paying stuff out of our own pockets too.”
“Dang! The school already looks nice, why are they making changes? You all should start a protest.”
“Yeah, we were thinking about marching from our school to the convent. What do you think?”
“Yeah, I’ll join ya. Bastard, don’t change the subject! There’s no brotherhood when it comes to money!” Ah…I was so close to getting away with it.
“Hia, I’ll definitely pay you. The people from the student council promised me that they’ll find the money. I just need to wait a bit. Please…? Come on?” I’m clinging on to his arm as if I’m a leech. I’m hoping that he’d find this adorable enough to be lenient with me. However, he shoves me off like he’s completely disgusted by this act. “Enough of that, Noh. If you were one of the girls from the convent then I wo
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