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Ooo i am back from KL already! My 3rd(smallest) uncle and aunt drove us home yesterday. They were so funny along the way, i tell you, they are the funniest pair ever. No need for tv when they are around, they will make sure you have enough entertainment to last you. Anyway, last monday in KL, my 3rd aunt told us stories at about 12 plus near 1 am, since us gang of Four had just got tired playing mahjong and had nothing to do. She told us about her real experience of meeting those things. While she was around my age, she and her friends went up to a place nicknamed "Little Genting" in KL, which is actually really a hillside which offers a whole view of KL city, with her friends to celebrate their graduation i think. It was around 9 pm when she went up and they stayed there till the wee hours of 2 am or so. Since some of the friends were getting urgent and needed to find a toilet, a few of them rode down the hillside to the petrol station 15 mins away, leaving my aunt, 2 girls and 1 guy. They were the only ones there, since at that time, there were no developments of any kind at that place, unlike today. They were chatting softly among themselves when suddenly, they heard a voice singing softly - but clearly coming from behind them. It was a female voice, singing one of those oldies at that time. My aunt, not daring to believe, asked the 2 girls beside her whether they heard it. All of them nodded nervously and held their hands together. A ghostly fire appeared before their eyes and floated in front of them while the voice sang. The guy, seeing that the girls were starting to get nervous, bravely shouted in Cantonese
" We didn't disturb you, so don't come and disturb us! Go away!"
Soon enough, the singing stopped. They didn't dare to look back during the whole time. They then all rode their motorbikes at a super fast speed down the hillside, each and everyone of them wanting to get down as soon as possible.I believe my aunt, because she simply doesn't have a need to lie to us about it. The rest of you out there, believe it or not, it's up to you! Another story for you guys, also from my aunt.
This time, it is about her being cheated. There were quite a few told (she got cheated thrice, and my uncle was nearly once) but i will only tell you the one of the times she got cheated. The first time was with my uncle in the One Utama shop. This pregnant Indian lady walked into the shop asking for the expensive things in the shop. My uncle and aunt were only too happy to get this rich customer and eagerly served her. She asked for more of the artefacts, so my uncle decided to drive to the warehouse to get the artefacts for her, leaving my aunt with the lady in the shop.My uncle had 2 handphones and 1 wallet in the shop then.1 of the handphones and the wallet was locked in the cabinet of the desk in the store, while in my uncle's haste to get to the warehouse, he forgot to lock the other handphone away, which was left on the surface of the desk. My aunt's belongings were locked away already.After he left for the warehouse, the lady wanted to get the artefact from the highest shelf to look at. She tried to climb on a chair to get it, but my aunt, fearing that the consequences would be dire should she accidentally fall, asked the lady to get down and that she would climb and get it for her instead. After that, the lady said she needed to go to the toilet and so my aunt just let her, forgetting to ask her to leave any deposit. The lady was gone for quite some time, and when my uncle returned, he asked where the lady was. My aunt said she had gone to the toilet for quite some time already, and then, it suddenly hit them that they might have been cheated. They searched through their belongings, and of course, my uncle realised that his phone on the desk was missing. Using the shop phone, they called my uncle's phone. True enough, a familiar voice answered on the other end - it belonged to the indian lady. My aunt asked
" Indranee(fake name), where are you? Why have you taken my husband's phone?"
There was no reply from the other end, and with a click, the line went dead. The phone was never seen again from then on and neither did the lady returned. My aunt added that when the lady came into the shop, there was a smell on her that made my uncle and aunt feel slightly groggy and blur, leading them to forget basic things such as asking her for a deposit, so once she left, they came back to their clear senses again. There were another 2 incidents, but those were earlier ones, and involved only my aunt.
On Monday, the gang of Four went to One U and we shopped around first, stopping by my 3rd uncle's shop to drop our bags and went to eat Macs. This was followed by some arcade action, in which we beat drums and did other things like race on Daytona Machines (which i won of course) and then we went to bowl for an hour (which i again won xD ).We then went to the pasar malam at SS2(seksyen 2, pronounced as section 2), where i bought a very cheap dress and this was followed by dinner at the very nice Pudu stall in KL city, before a night was rounded up. Tuesday was spent at BU,3 of us only, since my younger cousin had an outing with his friends at One U(again i know) then we went to eat roti canai with my 3rd uncle in the afternoon at Raju's, which is also the best in KL, like the Pudu stall, according to my 3rd uncle, before we went to One Utama, where my female cousin and i shopped for bargains, like RM 5 shades and RM 10 shoes.My female cousin left for her tuition at 5.50, leaving my brother and i, so we went to the shop to laze around. My aunt joined us at 7 plus near 8, and the fun began. Though we were just sitting there, we were chatting and there sometimes were extremely hilarious things.My uncle fell down at one point of time and i couldn't help but laugh, since he was talking halfway when he fell,even though the injury seemed pretty serious, with his left arm grazing the wooden shelf end,so the skin was broken there. I gave him a hand and was pretty shocked. My aunt wanted to laugh, but couldn't since well, she would surely get scolded for laughing. Instead, since she was closing her eyes for a while when my uncle fell, she asked in cantonese "What are you doing?" xD
My uncle had got up then and was obviously holding his left arm in pain xD and flared at my aunt in a funny funny way "Fall down of course! What else!" Shock changed to laughter for me, since the whole situation was so funny, with my aunt wanting to laugh but suppressing it xD. My uncle stomped (very funnily too) out of the store and my aunt was like "he flared up at me!", laughing while she said that, and asked me why i laughed, causing her to laugh too. I am unstoppable when i get my laughing sickness xD My brother laughed later on, shocked initially too but for a longer time than me. Then on wednesday we returned to Singapore. My uncle and aunt drove us down to Singapore, where they spent a night in Orchard Hotel, kindy sponsored by my father who happened to have 1 night of free hotel stay.
Went job-hunting today. You can say it's productive, you can also say it's not. But well, hopefully, i can get a good job, though the 2 really serious jobs were commissioned-based. We have to attend training so yup! Hopefully all goes well.....
I really don't know what's her problem. She just flared up like this without any reason when we suggested going to KL. Zzzz what exactly is wrong with her?? Is she prejudiced or something towards them. She just screamed every bit of her lungs out when there wasn't a need too. It's just sooo her. I wonder if she even thinks whether what she's doing is right, or rather, i think she wants to oppress us by saying we "pok zui"(arguing with her) when we just tried to really reason, thus denying us of any opportunity to speak, explain or try to even get to her. So in the end, the best solution for us is to become mute :XThis is really stupid, and i hate it.