today went to Midvalley to pass to his client some printing stuff. after that, we went to watch movie called "Takers" at 4pm. it has been months since i last watched a movie in the cinema. so sad. anyway, the movie has Paul Walker in it. thought it will be awesome but it's just ok.. maybe cos the story line is very common. It's something like "Italian Job". yeah.. so i'm not really amazed by it.
after the movie, as we walked out from the cinema, Clement sudenly asked me did i take his motor key? once i heard of the question i knew straight away that he has misplaced his keys. i was angry, sad and all kind of negative emotions in me. i quickly turn back ato the cinema and checked our sit to see if he dropped it there. but too bad, it's not there. so, we quickly head to the motor parking in the basement. on the way there, i felt like breaking down. leaving the keys on the motor definitely lost adi the whole motor cos there a millions of bike in the parking and any random ppl can just take the keys and ride the motor away.
when we reach his motor, I am glad that the motor is still there. left one more worry to be put off, finding the keys. too bad, we couldn't find the keys anywhere. not in the keyhole or in the helmets. so he went to the counter to ask if anyone bring the keys. none. the guy at the counter asked us to ask the security. so, we walked up to the security who was patrolling at the moment. clement asked him and he nvr really answer his question. he just walked and we follow him from behind. the security was walking with his hands at the back and we saw Clement's motor key. aaaaahhhhhh.. how grateful i am that the security is holding the keys. all my worries are thrown far away. Thank God. Clement filled up some information and took back the keys from the security. at that moment, i am thankful because there are still good people in this world that are willing to give back whatever that doesn't belong to them. Doesnt matter the security found it or other people found it. I'm so grateful for these people.
But at the same time, I'm furious with him. This incident of misplacing his motor keys is not the first time. happened lots of times already. trust me. i was like gaaaahhhh.... why do you always forget your keys!!!!!! especially your motor key!! one time warning is not enough. i dont know how many warnings must he get before he remembers to always keep his keys properly. but i blame myself too for not helping him to remember stuffs that he usually forgets. blame me too! i'm his gf and i'm responsible for reminding him bout his stuffs too. "Two is Better than One".
my faith in Him is easily shaken when there is a problem. when the keys was misplaced, i thought that God is very angry with me for not doing the right thing in my life. I'm sorry, Lord. Help me to have faith as strong as Jesus' faith to you. I thank You for keeping the motor in Your hands. =)
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