Impact Of A Soul To A Soul From A Soul

My steed played tantrum on me again today… my precious steed. I am frustrated, not because it got naughty, but because I did not pay enough attention to it. I should have known that there was something wrong when I notice sometimes during heavy rain water seeps through into my car.

Yesterday rained like someone pouring a bathtub of water overhead. I braved the rain yesterday and ended up wetting my whole pants… all the way up to my thighs, even when I used an umbrella. Today it was worse. If yesterday’s rain was like a bath tub of water, today’s rain or rather just now was like the big water reservoir for an entire housing area was poured down over the head.

I did not brave the rain today and stay in the office until the rain subsided. Then I went to my steed, got in and noticed there was water. I was inspecting and suddenly the window came down… I could do nothing, nothing at all. I tried to wind up back up, but to no avail and as the rain started again, I drove my steed inside the building and I had to fix it. With the help of a colleague, I managed to get the window up but I caused much pain to my steed.

I graciously thanked my colleague. I did not feel like going home as the jam was getting so bad and I can see from my office as the cars are at a stand still. I do not blame my steed for what happened, but I fear, I really fear that I might cause more pain or lose my steed one day.

I love my steed, and it will be wholly mine when I finish my loan in coming countable months. You know they say when you finish your loan, and then it’s like time to change… sadly to say… I just do not have the heart to do so, not even when it played tantrum on me.

I just love my steed too much to part from it… not at the moment, may be not ever. My steed has been loyal to me all this while and it has been there for me all these year. All the joy and happiness that it shared with me, all the sadness and sorrow that we’ve been through, it’s no longer just a car… it’s my only companion. The countless smile and laughter, my tears and sorrows, you witness my last tears too.

I will need to go with you to the doctor tomorrow… we’ll get through this together… we will, no doubt. We’ll go home later when the jam lessens so you can rest until tomorrow. You’ll be alright my noble steed, you’ll be in good hands.