In a nervous party

Quite a long time ago when I was in school I recall my closest companion called me late night on Saturday to welcome me on her birthday following day. I was glad and exceptionally eager to go there yet I expected to take authorization from my folks. I went to my Papa's room and gradually asked him, 

"Father tomorrow is my closest companions birthday and I truly need to go." 

Father said, "Alright I dont mind however ask your mother." 

I went to Mom and said, "Dear Mom" 

Unexpectedly she answered, "What do you need." 

I resembled stunned, "Mother how would you realize that I need to say something." 

She said, "The manner in which you are talking shows that" and she grinned. 

I asked her, "Mother, I need to go tomorrow." 

She said, "Alright you can go yet u must be back before 10." 

At that point my arrangements began. I made 1 card for my companion and begin choosing materials for the gathering, lastly everything finished and I rested and only one thing was there to me all the time THE PARTY. I was trusting that the night will end and the gathering to start. 

Next morning my Mom was shock to see me, no alert, no Mom's admonition just I woke up without help from anyone else. The entire day hosted passed and now its get-together time. My dad dropped me to my companions place and said me that he will be once again at 10. 

I said, "alright" I fled.. 

I delighted in a ton at party. My companion cherished that card which I made for her and everyone in the gathering adored my dress. I was joyous beyond words. We ate, we played such countless games and it was 10 at long last. I recalled my Mom's recommendation that I ought to be back till 10. I came out and begin looking for my father, yet I was unable to have the option to discover him. I was so stressed and frightened, everyone was inside, I was separated from everyone else there. I sat tight there for 5 to 10 min yet standing by alone is by all accounts more than the time. I began strolling, I thought at any rate I can return home by strolling as my house was 20 min away from my companions place. As I was strolling I was sobbing as I have never strolled alone out and about that too around evening time. 

Out of nowhere I heard somebody calling something. I was frightened and I began strolling quick. I thought some hooligan was there or some phantom… As I was strolling quick I heard somebody strolling quick behind me. I began running and crying, at that point I saw a few vehicles left there. I took cover behind those vehicles. I saw one shadow looking for me. I petitioned god to save me and to assist me with arriving at home. After at some point I was unable to see that shadow. I came out gradually and ran towards my home. At last I arrived at home. I embraced my mother and I began crying. She began posing such countless inquiries what happened,why you are crying and everything except I couldn't answer any of them. 

After at some point I loose and said everything to mother. She got terrified and keeping in mind that we were talking about my dad came and asked what occurred. When I began disclosing to him my story he said, 

"I saw you and I was shouting at you however you were fleeing from me and unexpectedly you vanished. I was looking through you there. I arrived behind schedule there as my tire got cut." 

My mother blasted out chuckling and told my father everything, I was stunned to hear that and felt assuaged. My dad embraced me and said, 

"You ought to have stand by there." 

My mother said, "You ought to be quiet and solid in each circumstance." 

Yet, they said they are truly cheerful and pleased with me that I returned home. That day I laid down with my folks and truly had a sense of security and secure. Following day I went to class I told my companions all that occurred with me the previous evening they heard everything and were shock that I courageously face everything.. 

So that was the best party and brave evening and incredible reaction from everybody… I adored that… 

I was walking in the park when I saw her. It was drizzling, and she was sitting on the swing, facing the calm lake that only ever seems to be interrupted by raindrops, umbrella in hand, pushing her feet back and forth ever so slowly. I cautiously approached her, wondering why she is here at a time so late. Everyone calls her an oddball, someone who cannot think straight. The thought of puddles on the ground slipped my mind, and she suddenly spoke, not turning around, voice being so elegant and careful.

“Why ever are you out here? Alas, have you come to listen to the crickets too?”

“What?” I say, taken aback. 

  She pauses as if collecting her thoughts. “Or perhaps you are lonely or alone, seeking company?”

This is one of the things that makes her so different from everyone else, her speech, or rather, way of communicating. And how she pronounced each word delicately. Too proper. “Why would I want to socialize at a time so late?” I retort, mildly angry at her peacefulness.

“Alas, you could only be out here at this time for the crickets. However, it is not in my place to know.”

“Why would I be out here for stupid crickets?”

“They are not stupid. Can’t you hear their ever so wonderful music?” I focus my attention on the chirping of the crickets. It is like music, always having a rhythm. 

“Guess I never thought about it before,”

“You haven’t?” She says in shock, finally turning her head around to meet my eyes. I smile. Her hair bounces against her shoulders in the process, as if being abruptly taken out of their calm trance. Her eyes, pools of chamomile tea. I shake my head no.

“Why, they sing the most beautiful songs,”-she turns back around- “I could listen all day,” She giggles, putting her hand to her mouth.

“What’s so funny?” 

“Oh, I just had quite a thought. If I were to listen to them sing all day long, I probably would not get anything done. It would rather be a waste of time, don’t you think?” 

“I wouldn’t think it would be a waste of time!” I say, and she visibly jumps.