Until we meet again, my bestie.

That night, after extra class, none of us wanted to sleep early. We bought snacks from the koperasi, cooked Maggi, and gathered in the study room. It felt more like a party than hostel life. We laughed, shared stories, and teased each other about all the funny things that happened over the years—like who always woke up late for roll call or who got caught sneaking food.

We also signed each other’s school shirts. My shirt was full of doodles and messages like “Good luck bro” and “Don’t forget hostel life.” Reading those words made me realise our time together was almost over.

Before lights out, we just sat there, quiet for a while. Some friends cried, some just smiled, but deep inside, we all felt the same—it was hard to say goodbye.

It wasn’t a big event, but it was special. That night showed me that hostel life wasn’t just about rules and studying, but about the friendship and memories we built together. Truly, it was a day I won’t forget,

We took a boat with a skilled driver to navigate between the islands. We spent our days snorkeling, swimming, and even feeding fish right from our hands. Despite the challenge of finding Halal restaurant , the local food was incredibly delicious and a highlight of the trip. When it’s almost night come, my family is having a sunset dinner its a BBQ dinner on the beach with a stunning sunset view. I hold dear the memories from that journey and hope to return one day to relive those moments

the cyst. It almost took a few hours to get her surgery done; my father and I had a long day waiting for her, and while we were waiting, we both were praying that the surgery would go smoothly. After the surgery, my mother was still unconscious for a few hours, and then she finally woke up.

I love my mother, as an eldest sister, I need to be strong both physically and mentally. It's also the year I have to face SPM2024, which is the most challenging moment in my entire life and my family's. To those who still have mothers and fathers, treat them with the same care and respect as your own life. For they gave has no replacement, and your care is the greatest gift in return.

It happened during my secondary school years, when I was in Form 3. One day, after finishing my duties as a prefect, I returned to class a little later than my classmates. To my surprise, the moment I stepped into the classroom, I saw two classmates arguing over a trivial matter. The situation became so tense that several teachers were drawn to the scene to find out what was happening.

One of the students, overwhelmed by emotions, suddenly burst into tears and started making a fuss. Seeing this, a teacher asked me, as a prefect, to accompany her to the office to calm down. However, she was being rather unreasonable, and I had no choice but to follow her up and down many times. Even though I tried to talk sense into her, she refused to listen. At that moment, I felt utterly helpless and frustrated. For the very first time in my life, I was brought to tears—not because of sadness, but because of anger and exasperation.

Looking back, I still could not understand how a Form 3 student could behave in such a childish and spoiled manner. That day taught me a valuable lesson: being responsible is never easy, and effective communication with others requires not only patience, but also the ability to manage one’s own emotions.

That was truly a day I will never forget.

       It was 7th of September 2024, that day my parents took me and my siblings out to dinner. At first, I thought it was just a family dinner as usual so I didn’t expect anything. Besides, that time I was sitting for the trial SPM exam so I was drained and burnt out.

      Once we arrived, we ordered food as usual then had a great talk with the family. Suddenly, my father said he had to go somewhere to meet his friends and then he left us.

Shortly after, my mother took us to the Baskin Robbins ice cream parlor for dessert. We really enjoyed that time and it made me forget all of my stress and pressure about my study.

Not long after that, my mother left us to go to the restroom so we waited for her at the ice cream parlor.

        Later on, my parents came to me while holding a cake and a big present. All of them were singing a ‘happy birthday’ song. I felt so touched. The cake, the laughter, the voices, it all made my birthday feel like magic. After that, I blew out the candles and continued to open the gifts given to me. It was one of my wishlists !! I got the Victoria's Secret fragrance set.

       I was very happy and grateful for having the most caring, loving and supportive family in this world. Then, I hugged and thanked them for everything they did. It was a beautiful memory made with the people I love the most.

I still remember how he used to call me just to kiss his grandchild, but I often avoided it without realizing how precious those moments were. He would always ask me to massage him, and now I miss doing that for him more than anything.

The day he left this world is a day I will never forget. It taught me that time with our loved ones is short and priceless. If I could turn back time, I would hold his hand longer and never avoid his love.

From the very beginning, we were all so excited. The car ride to the jetty was filled with laughter, jokes, and even making jokes with each other. When we finally reached Pangkor, the beautiful beach, clear water, and breathtaking view made us feel like we were in a different world.

During the trip, we did many fun activities such as swimming at the beach, ride on a boat around the island, and visiting famous spots like the sideway street food and bought a lot of chocolate from the famous chocolate store .At night, we had small gatherings in our rooms, shared snacks, and talked until late, creating memories that were full of joy and closeness.

The most unforgettable part was how this trip brought us even closer as classmates. We laughed together, took countless pictures, and enjoyed every moment. Even though it was only three days, the time we spent in Pangkor felt so special and priceless.

That trip taught me to treasure friendship and to enjoy the moments we have together. Truly, it was a day I will never forget. Also now when we all already went to our own path but we still update each other that makes me feel what rich in friendship mean.