The Disappearance

Editor's Notes: Sorry for spamming blog posts. Here comes the talk-about letter of apology on the polls a few months ago. Have finally decided to type it out and share it! Author unrevealed. Letter totally free of editing.

4.3.08

After sipping the last drop of iced barley, Ping Han reported to us that the time was 1.25pm. Despite the fact that there was another 35 minutes left, we stood up and rushed back to Optometry Centre. This marks the end of our sumptuous lunchbreak.

When we reached Optometry Centre 5 minutes later, suddenly a thought flashed in my mind. "There is no more patient for today." I sighed. As usual, student clinicians that were idling around gathered in Room 1 and started discussing about the glaucoma news and other eye-related subjects. I contributed my findings I made until 2am last night about SOA's PCO's Bachelor degree and health science authority information about preventing myopic progression.

Suddenly To be honest, we soon got bored of talking about optometry stuff and start to go off topic. At this moment, sleepless night and sumptuous lunch started to take control of my upper eyelids. I struggled and fight back but to no avail. In order to prevent walk-in patients and customers from seeing a professional-looking student clinician sleeping, I made my way to the Fasttrack room and continued the battle. I had never felt so helpless before, I could not move, my upper eyelids become very heavy, my neck gave up supporting my head, I lost the battle.

S Perhaps it was Dejavu, I dreamt that I got a demerit point and have to write an entertaining essay to explain why I got a demerit point. Immediately, I sprung up my the seat and saw Mr Tham. This is when I realised that I had left my physical body or 1 hour 30 25 min, or 2 hours in short.

I am deeply regretted for what I had done.

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