University of Birmingham has replied to say that they will be offering me a place in the Law programme in their school.
This is like a dream come true for me.
For I know that I am once again one step closer to attaining my dreams, just like how it was like when I knew that I was in TP's law and management course.
But amidst these joy, I cried. I didn't know the reason for the tears, but it definitely wasn't tears of joy.
I sensed uncertainty, sadness, fear and other negative feelings in those tears.
I feel that there has been so many unfinished stuffs on my part and I can't put my mind at ease to leave. It's not like I am never ever coming back, but it feels that these unfinished stuffs can't wait.
I don't know if it's right for me to go now, or should I wait till it's over before I go.
But when will I know when will these unfinished business be over?
Is it selfish or right of me to go and pursue my dreams at this critical point.
All along, I knew that there were more than just my cello stuffs that is bogging me, but I didn't know exactly what other matters were keeping me so fidgety.
Only now, after a small discussion with my mum, did I realise that she was my biggest worry.
Yes, I am worried of my mum.
Despite her experiences in life, she is still my biggest worry.
I won't be able to protect her when I'm in such a faraway land, what's more with the time difference.
I don't want to ask her to stay up and accommodate to my time if she needs my help because she will be tired, but she wouldn't want to disturb me either, so she won't approach me even if she need help.
I feel like a paper that has been scratched and torn into strips.