*laughs inwardly to self* that's beautiful. well, keep silently loving her, show her care and concern, in your own considerate ways. the important thing is, not to worry about her. girls are independent, fierce, stronger than they appear, and they sometimes overlook the loyalty (from family and friends) that they have in their life, when they are focused or too engaged in their work. we all want to thrive on our own successes. I wish you all best in your future endeavours, dear friend.

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when she's ready to let off steam, or to just chill (because we all need our chill pills), step in, and lead the way. make sure that you make your intentions clear, alright. take her out on friend dates. slowly but surely, if you two were meant to be together, then, it'll happen. let love lead it's way. if not, take it easy, and give yourself time and space to recover from the pain (it is your choice, to distance yourself. everybody hurts, and heals in their own way, alright). then, move on. it doesn't get better, no, it gets clearer. then, and only then, can it get better.

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I hope you'll start to see things in a different light. I hope that your crush realises what a beautiful person you are. if she doesn't, that means, your soul mate is waiting for you out there, and when you do find her, then just go for it. (:

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I'm glad to know that you acknowledge our similar writing styles!

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“Coincidences mean you're on the right path.” ― Simon Van Booy, Love Begins in Winter: Five Stories

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“We do not create our destiny; we participate in its unfolding. Synchronicity works as a catalyst toward the working out of that destiny.” ― David Richo, The Power of Coincidence: How Life Shows Us What We Need to Know