"He's out of my league."

He came into her life, at the right time.

Have you ever felt like someone's watching you

but when you peek a look, he's watching away?

That happened a lot when they first met.

"He's out of my league."

Who would fall for a girl who doesn't know a thing

about sports and who can't even stand the sun,

or who can't even participate in the school marathon because she's sick?

A non-sportsman would.

But he's the star of his school basketball team,

he represented the state,

his team won in most of the tournaments,

he's always on the top 10 list for a marathon.

"She's out of my league."

He thought the girl who highly involved in debating team,

could only talk about intellectual stuff 

and she would never have a conversation

about silly, random stuff.

He thought wrong.

A chance was all they needed.

To start a friendship,

that could've been started earlier that it should.

But it took them 6 months to start a single hello,

and they never said goodbye ever since.

She had him at the hello that came from her big, shiny eyes.

And he had her at pretending he wasn't looking when he obviously did.

He isn't good with words,

but having good words is her strength.

She always talks,

and he always listens.

He listened to her worries, fears when no one understood her.

He listened even though he might not always remember the tiniest details of the story.

She opened up to him,

he didn't do the same thing at first.

He thought she didn't wanna know,

but she's dying to know about him.

She always advises,

but he's terrible at putting the right words in an advice.

Thus, when she cried,

he asked her to look in the mirror.

Because her crying face might make her stop crying.

He thought wrong.

She has answers for every single thing,

she said her crying face made her cry even more.

But when he saw her crying,

in front of him,

he's completely shattered.

He never wanted to see her cry ever again.

But he's the one who could easily make her cry.

She had a soft spot for him,

he always knew she's the one.

But like other guys,

he chose his brain over his heart.

He once put his feeling aside,

pretended what he felt was nothing, but just an instant crush,

a feeling that would never last.

And like other girls,

she chose her heart over her brain.

She kept the feeling alive,

hoping that what she felt was real, and not just an instant crush,

a feeling that would last.

She waited, he left.

He came back, and she was still there, waiting.

He's glad she never left,

she's glad he came back.

But this time,

she didn't make it easy on him.

He tried to play it cool,

she pretended that she's okay.

She's playing a game,

and he's not aware that

he's playing the game with her too.

Oh,

 she might not be good at sport,

but in this game,

she's surely winning.