Haha I prefer to keep the details of any expansion, if any, private.

I wouldn't say I'm extraordinary at it but I wouldn't say I'm bad either. Hmm.. Average I guess.

Singaporean, of course. I've been overseas before. Lived in France for a portion of my life, but mostly rooted here.

There's really nothing much you can do but stay by her and give her the comfort she might need up until the day of her results. Once the results are out and she has decided how she's going to proceed after, she would be thankful that you never gave up on her.
I'm not sure if you believe in God, but I'll pray for you and for your friend. May you both have the strength to endure this tough time. Trust me, I understand how difficult this period might be but just.. have faith. Also, it might help if she keeps herself busy most days, and indulges in calming exercises at night before she sleeps.

I personally prefer owning books because sometimes I like to doodle/scribble my thoughts by the margins. So.. I normally buy the books.

I can't remember exactly how the story went but I do remember the characters, their names, their relationships with one another and where they lived.

Yes I think I did go hysterical at the time but.. what's done is done. Maybe someday I'll attempt to write another book haha.

Oh okay. I'm not sure if all the books I'm about to list would be taken as non-fiction per se.. but I'll list them anyway because they are interesting.

Dead Man Walking by Sister Helen Prejean
Diary of Anne Frank
The Pig That Wants To Be Eaten by Julian Baggini
The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman
Incognito by David Eagleman

My current read is The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales by Oliver Sacks, a book recommended to me by a good friend of mine and her prof. I'm not done with it yet but I'm still turning pages so.. we'll see (:

Depends. What type of genre are we asking about?

Thank you (: No, I've never considered it. But I did try writing a book once in secondary school. My laptop eventually crashed, I lost everything and never bothered getting back on it... what a waste, now that I think about it. Should've kept going!

How to improve on your English without books? Oh gosh, I really can't say. Reading, to me, is probably one of the main reasons why I could write anything in the first. You can try watching the news, or watching the BBC? I'm not sure how effective that would be but you can try it - it should help somehow. And once you've given it a go, update me on your progress, if any? (:

Haha, I used to be bad at jump rope too but these things take time. I'm sure in time, you'd be able to do it properly. And I can't be too sure of your physical traits but I do know one thing - you're bound to be beautiful!

I reserve my comments for a different platform.

There have been recent moments where I felt both pressured and stressed out. But these moments have to do with my personal life and/or my mother's spa so they aren't exactly moments I can elaborate on here.

I was sort of pressured and stressed out during my A levels too though.

whaaat? Hahaha I'm sorry dear, but you have been misled. I'm, maybe, not very fat, but I'm not slim either ): it's all the midnight snacks. And no, I do not take any pills or supplements. I used to jog, jump rope and cut down on rice/carbo intake though. Also, drinking lots of water helps. Acquire a healthy lifestyle and maintain it because any "good body" you get out of that can last you years.

why hello there (:

Hahaha since I'm interested in law, I know better than to publicly comment on Mr Subhas Anandan.

Life's goooood (: Thank you for asking

My pleasure!

Accountancy or medicine? Aren't those significantly different areas of study?
I applied for Law. Well, I hope you get where you want to go. Remember, pursue that which you have passion for. Never settle.

Publish

I'd own many franchises, and invest in long-term shares.
Haha I WISH I had a million dollars in hand.