A narrative for tonight's magic

Expectedly, a quite large number of friends showed up in the canteen this morning: it was satisfying as I had to walk from home to the rendezvous due to difficulty in transportation.  Phoebe and Odessa were already there smiling at their phones when I arrived, so I as well told them to send text messages to Emerald, Raymund, Anton, and Lennart. The latter arrived shortly, but what was more surprising is that Emerald managed to bring two classmates with her (It was only upsetting for quite a while because I only sent exclusive invitations to selected friends on Facebook the other night). Sadly, Raymund didn't turn up, neither did he answer any desperate text messages and phone calls I did via Emerald's mobile phone; but Lynn, who I invited personally, covered up his unexpected absence. There wasn't enough incentive to wait for the others, so we didn't and left to my grandmother's house.

After being impressed with Lynn singing using our karaoke, by which point Anton surprisingly arrived, we left to Jessa's house by walking. While halfway to the said destination, Lennart and her had a row; I'm not at liberty to discuss, however, but the only thing I can say is that we instead stopped by Adonis' near Jessa's, and spent time there playing ping-pong  until satisfied. They're relationship went back to normal after pursuing her in her kitchen, and together we ate mango float (After Odessa went home, Luigi suddenly disappeared when the dessert was served, and  mind you, he regretted it later tonight). We then left the place quarter past five.

Much banter went on whilst on our way to Nicole's, such as joking about how full we were after visiting three houses the whole afternoon (I joked about how glutton we were for eating non-stop). We met Ethel along the way and arrived at Nicole's a few minutes before six, and sadly Lynn and I had to part ways. Contrary to expectations, we refused to eat the main meal, but gave up on a cup of fruit salad offered to us by Nicole's mother. Lorraine arrived not too long, but it was surprising to see her in a purple dress. Emerald, Ethel, Kim, and Cielo had to leave shortly. But that didn't stop us from continuing to have fun by playing a deck of cards and spinning a bottle of coke: neither did I lose, but I broke the bottle for being so clumsy.
We would have moved on to Ara's house, but it was getting late.

In conclusion, it was a perfect night. But usually happy moments have to end. We waited for twenty minutes waiting for a taxi to stop by, but most of them appeared to be occupied; so we walked ourselves to our own houses and vowed on Facebook to do the part two tomorrow.