NOW COULD HE BE INTO ME?... It happened when I was in my final year in college. Now I know how lecturers can be but i met this very disciplined one,he hardly talks to female students except if its official. Hes very reserved and created a reputation he guides with jealousy. He has PhD Making him the HOD of one of the departments in my school then but not in my department. But then I caught hes attention and he got talking with me,he even took my phone number and everytime he saw me going for my lectures from his office he would call me. My friends were amazed because if you knew the man am talking about then you would know its a privilege. I wasnt the most beautiful nor the best dressed,I was just an ordinary girl. Something happened during my hols and I got pregnant for someone and I had to avoid him before my graduation. To make it worse I lost my phone and with his contact. After 3yrs I was just able to retrieve his number but he wasnt all welcoming,I expected that though. He plainly told me he recalled i stopped seeing him before i left school and I told him I was stressed thinking he didnt know I was pregnant and he said were you stressed or because you were pregnant? I asked how he knew and he told me he did but pretended and that I avoided him because of the pregnancy. I told him it was the hardest thing I had to do. He asked after the baby and if i was already married to the dad and I told him it didnt work out so I took a hike and he said yeah,that was the right thing to do if it was too complicated for my rest of mind. He later asked when Ill be coming around the college and I told him sometime soon when am free from work. I called him days back just to say hello and he still said he was looking forward to seeing me. PS: hes single in his early 40s even though he never said an intimate word to me back then I could slightly tell he liked me.now I want your take on this! Please dont want to hope on whats not it.could he be into me?
Posted on: Thu, 28 Aug 2014 09:37:24 +0000
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