Short Story: Songfest part 4
December 30th, 2005. Filed under: EssaysThis is part four of a short story I’ve written as a college assignment. I had a pretty good score so I thought you guys might enjoy it.
This is part four of a short story I’ve written as a college assignment. I had a pretty good score so I thought you guys might enjoy it.
Upon sending a friend, Christopher Wong, back, I took the oppurtunity to visit the newly-built residence for the rich and the filthy (rich).

According to him, an apartment costs RM1.2 million, a bungalow RM4 million, and the penthouse RM3 million as well. The penthouse, that takes the entire floor and has a pool of its own, is obviously for the filthy (rich).

The roofed area to the left is what Chris calls a ‘park thaw’ area. Judging by the setting of that place, I couldn’t agree more.

Though the place was already available for sale or rent, you can still hear construction noises above. Also, the lifts are not too welcoming, though I was assured it was safe before i stepped in.

From below
Then he showed me his apartment. The first thing I noticed was the huge door.

Challenging heights
The apartment itself is roomy, well-built and pretty much quaint. Nothing to gasp about here. The view shouldve been nice but they are still replanting some…. plants.

In the Christmas mood
That’s all the photos I took; drove home after that. The wierd thing was I ended up at Jalan Duta next to Pusat Bandar Damansara when I went to the direction of Muzium Negara from Bangsar… it’s like going one big circle. Oh well, I’m home and that’s all that matters. Gosh my room is small.