Chillin’ at Genting

 


One night, me and my friend were sitting doing our assignment. The room was quiet, I’m busy doing my marketing assignment and my friend completing his architect drawings assignment. After a few hours and finished our task, we thought about find some chill place around Kuala Lumpur. But, it already at 11pm which means there is not many cafe or any quiet places for us to chill. But somehow, my friend said “why don’t we go to Genting” and we haven’t went to Genting before. 

It was impulsive, unreasonable, and completely unplanned. Especially considering the time it was already midnight. But that was what made it exciting. By the time we reached Genting, it was close to 2 a.m. The night air was cold and refreshing, and the city below sparkled like a sea of lights. We found a quiet spot, sat down on the car bonnet, and simply appreciated the view. The city lights shimmered in the distance, and for a moment, it refresh our brain from stressful assignment.

Around 4 a.m., we finally decided to head back down the mountain and return to Bangi. The drive back was quiet but peaceful, a silent remind us that some of the best memories are made without planning, and without waiting for the “right” time.


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