I was planning the Valentine’s Day for my girlfriend which included a movie and dinner together at a restaurant. Everything was set; we should have arrived at the cinema hall around half past eight in the evening for the 9 pm show.

Around half past seven that evening, I received a short text message (sms) from her saying that she couldn’t make it because her only family car had broke down and she was to afraid to use public transport. I decided it was ok as long she is save and took my best friend instead to the movie, who also happens to be her classmate as well.

That night, during the movie, my best friend told me that she thought she saw my girlfriend with another guy in the back row seats. I told her she may have seen someone else, but I got up from my seat just in case, and there she was with another guy in one of the back row seats.

I walked the steps up towards her and saw the look of horror in her face. At that point, my best friend came hurriedly towards me and told me it wasn’t worth it and we both left the cinema hall. 

 That was the most horrible Valentine’s Day of 2006.

KIRAN KUMAR