Daniel

• You've got something mixed up, - I chuckled, putting on my helmet, - go ahead, baby, play with your peers instead. - I looked at her, smiling slightly, and sat on the motorcycle, starting it, - bye, girl.

I am 25, I will soon graduate from medical university, and I am studying to be a surgeon. With this I ride a motorcycle, and I can drive a car. I never liked anyone, until one fine morning I noticed my neighbor with whom I lived for several years, she was still a baby when I moved into the house next door, but today this was already a very beautiful and charismatic girl, but I knew that she was younger than me, so I was only a friend and nothing more, although she tried to show me all sorts of signs of attention.
I am extremely smart, I like to be reserved, mysterious, I have that rudeness and possessiveness that many girls began to like. I was straightforward, and sometimes liked to use sarcasm. I turned everyone away from me, because I considered it unnecessary to fall in love with others.
I love sleep and sports. And I get along well with everyone. I am sociable, but in moderation. I know that my neighbors have a daughter who is already in high school, and that she shows me not entirely friendly signs of attention, but I always reduce her attempts at flirting to a joke, so as not to ruin our communication. I could not give her what she calls love, because I was older and more conscious than she. She was for me like the little girl I remembered when I moved into the house next door to them.
I was just afraid that I would fall in love with her if I let her get closer.