We were on a very crowded 99 bus to commercial. You: dark red hair, rocking out to your headphones. Me: Guy leaning against door sipping from a Bean Around the World paper. We smiled at each other oh briefly. You departed at Clark St. Would love to get to know you.

I know this is a longshot but am taking it either way ... I got on the skytrain on Tuesday night at metrotown and took a seat next to you. you are the most beautiful woman I have seen in this city. You wore gray boots .. blue pants ... and a gray and black jacket. you have a dermal piercing under your right eye. i love your hair it smelled so good. then u smiled and i smiled back. i was having a bad evening but that moment when you smiled was the highlight of my day. we did not talk much but u got off at joyce Collingwood and said you goin home. i wanted to ask you out so bad that night but your beauty ... your smile ... omg i was speechless as i watched you go down the stairs. i was the black dude dressed in all black and a black and red fitted cap. i would love to watch you smile again and talk maybe over a cup of coffee? or a drink or something?

I saw the most beautiful pair of glossy eyes on Tuesday May 14, 2013. Around 2pm our paths crossed, and on the back of that #7 bus heading from Kits to Downtown, I had the chance to see the prettiest girl ever with short hair. Your elegant angular visage rivalled that of Audrey Tautou in grace, Natalie Portman in youth, and Anne Hathaway in charm. As we accidentally locked eyes the first thought to cross my mind was how deep your eyes seem to go. Immediately I was mesmerized and but had forced myself to shift eyelines two inches to the left to avoid awkwardness. I suspect you noticed that, and I apologize if I had unintentionally created any discomfort in the process of mustering a will to say 'hi'. As a long time advocate of long luscious hair on girls you have shown a new light on my perspective of how beautiful a girl can be with short hair. I am humbled and speechless. And that is the tragic excuse I have come up with for not simply saying hello to you and ask for your company over coffee. That one word, hello, would've been all it took to avoid all this regret. Sadly, I had a moment of weakness and here I am, pleading to the forces of serendipity in hope that one day I'll get a chance to see those sapphire eyes between that pair of majestic rosy cheeks and the cutest short hairstyle that will forever redefine my meaning of true natural beauty. You had on an elegant dark blazer with sleeves folded up, covering what seems to be dark lace top, along with really light blue jeans. I was wearing a bright blue long sleeve v--neck from American Eagle with blue jeans and blue shoes, whilst carrying a black backpack. I originally sat facing forward on the bus until I got off just before entering Granville Bridge, but due to a change of plans I had gotten back on and had then sat on 2 empty seat facing back with my backpack on one of the seats. I hope we will see each other again. Maybe at the end of that encounter there won't be so much regret. Yours truly. ND.