YOU'RE MORE THAN ENOUGH ❝Waited around all day Nowhere to go with no one, nobody ❞
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Y/N'S SHAKING HANDS gripped the skateboard she had owned since she was in middle school tighter as an unhealthy idea crossed her mind. She had thought about it since she randomly found the skate under her bed, minutes before coming to the rink with Langa, Shadow and Miya. Her heart burned with frustration at not being able to seek revenge for Reki and a particular nostalgia, which she did not know she could feel for that sport, made her frown.
The girl bit her lip, to prevent herself from bursting into tears at that precise moment, as her eyes fell on the drawing of two stylized girls holding hands.
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"This skate is perfect for you, it suits your style.", Y/n's best friend commented, an amused smile on her lips perpetually. The girl gave her a confused look, "Is that supposed to be a compliment or an insult?", she asked and the blonde chuckled, "Who knows...", she replied with yet another delighted grin. "Hey! Just because you're helping me decorate it, it doesn't mean you can make fun of me like that!", Y/n called back, faking to be slightly offended to hide the importance that those moments together really had for her.
Her friend's eyes suddenly lit up, "I got an idea!", she exclaimed with her high-pitched voice and the h/c gasped, "Oh my god.", she mumbled, a little worried. The blonde ignored her, "Why don't we draw a picture of you and me together? So we will remember each other even as two angry old ladies.", she continued. "Sounds fun, I'm in.", Y/n nodded, "But I'm not that good at drawing. What about you?", she asked the blonde and she replied, "Of course I'm awful at it!", with a dazzling smile. The girl sighed, expecting that kind of behavior from her best friend, nevertheless, she took a permanent marker and grinned, "Let's do it!", she then exclaimed, before starting to draw.
They were the usual stupid beliefs you have as a kid, to think you'll be friends forever and that you'll spend the rest of your life acting like an idiot without worrying about responsibilities, but none of that was true. The two did not even imagine that high school would change them forever, just as they were unaware that their friendship would soon be shattered.
