To Mona.
You know, I always admired how our parents were best friend with each other. And how we grew up to be neighbors and best friends as well. They’ve been best friends since high school. And we’ve been best friends for 14 years now. Since we’ve been 2 years old. Now we’re 16, and you just let all that go away.
You threw away 14 years of our lives.
How could you?
Don’t tell your parents, Mona. And I won’t tell mine. It’s better if they’re oblivious to this, so they can go on being best friends.
So they can keep their friendship.
Not lose it, like we did.
YOU ARE READING
Nostalgic.
Teen FictionWhere a girl feels nostalgic about her old best-friend, so she texts her some of their old memories. But gets no response as she expected.
