Dear Liam, I know I haven't talked to you verbally for a while, I think the last time we did speak was last year in gym class. I feel like it was partly my fault though, as I am still very nervous to talk to people, and my trust is very limited. I am sitting in the school library as I write this, though I love books and language arts, I never thought I'd find myself here, especially at this particular moment. I am currently sitting alone, away from everyone else so I could concentrate on writing to you. Most people are writing things like, "R.I.P." or "We Miss You!", however I feel like that isn't enough. Three words isn't enough, so here I am. You ever wonder what impact you would make on people if you were gone? Or what the world would be like without you? I wondered that all the time, Liam. I ask myself those questions so often, in the back of my mind it is just a tapping question waiting to be answered. However, today, it seems as though it was answered, but for some odd reason, even though I have seen the impact, even though I now know what would happen, I don't feel fulfilled enough to just stop asking. Because still, in the back of my mind I'm thinking, "But you aren't him, people care about him.", but people do care about me Liam, and people care about you too! I hope that I get to see you soon. Love, Jayden Walters.
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Dear Liam
General FictionThe story takes place after a boy suffers the loss of a loved one. He then starts writing to his friend, telling him all about his life and everything that he is going through. He has many battles and through it all, Liam is there.
