I stood up, and looked at my mom a way I never had before. Shes never seen me so sad in my life. I walked to my room, close the door, and slowly slid down the other side of her door. She started balling. I never thought I would be seperated from Harper. After an hour of crying, I texted Harper.
Group chat:
Me: Hey meet me at Icy Creamy
Harper: Ok I'll be there in 5 minutes
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When Harper showed up, she saw me, crying. She quickly rushed over. I looked at her the way I looked at my mom. Harper got scared. "Amaya... what's wrong?" I looked down at my toes. She sat down. "My mom said that um-" I got interrupted by me catching my breath. Harper held my hand. I looked at her. "My mom said that we have to move." Harpers encouraging smile slowly faded while processing the information. She let go of my hand. I started crying harder. She joined me. Everyone started looking st us. We left Icy Creamy and walked into the big field. They sat down in the middle of the field, and hugged each other. For hours we hung out, trying to make the most of our friendship. "Wait, when do u move?" Harper said. I looked up at her with puffy eyes. "Next week." She stopped doing our handshake and held her knees. "This isn't fair." I hugged her. More hours past. I checked my watch. It said 8:10 in a serif font. I looked at Harper, and she looked at me. We both smiled t each other and kept star gazing. For the next week, we put as much time together as we could. We did our homework together everyday, went to Icy Creamy everyday, and mostly star glazed with Harper every night. The week past in a flash. Moving day arrived. All our things were packed and inside the moving truck before getting in the truck, I ran to Harper, giving her a huge hug. We put our heads together, and cried laughed. "I'm gonna miss you." She said, letting a million tears run down her face. I cupped her face. "Promise me you wont forget me." She gave me a confuse face. "Amaya! Obviously I'm not gonna forget you! Your my bff, and that will never change! I will text and call you every day and night till I see you again." She said smiling with more tears covering her face. I laugh cried and hugged her one last time. The hug lasted 30 seconds with crying. We let go and I walked to my seat in the truck. As we drove off, I waved to Harper, hugging her dad. It was a 5 hour drive. In those five hours, I FaceTimed Harper the whole time.
