Months had passed since we told each other that we liked eachother and we tried not to let too many people know.we told our closest friends and that was it. But I was beginning to get bored and I told Mackenzie "what's the point in me liking you, nothing's going to happen" then she said" yea well I was going to ask you something" my heart bet so fast I thought it was going to rip out of my chest. She said she wanted to do it in person though. The next few days we had to stay inside at recess, so on a Friday night when she couldn't wait to ask anymore , she asked me. I knew the answer form the beginning but I made her wait. I finally asked her " so what do u think my answer is going to be?" And she said "no" and I said "actually it's the opposite of that" and she was happy of course. I felt ackward though even though I felt glad that she was finally mine. I was afraid of what the kids at school would think. I'm one of those girls who tries to stay in style and be like everyone else. Of course Mackenzie was scared too but I was beyond scared. And not just for my own sake but for mine and Mackenzie's friendship, this one question kept going through my mind- what will happen to our friendship when we break up?- it was scary to think about it, and I didn't want to think about.
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