Missing Summer

Missing Summer

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Mystery
I hope this letter finds you. I'm not sure if you're even reading this yet, but I feel like I'm running out of time, and I just can't keep this to myself anymore. When Summer first went missing, I tried to keep it together, you know? I kept telling myself that maybe she was just taking some time to herself or had gotten caught up in something, but deep down, I knew something was wrong. She wouldn't do this. Not to me, not to anyone. We were best friends, and she wouldn't just vanish without a word. I know I've probably said a lot of things during your investigation-things that might not make sense or even things that I don't understand. But I need you to know that I'm struggling. Every day I keep thinking about the people around her-about you questioning them and me wondering if I missed something. I've gone over every detail in my head, and the more I think about it, the more confused I become. It's clear now that Summer's disappearance wasn't random. Someone planned it. Someone took her. And I know in my heart that I haven't been completely honest. I feel guilty for not realizing it sooner.
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