Goodbye

　　Tuesday, July 7th. My feelings are complicated today. Five years have passed since the first year of junior high. My friendship with her almost ended in the first year of high school. I can still recall our happy times, but more often I remember the misunderstandings and awkwardness caused by my coldness and poor communication skills. On August 1st, during the summer vacation after the second year of junior high, we went to Dongyuan Bridge to play. The journey was full of twists and turns, and happiness was hard-won. Even under the scorching sun, we still had a great time. I remember when we took a group photo, I actually struck a pose that looked like I was disgusted by you, maybe because I wasn't used to it. You pressed the button and took a selfie of us. So ugly, haha. Later, during a chat, you actually developed those photos. Several of them were stacked together, and the ugly-looking photo on the bed looked particularly good. I truly felt my importance in your heart, and from that moment on, I made up my mind to protect you. Later, due to complicated relationships and unresolved conflicts, our friendship froze at that summer of the first year of high school. I thought you would be the one to help me get through the most dreaded winter every year, but unexpectedly, you abandoned me in my favorite summer. This year, as a senior in high school, I've experienced a lot, and I'm slowly letting go. Today, by chance, we "met," and you said, "I owe you an apology, I'm sorry. I owe you a thank you, thank you." I calmly and graciously accepted every word you said and offered you words of encouragement. I'm so glad you're happy again, and your singing has become beautiful once more. The wonderful times we shared haven't been forgotten. To be honest, I used to resent, be confused, and wonder, "Why did we end up like this?" Now we both know the answer. This friendship has taught us an important lesson in our growth. For friendship to last, it must be carefully nurtured and sincerely nurtured. Labor breeds affection. I hope we can both work hard in the future and become better versions of ourselves!