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I go open the door. It was my friends. I hadn't seen them in a hot minute. I spent that whole month secluding myself from everyone. I really just wanted to be by myself.
"Hey man, how you been?"
It raised my spirits to know that someone was worrying about me. I think it's time for me to get out of the house. We all go to the bowling alley. They were all equally close to her. We spent most of the time reminiscing over times with her. It was so difficult trying to not to cry in front of them.
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3. I need a magic inhaler right now. I gotta escape from reality real quick. I refuse to believe any of this is real right now. That is not my baby in that blue box. Why out of all people is this happening to me. Everything is moving too fast right now. It feels like I’m going to pass out. We laid my heart to rest. Then we had dinner. During the whole meal, the tears were just sprinting down my face. Tears all in my mac & cheese. Mom came to console me. she wiped away all my tears.
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