WHAT IS THE REAL SUMMER ?
I've often asked myself that very question. Do you know why? It's because I've gradually lost the ability to feel joy when summer comes around. I don't know since when I, who used to eagerly await a wonderful summer, became like this. I guess I must have been under a lot of pressure.
This summer marks my senior year , and I'll be moving up to a higher grade and attending a different school. But what I fear the most is having to say goodbye to my two closest friends. My mother once told me, "All good things must come to an end," a statement that resonates deeply with me. From the first day we met until now, we've been inseparable for four years. It's not easy to forget something so special. These two friends have been the first to make me feel valued, to make me feel like I'm a part of something beautiful called friendship.
I really want to experience another amazing summer with my friends, a summer filled with traveling everywhere and emotions overflowing in our hearts. Is it possible ? Should I give myself another chance to find a memorable summer again?
#Please leave your wonderful summer memories in the comments section.
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