Zipping up my black jacket, I glanced in my small mirror. I looked different.No longer young and vibrant. My face no longer smooth and hair no longer full. I didn't mind, though. I was content, and that was all that really mattered.
I was ready, too. Ready to face my best friend again.
Nodding my head in some sort of self reassurance, I grabbed my keys and a book for what I planned to do later.
As I exited my house, I walked down the brick path and made my way to where we always seem to meet now-a-days.
It was just a small walk, nothing I couldn't handle. Even though he always told me I would end up with a hunched back from sitting in my silly, old sofa crease, I would just laugh, "I'm about living in the moment, I'll deal with the consequence later," I'd reply in a joking matter.
Of course he'd just shake his head in reply and we'd move on with our day, but I guess later is now and I'm struggling to walk down a street as my consequence of not listening.
I couldn't help but crack a grin as I walked down the familiar yet oddly eerie path, reminiscing over the nostalgia of the bittersweet memories. Bitter, because they came and gone but sweet because I got to experience them.
It was always the silliest things between us that would make our friendship so beautiful and unique.
As I neared where we would be meeting, he slowly came into view.
Staying planted below a tall oak tree, he glimmered under the sun.
I tried my best to quicken my pace, but given the circumstance, I failed miserably. When I approached him, a warm feeling spread across my heart. A feeling of becoming whole again.
"Hi Phil." I whispered.
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*Hey guys! So chapter one is up and I'm very excited to publish the rest,,
As I said, this book will be short meaning only 10 or so short chapters.
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FanfictionI never wanted to lose you, and I guess with these memories held close, I never really did. Completed