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But besides all that fake attention, something real changed— I truly became friends with Owen. Every morning when I arrived at school, he was already there… waiting for me. He’d wave excitedly and call me over, and we’d walk together, talking about anything and everything. Little by little, I stopped being afraid to speak. I stopped hiding. I started laughing. And eventually, we talked freely—about classes, life, annoying teachers, future dreams. We moved together like it was the most natural thing in the world. We made new friends too—people who liked us for us. We hung out during lunch, played silly games, skipped stones outside, and shared snacks. School became something I actually looked

Unbeknownst to her, this seemingly insignificant gesture was the beginning of an enduring friendship. With their combined efforts, the grand sandcastle that Jane had dreamt of finally took shape. Their classmates watched in awe as the sandcastle, a symbol of their newfound friendship, stood tall and proud in the sandbox. This unexpected collaboration marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey, one that was filled with shared dreams and countless adventures. Over the years, Jane and Mike became inseparable. They laughed together, cried together, and discovered the world together. They forged an unspoken pact, promising to stand by each other through thick and thin. This bond was a testa

They were all that I have ever known. I paused for a moment, considering a small photo frame on my nightstand. It was a picture of me, Lillie, and Elena during one of our adventures. It was the last one that we took together with our families, knowing about our friendship. I never understood what changed so much with all our families. They used to be fine with us being friends when we were kids, but the older we got, the more they kept us apart, telling us that we were too different and our kinds should never mix. I remember the first time they tried to keep us apart. I was only 12, and I was so excited to be going to see them, but as I walked out into the dining room to tell my parents wher

On the first day of school, I took the school's bus as I had never taken public bus by myself before, I did not know how to. Yeah I know it is weird that I do not know how to. If only I had known that Alice would be going to same school earlier, I could have gone with her. My stop was the last stop, I had to stand in the bus. It was my new experience. We reached school. I made few friends. When returning from school, I waited for Alice and I went with her and her two friends in a public bus. Her friends were polite. We did this all days. We studied well and travelled together. In my class, my friends were not as good as Alice's friends.

It was a pleasant surprise to discover that I was thriving academically in this new environment. During group projects and activities, I began to make new friends. For the first time, I felt welcomed me with open arms. We shared laughter, exchanged ideas, and gradually formed bonds that extended beyond the classroom. These connections added a layer of warmth to my school experience. Lunch hours became a highlight as we gathered in the bustling cafeteria. The Secret Circle members occupied a corner table, and it quickly became our unofficial headquarters. Silver, who turned out to be in the same class as me, due to her change in Majors last year, now took me in as her friend, offering to help

Adel took Olin's hand immediately. “Oh, come on. Let go. I'm not used to this.” Olin pushed Adel's hand away. “But you agreed to be friends with me. Why is that?” Adel looked at Olin in surprise. “Fine, fine. Do what you like. But don't piss me off!” They squealed with delight. But at least, Olin's heart felt relieved too. In her new school, she made new friends even though it started with a bad incident. ***

As long as she doesn’t have to go to school, she agrees with everything. During the last semester, she enjoyed going to school. She has her best friend there, attending the same class, but since her two cousins joined the school as well, although they joined the class below, Ariana felt strange every day. Recently, a lot of people avoid her or silently whisper about her whenever she is passing by.

I turned to them, grateful for their unwavering support. Curiosity etched on their faces, Tyler and Katie exchanged glances before Tyler spoke up, concern lacing his voice. "We noticed you seemed lost in your thoughts, and we came to check up on you. We heard about what happened at school and wanted to be here for you, to offer some comfort and support." A mixture of gratitude and relief flooded my being as their words sank in. It was moments like these that reminded me of the incredible friendships I had cultivated. Their genuine concern for my well-being touched my heart, filling me with a profound sense of belonging.

I said walking away with my friends ~~~ As we continued our way back to class, after the short break , Penny still groaning about how she barely ate anything, something caught my eye. A large poster pinned to the announcement board. "UPCOMING SCHOOL CAMPING TRIP! LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!" I slowed down, staring at it with mild interest. The school holding a camping trip, and this will be the first time I will attending—off course, that's if my brothers let me Penny, of course, squealed the moment she noticed it. "Oh my God, it's finally happening! I’ve been waiting for this! Camping trips are the best part of the school year!" she said, bouncing excitedly.

Filbert chimed in, "Exactly! We are true friends, and we will support each other in every situation." "Thank you, friends. I'm very lucky to have you." Daniel felt grateful to have friends like Hugo and Filbert who always gave him support. The three of them then went to look for Caroline and Marsha to ask for their help. When the recess bell rang, the crowd at school began to stir. Children ran out of their classrooms, looking for friends, or just relaxing for a moment from the tiring lessons. In the middle of the crowd, there were three boys who looked more serious than their other friends.