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I asked awkwardly. "O-Oh! Nothing. It just seems like you look uglier than before," He said then smirk. "You! I almost die and yet you're still pissing me off? What kind of friend are you?" I asked in disgust. "I'm just joking. Why so hotheaded? Is that the effect of the poison on you?" He said then put his arm around me on my shoulder. "Whatever! You're always fooling around!" I said as I rolled my eyes.

Friendship is like a flower which blossoms in the season of need Sana mahin __________________________________ We both exchange each other's numbers. He is quite a good friend and also popular in university. I can see girls drooling over him and shooting draggers over me but he doesn't give any expression and continues talking to me. Some girls come to join our conversation but he neglects their presence. I felt a little happy because I never made friends in the university and he was so good to me.

“As hard as it is for me, I know you’ve fallen in love with him. I know you do. I just need to know if you ever felt what I feel, but for me. Even a little.” I closed my eyes. “You know I do.” He exhaled shakily, then gave a small laugh. “Then at least I’m not crazy.” “You are,” I said softly, smiling through my tears. “Maybe,” he said again. “But only for you.” I turned to face him fully. “What has gotten over you? You talk like a poet,” I whispered. He grinned faintly. “Maybe I am. You inspire terrible poetry.” I laughed quietly, covering my face with my hand. “You’re ridiculous.”

Your faithfully, The Friend

I lоvеd both hіm аnd his ѕtunnіng gift. Hе smiled, роurіng uѕ bоth аnоthеr glаѕѕ of Pіmm’ѕ. I held mіnе оut tо hіm аѕ he rаіѕеd his оwn. “Hеrе’ѕ tо thе best friend a gау guу соuld ever fіnd. Izzy, уоu’rе mу frіеnd, my soul mate, аnd I knоw whеrеvеr wе end up іn lіfе, wе wіll аlwауѕ bе close as frіеndѕhірѕ like this lаѕt a lifetime.” I сlіnkеd my glass аgаіnѕt hіѕ аѕ a tear rоllеd dоwn mу сhееk.

Nothing mattered to us other than each other’s company. That was one of the best days of my life. I turned a few more pages. I noticed an interesting pattern about our friendship. The next poem centred round the subjects of love and trust. ‘Sometimes I run, sometimes I hide, and sometimes I’m scared of you. But what I really want is to hold you tight and be with you day and night.’ I learnt from her diary how much she eternally loved me.

I found the perfect poem to describe that. I felt a wide range of different emotions. And just like him, I could say the same as well. I missed him... deeply. It was pretty easy to admit that to my own face. I knew he put the efforts to find me poems, and it would only be fair that I do the same for him, but it seemed fate had ensured I had it covered. This has been the new thing for us, Mav texting me for the past two days, and including the link of a poem that best describes his emotions at that moment. I'd be lying if I said that I don't look forward to his text and the poems he shares.

Four months later... Over time, we became accomplices, and every day my feeling for Mr. X increased. His words warmed me and made me happy. Mr. X says: I’m sorry I didn’t talk to you yesterday. To make up for it, a poem. "You’ll know that I don’t love you and that I love you since in two ways is life, the word is a wing of silence, The fire is half cold. I love you to start loving you,

Apparently, I thought out loud and he burst into laughter with a nod and I burst into laughter. "You idiot, that's a rap line. You think you're sleek? You're not." It was his turn to be shocked, "you know the song?" "I don't give girls flowers, I'll give you good wood though, if you want me all for yourself, then darling you probably should go, there's no way I will stand in the rain. I can still make you say my name, say my name, say my name.." "Life without me might drive you insane," he continued with a full smile.

I wanted to hit the table in frustration with myself. "Isn't that enough to say that I love her?" "Love is like a piece of paper, you can tear it into pieces, but once it's broken? It will never be the same." I grinned at what he said. "Since when did you become a poet?" "It's true, dude." He chuckled at me. "I don't know." I said weakly, then tapped the table, then pressed the rim of the glass against my forehead. "Forget about Isabelle, forget about the other girls." He grinned at me.