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I don't know what the name means, but it works on him every time. He sighs but doesn't try to change the station again. "Maybe there'll be some clue about where they're staying," she says seriously as she turns to face me. "I don't know if I can wait until tonight." Tonight. The event everyone's been waiting for forever, and I'm the only one of my friends missing out. "Wow, this whole day is going to be torture," I say. I instantly regret saying it – the smile slips from Zee's face.

"That's the longest we'll have been apart since this whole thing started." "I know," I say, something heavier settling in my chest at the reminder. "We'll video call constantly. And you'll be deep into regionals prep the entire time anyway, so it's not like either of us will have much spare time to miss each other properly." "I'll still miss you," she says. "Constantly, probably." "Same," I admit. "Already dreading it, if I'm honest."

She’ll miss her friends, parties, her fun joyful life and her family. ‘I’ll miss you’ She whispered to the buildings and pictured everything with her eyes so that she can remember them till her next time here.

“I'm sorry, but can I see her? I came all the way here to meet my best friend again,“ She pleaded. My heart clenched at her request. She was so optimistic and oozing excitement over her 'supposed' reunion with Hara. It was hard to crush all that excitement by telling her that Hara was missing. “She's not here, is she?“ Her excitement faded and she was all shades of anxious. She sure was astute. “No, I'm afraid she isn't.“ Meeting her gaze and bracing myself, I added, “Hara's missing.“ “Not again,“ She muffled a sob.

fuck, i miss everything about her. I miss the feeling of being with her, and each passing day it's getting even more worse. I don't feel the excitement of going to college anymore as I know that there's no one who can get my attention like her. I expect nothing that awakens my interest to go to college. I no longer feel the rush inside me to get ready and reach college before she does because I like waiting for her, and when she walks in with those cute tiny steps I would smile like an idiot watching her waving at me. my soul has lost that ignited fire of it, without her around me.

“She usually comes around 7:30, she would never miss a day of school Ty. “Maybe she’s coming late, like we’re gonna be if we don’t hurry up.” “This doesn’t feel right Tyler, something happened I just know it.” “She’ll show up. . .trust me.” But she never did, weeks had gone by and there wasn’t a trace of Hailee to be found. Hailee was missing. . . / / /

I asked. She shook her head. "Yes, and I can tell you that the Gruk we know was the exact opposite with Meredith,” she said and stared into space with pain in her eyes. “Am sorry,” I whispered. I knew she would be missing her. She shook her head and gave me a smile. "No, it's fine. I miss her sometimes, but it's okay,” she said. “Good luck,” she said and walked away.

Leaving my life here behind wasn't easy on me either. "Come here,"i pulled her in for a hug. "I'm gonna miss you like hell. I'll miss you, babygirl,"she sniffled and I sighed, trying hard not to tear up as well. "We'll be fine,okay? We'll call everyday like you said. FaceTime,"I repeated her words. "That shit doesn't level up to the real thing,"she snorted tearfully. "Yeah, but that's our best option right now,"I spoke as a matter of fact.

I said Shegave me a weak smile. “I’m nervous., What if he doesn’t come?” “He will.” I said firmly “But you don’t know that. What if something happens and he doesn’t make it.” “Because if you sent someone you loved a message saying you wanted to see him…” I looked at her. “…would you stay away?” Her eyes filled with tears. “No.” “Exactly.” She lowered her gaze. “I’ve missed him. I’ve missed him so much.”

“Yeah. I’m just overwhelmed, I guess.” “Me too. That’s why I stared at you like an idiot.” I heard her laugh again. I drew a deep breath to hold my emotion at bay. I wished I was with her and watched her as she laughed. “God, I miss you, Storm. Just give me a few days. Then we can meet wherever you want.” “I’ll give you an update on my schedule.” “Thank you. How are you?” “I’m good. It’s just felt different without you here, like something is missing.”