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Heartbreak I’d never seen someone so beautiful. Whitney's features made me gaze in awe of her beauty. The moment she brushed past me in the hallway, I knew I had to make her mine. I was the popular guy in school. I decided to approach her. Assuming this would go routinely, I confidently asked her to the movies. Girls came easy to me. No one had denied me a date, until now. I turned and walked away. I was so embarrassed. Why did she tell me no? When I arrived at home, I played on my bed and began to think. The next few months at school was awkward. Although she had declined my date offer, we became friends. Though my feelings for her remained strong. She had no interest in me other than friendship. Everyday I pursued a chance to be with her.

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