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My Best Farewell Speech

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It was 5 am and the sun was about to rise. I had been laying still in my bed all night unable to fall asleep. I was physically here but my mind was somewhere else. My mind kept repeating the scene from 6 years back, School Farewell. That day was supposed to be one of the most memorable day of our life but it was not. The day didn’t went as I planned and I ended up breaking the heart of the girl I loved so much. Anna was my friend, not just any friend but my best friend, Girlfriend and that day I didn’t spend time with her, I broke her heart.
The farewell was winding up and I made a stupid mistake one that has distress me for the past years. I met up with my friends or that Anna didn’t like because they had treated her badly and her teased her all her life. She hated them. And I spend the whole farewell with them. I knew that this was my last week here in Pakistan but I didn’t spent time with her. After the farewell we got back to the car and left to go home. The whole way back she would not look at me nor speak to me. …show more content…

Soon the closing time came and we had to leave. We had amazing time. After I drove her back to her place, we said good-byes and I went home. The next day I tried to call her again but she did not responded as usual.
It was New Year and I wanted her to attend the annual party my family throw each year so I gave her a call and surprisingly she answered. I asked her if she would be free on the New Year eve and would like to come to my families New Year party. She came to the party and we had a great time.
She impressed my family and they fell in love with her. They still ask about her to this day. I was happy and imagined things were going great and maybe, just maybe we could be more than just friends. I wanted her to be my girlfriend. I wanted to take our relationship to the next level but it was not meant to

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