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Personal Narrative: This Girl

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This girl and I had a friendship so deep. If I thought something she said before I got a chance to. We went everywhere together. It was like we were joined at the hip in a weird way. I was always there when she needed me whether the issue was important or not so serious. I felt like I could trust her and she knew she could trust

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