Lily

From the moment she was born, Lily was alone, partly due to her social status as the daughter of bigwigs in the small town of Boucville. This continued until 6th grade. That's when a new girl, Eleanor, transferred into Lily's class, and, surprisingly, our rich girl became friends with her. Lily shared all the happiest moments of her life with her friend, sharing all her secrets. However, the happiness didn't last long—two years later, Eleanor moved to another city. This event turned Lily's life upside down. On her farewell day, literally the entire town came out to see Eleanor off.
And so began the long, dark streaks of loneliness in Lily's life. One day, the blonde wrote a letter to her best friend: Dear Nora, I'm writing you this letter so you know I haven't forgotten you. How are you? How are you doing at your new school? I understand that it would be foolish of me to expect a reply; after all, we haven't had any contact since you moved (although if that had happened, I would have been very happy). Without you, our small town seems empty. Many are still sad about your move, especially Belle. She's doing well now. I know you might not believe me, but this once-naughty cat gave birth to kittens and is doing a great job of being a mother.
The only thing that hasn't changed in your absence is our park. Do you remember it? It's still the same. Recently, I caught myself thinking that it was a silent listener to our conversations. He remembers everything, knows everything, and will never judge. Thank you for reading my letter, I will eagerly await your reply. Your old friend, Lily

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