Childhood friend experience

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Lauren Richmond

Hey there, I'm Stephanie by name, and I just graduated from high school, and it feels so great to be finally out of high school. No more waking up early in the morning to iron your uniform and do the rest, at least for now. I already applied to further my education at the college, so the list has yet to come out.

My dad wouldn't let me go out to work, saying he could provide what I needed so I didn't need to go out to work, but at the same time, staying at home all day doing nothing wasn't my thing, so I had to talk to my mom to talk to dad for me so he would allow me to at least learn a skill, which she did, and he accepted after much persuasion.
I would be returning to my place of work by Monday. I already told my friend Jenny about it, and she was so happy because we would be working in the same place and we would be able to spend more time today.

Jenny and I have been childhood friends; we did almost everything together. I could remember back then, when we were still very little, Jenny doing something that was very funny. It was close to my birthday; I was celebrating my fifth birthday, and while my mom was setting up everything, Jenny was at my place. My nanny was getting us dressed when Jenny left and came back with a messy face. She had just used my mom's makeup, and she was looking like a masquerade. Everybody was shocked at first, but then we all began to laugh. She was quite embarrassed, but what would a child know?

There was also another time when I was ill and Jenny wouldn't want to go to school; she would stay with me all day till she fell asleep, and her mom would come take her home.
She was more than a friend to me; she was like a sister I never had, and I love her so much. Now we would be working in the same place, and we applied to the same college and prayed they would accept both of us together.

The list was released, and both our names came out on the list, and we were very happy because we wouldn't be separated from each other.

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