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Shewalked onto the green lacrosse field,
Her white shirt up against her skingave her whole figure a glow. A slight frown taking the place of her usual brightsmile.
I knew something was wrong.
She had finally been feelingbetter;
Her brunette curls were beginning to grow back,
And her cheekshad regained some of their pink.
I began to feel a tear run down my cheek,
Everything I saw was blurry,
as the thoughts in my head:
can she fightthis again?
be stronger than she's ever had to be,
or is there achance,
even a slight one,
that I will lose my best friend?
Icouldn't deal with it,
I knew what she was here to tell me,
She took astep toward me,
Took a deep breath,
And just lost control, as she jumpedinto my arms.
I didn't know what to say,
Didn't know what to think,
I knew she'd have to go through it all over again,
It was back.
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