‘Come let’s play together’, Mary said.
‘I don’t want to play’, replied Kaitlin.
‘But you haven’t played with us at all this week. I want you to come.’
‘No.’
Kaitlin walked away, lost in her thoughts as she did so. She liked Mary but she could not get over what happened the week before.
‘You suck!’, Mary had shouted at her in the heat of a game in front of everyone. Kaitlin was not on a good day, admittedly. She had indeed sucked at the game. But would Mary humiliate her in front of everyone? After that, she had sucked even worse in that game.
Since then, Kaitlin did not really speak to Mary but Mary was not aware of the situation. She was not aware she had upset Kaitlin. Kaitlin did not say anything to her. She just did not say anything.
In the meantime, Gina, another friend watching the interaction today between Mary and Kaitlin, had walked up to Mary and told her what she thought might have happened, which shocked Mary. How could she be so stupid to not realize the effect of what she had said. She ran after Kaitlin, who was sitting on a bench in a park.
‘I thought you would never come’, said Kaitlin.
‘I wish you had told me’, said Mary.
Now the words that were hiding behind their lips had come out. That fixed the situation.
loved the story, really sometimes do somethings and realize that later.
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Yes! Thank you for your kind comment!
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🙈❣️🌷🌱🌱🌱
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It’s nice when the words hiding behind our lips can come out and make things better.
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Yes!
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My god….. this is really…. heart touching… and real…
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Thank you!
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Seeing my stories touch people makes me happy.
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That’s the greatest thing a writer should have…… n i loved ur story 💕💕😘
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The effect of words lasts so much longer than the words themselves and I really appreciate that you used a story to make the message connect. – David
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I agree! Thank you for your kind comment!
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Nicely written, not expressing leads to misunderstandings and clashes.
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Yes! Thank you!
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Brings back the agonies yet simplicity of childhood.
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That is where my inspiration was too!
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Pretty much the story of school. I’m glad it had a good ending, though. It was fun to read despite it being about a not-fun topic.
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Sometimes, the end makes the whole process look better.
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Brilliant Erbasi, very nice story friend.
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Thank you! I hope you are doing fine!
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Yeah, I am doing well how about you?
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I am doing good too. Busy with my research.
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Awesome, PhD research ir anything else?
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PhD. I did not finish that yet.
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I see, best wishes friend
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Thank you!
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Always welcome, you know Turkish drama ertugrul is so much popular in Pakistan. And at that time we friends are now sitting and talking about the history, reality and popularity of that drama. So many congratulations for that wonderful drama. Do you like it?
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I don’t usually watch Turkish dramas and I did not watch Ertugrul either. But it was very much loved in Turkey and in many other countries. It seems like you like it a lot, though, right?
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Yeah, but I have to still watch it.
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I assume there are many long episodes. You need to dedicate a lot of time to it:)
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Yeah, you are right, it’s indeed a long series.
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Like all Turkish dramas
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Good one, loved the story 🍁
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Thank you!
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