Narrative Essay: Bob And Miranda's Divorce

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Bob and Miranda are best friends. They have been friends for a long time. They met when they were in the 6th grade and have been best friends ever since. They live in the busy and crowded city or New York. Busy streets and lots of tall buildings.

“Let’s go shopping!” bubbled miranda “Okay,” exclaimed Bob with excitement.
Miranda has been very happy ever since Bobs divorce one year ago. Bob wanted the divorce. Susan was a person who got jealous easily. She said it’s either me or Miranda Susan, Bob's ex wife had always been very rude and jealous even of Miranda and Bob being friends. She gets offended when Miranda doesn't have to wear makeup for her perfect skin. Susan just is jealous of Miranda because she has Bob. But don’t get confused
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I’ll call you tomorrow.”
“Okay have a nice time.”

Miranda thought to herself. If Bob is gonna write a book I want to write a book. It was to write a book of her own. She wanted to express everything into this one book. She would let Bob would read it and want to come back to see her and get together with her. After she got this idea, she started writing every day on what she felt and it turned into a great story. Of course she couldn’t publish her book into Susan’s publishing company even though that was the easiest way, she would only turn miranda's book down. So what she decided to do was post this as a blog. But this was only one blog. A 450 page blog. ******************************************* A week later a company came across the book and wanted to get it published. They called miranda and she agreed. When the book came out into stores, everyone loved it. She became a famous writer like she always wanted to be. She wrote Bob a letter attached to the copy of the book she would send him and it said Dear Bob,
I still miss you. and guess what? I wrote my own book. I don’t know if you’ve heard but this book company saw my post online. They made it into a book. A legit book. I hope your book is doing well. Well I would love for you to read
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Miranda was right the book gets better the farther you get. He sat his glass of water down and sat down to read the book. He read the title page carefully. It was entitled “The one that left New York.” Bob thought, This has to be about me. I’m the one that left New York. This was a mistake coming here. As Bob read he learned on what miranda had been hiding about her feelings. Miranda thought this book out. She really put in every detail. Bob and Miranda liked each other without either one knowing. He knew that it was a mistake leaving New york for the job. He loved Miranda and wanted to be with her. He was to go back to New York. He made plans to tell Susan.
The next day Bob left a voicemail on Susan’s phone and it said: Hey Susan. I have decided that coming here was a mistake. I need to go back. Tell the company I’m not doing the book anymore. I have to go live my life happy. So i’m flying back tonight. I’m sorry about this but I have to go home now.
That night Bob got all packed for the trip. Folding his clothes in his suitcase neatly, Bob rushed out the door to his Uber driver to drive him to the

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