Personal Narrative-Out Of Sympathy And Outer Banks

It has been two years since I last saw you. Though only two years pass, I still remember everything. I will always remember that you were a troubled kid. Our personalities, style, thinking, dreams, taste, background are different from each other. Sometimes I wonder, how did we end up becoming best friends. Throughout the last year of middle school, a few of your friends left and betrayed you. I remember the days you were crying and felt like giving up. Maybe out of sympathy, I started to talk to you more. The more I talk to you, I found the real you. Somehow out of sympathy we created a bond. Still, you were scared, scared of me leaving and betraying. I remember we were talking about the situation and I said something with the word yet. "That yet will come true because one day, you'll leave me like everyone else did," you said. …show more content…
The influence you gave to me wasn't the greatest. Somehow, I decided to stay no matter what anyone said. I never thought that out of sympathy a friendship could develop. The fight back at the Outer Banks still affects me. I thought I should just leave you but I couldn't. I didn't want to break a promise, I also didn't want to be another person who walked out of your life. Sometimes I would look at you and think, "Why can't I leave you?" Coming to Early College was a challenge because I didn't want you to say that I left you. Every day I feel the burden of knowing I left you when I didn't have to. You remind me of my decision every day. When we talk it seems like you have something to say but you don't say. Slowly, everything fades