Love Beyond Borders Scars Beyond Time

new chapter ahead, but also a tinge of sadness for leaving behind the familiarity of New York City. I had al

, but none seemed to stick out until I met Lukas, my locker mate. He didn't look American, and I soon found out that he was on

at we had a lot in common. We both loved trying new

m, we went to beautiful white sand beaches, and we tried the famous barbecue, fried catfi

ed to become roommates, sharin

student, and I knew that I had to work hard to keep up with the coursework. Lukas was

en inseparable since childhood, and now that we were apart, I felt lost without her. I missed our late-night conversa

as a reminder of our friendship. Anytime I missed her, I would look at the bracelet

rly, grab breakfast, and head to class. We would spend our afternoons studying, playing sports, or

hat we were apart for a reason, but it didn't make it any easier. I would often find myself t

ur friendship. I had chosen it carefully, selecting the perfect design because Nat i

ew that I would continue to miss her for a long time. But I also knew that our friendship was stron

as and I became closer friends, and we started to feel like a fam

up on each other's lives, sharing stories and laughter. It was lik

ed new things, and grown as a person. But most importantly, I had stayed true to my friendshi

minder of our friendship. I would never take it off, no matter what. It

ip with Nat, and I was grateful for the experiences that we had shared. I knew that our

s and rounding up my assignments so that I'd spend enough time with Nat. I asked Lukas to join me so we

mily lived in Germany, so he didn't have

h Lukas, he never turned me down neither did he make any suspicious move. I didn't think much

months already, and it feels like I've been away from her for five years