Disconnected

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Annie and Sydney were inseparable. Together, they could do anything. They met when they were 5 and ever since then, they did everything together. That was until Sydney moved. At first Annie called her regularly, but soon they started drifting apart. Everything fell apart when the connection broke. The problem was that they were both too busy to call each other. One day Annie found the time to go shopping and there she was! Sydney was right there in front of her. They both couldn't believe their eyes, but they were overjoyed.














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  1. Mrs S27 May 2016 at 11:15

    It's sad when friends drift apart and the connection breaks. Has this happened to you, Kabelo? I hope not.

    Lovely writing. Please keep it up!

    Mrs S.

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  2. Mrs S7 June 2016 at 09:21

    It's so sad when friends move away and drift apart. I had a friend like that. She now lives in Australia, but we lost contact many years ago. I'd love to see her again. Maybe I will one day - just like in your story!

    Well written, Kabelo. Keep up the good work.

    Mrs S.

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