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"When we were in middle school, the three of us were inseparable. We would spend every moment together, whether it was studying, playing sports, or just hanging out. But our favorite activity was to sit on the railing overlooking the distant port town, and watch the stars for hours. As the sun set behind the trees, we would joke around and talk about our hopes and dreams. The constellations above us were like a map to our futures, each star shining bright on its own, but together creating a dazzling display.

After we graduated, we all went to different high schools, and we drifted apart. We made new friends and pursued different interests, and our nightly stargazing sessions became a distant memory. A couple of years later, we found ourselves back in our old spot, the setting sun was just as beautiful as we remembered, with the sky painted in shades of orange and pink, and the sound of waves crashing against the shore in the distance. We talked for hours, catching up on each other's lives, and sharing stories about our new friends and experiences. Even though we were no longer as close as we once were, there was a sense of familiarity and comfort in each other's company as we looked up at the same far away lights.

As I sat there with my two best friends, I couldn't help but smile at the memories flooding back. The way we used to joke around and make silly faces at each other was just like old times. And even though we had all grown up and gone our separate ways, it felt like no time had passed at all.

The stars twinkled above us like little diamonds in the sky, the soft breeze carried the sweet scent of flowers and our laughter echoed through the forest again. We were lost in our own little world, just like we used to be. It was as if nothing had changed, and we were still those three middle school girls sitting on a railing, watching the stars and dreaming about the future. We were different now, but our friendship was still there, just like the stars shining in the night sky.”

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"When we were in middle school, the three of us were inseparable. We would spend every moment together, whether it was studying, playing sports, or just hanging out. But our favorite activity was to sit on the railing overlooking the distant port town, and watch the stars for hours. As the sun set behind the trees, we would joke around and talk about our hopes and dreams. The constellations above us were like a map to our futures, each star shining bright on its own, but together creating a dazzling display.

After we graduated, we all went to different high schools, and we drifted apart. We made new friends and pursued different interests, and our nightly stargazing sessions became a distant memory. A couple of years later, we found ourselves back in our old spot, the setting sun was just as beautiful as we remembered, with the sky painted in shades of orange and pink, and the sound of waves crashing against the shore in the distance. We talked for hours, catching up on each other's lives, and sharing stories about our new friends and experiences. Even though we were no longer as close as we once were, there was a sense of familiarity and comfort in each other's company as we looked up at the same far away lights.

As I sat there with my two best friends, I couldn't help but smile at the memories flooding back. The way we used to joke around and make silly faces at each other was just like old times. And even though we had all grown up and gone our separate ways, it felt like no time had passed at all.

The stars twinkled above us like little diamonds in the sky, the soft breeze carried the sweet scent of flowers and our laughter echoed through the forest again. We were lost in our own little world, just like we used to be. It was as if nothing had changed, and we were still those three middle school girls sitting on a railing, watching the stars and dreaming about the future. We were different now, but our friendship was still there, just like the stars shining in the night sky.”

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