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     It's graduation day. Woohoo. I should be excited huh? I'm not though. It's just, I'm going to collage in New York City, and Frank's staying here. I just can't imagine life without him.
     'Shut up!' I scolded myself mentally. 'You're talking like your never gonna see him again. Ok, now your talking to yourself inside your own head, that's not right.'
     I stoped talking to myself and began to walk to my car; I thought it might be easier if I didn't see him before I left.
     'Gerard!' I heard his sweet voice call, as he raced to catch up to me. He stoped in front of me, panting from his long sprint.
     'You weren't gonna leave without saying goodbye now, were ya?'
     He looked up at me. I just stared back as sorrow comondeered my face. I didn't know what to say.
     'Ya know, this isn't the end.'
     'I know' I answered half-heartedly.
     'Gee, please don't look so sad,' he begged. 'I promise I'll call you all the time and you can come visit on x-mas break. It might seem bad now, but you'll be done with collage before you know it. You know I won't see anyone else. I love you Gee.'
     'I know Frankie. I love you too. That's what makes it so hard. I'm just scared that something will happen and...
     'And what, Gerard? We won't see each other again?' I nodded gloomily. He took my hands in his,'I promise,' he said,' we will see each other again.' He must have seen the doubt on my face because he added,'I would gladly stay with you, forever.'
     'Is that a promise?' I questioned.
     'Now and always.' He replied. We both giggled, remembering the time we had first spoken those words to each other, way back in 9th grade.
     I pulled him close and held him tight, and for a few minutes we just stood there. Then I pressed my lips gently against his and he kissed back. The breif pressure was enough to reassure both of us. We would see each other again.
     After that we said our goodbyes and went our separate ways, for now. Both of us already dreaming of x-mass break when we would see each other again.

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     It's graduation day. Woohoo. I should be excited huh? I'm not though. It's just, I'm going to collage in New York City, and Frank's staying here. I just can't imagine life without him.
     'Shut up!' I scolded myself mentally. 'You're talking like your never gonna see him again. Ok, now your talking to yourself inside your own head, that's not right.'
     I stoped talking to myself and began to walk to my car; I thought it might be easier if I didn't see him before I left.
     'Gerard!' I heard his sweet voice call, as he raced to catch up to me. He stoped in front of me, panting from his long sprint.
     'You weren't gonna leave without saying goodbye now, were ya?'
     He looked up at me. I just stared back as sorrow comondeered my face. I didn't know what to say.
     'Ya know, this isn't the end.'
     'I know' I answered half-heartedly.
     'Gee, please don't look so sad,' he begged. 'I promise I'll call you all the time and you can come visit on x-mas break. It might seem bad now, but you'll be done with collage before you know it. You know I won't see anyone else. I love you Gee.'
     'I know Frankie. I love you too. That's what makes it so hard. I'm just scared that something will happen and...
     'And what, Gerard? We won't see each other again?' I nodded gloomily. He took my hands in his,'I promise,' he said,' we will see each other again.' He must have seen the doubt on my face because he added,'I would gladly stay with you, forever.'
     'Is that a promise?' I questioned.
     'Now and always.' He replied. We both giggled, remembering the time we had first spoken those words to each other, way back in 9th grade.
     I pulled him close and held him tight, and for a few minutes we just stood there. Then I pressed my lips gently against his and he kissed back. The breif pressure was enough to reassure both of us. We would see each other again.
     After that we said our goodbyes and went our separate ways, for now. Both of us already dreaming of x-mass break when we would see each other again.