Ambria
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Waiting. . . that was all Amber ever seamed to be doing lately. However, today was the day she would meet her best friend, Amy. This girl, she didn't know, or she claimed she didn't, but in all honesty, this was the only person on this earth that truly understood her. That ever cared about her. . . that ever made an effort to talk to her.
Please show up.
Her mind raced with the thoughts of being stood up by this so-called-friend. But, why would this girl do that? After all, Amber would have been perfectly fine with just throwing it all aside to stay at home with her animals and family.
But there was a reason these two were friends; they had more in common than you, or anyone else could have ever guessed. For one thing, each girl had grown up loving animals, horses to be exact. Each dedicated their lives to either that, or if you were like Amber, schooling. She wasn't going to throw her life away for a few good high school years - would you? No, ok, not many would. It's just school right? Just a waste of time? Wrong. School, for Amber, was much more than that; it was a way out of this miserable life she had to deal with at home. A way out of that mess. . . No, she didn't ever have it easy there; she was picked on, made fun of, pushed around, called names, oh god, the list could go on and on. She just never talked about it to anyone but Amy. . . an online friend from half way across the country!
Amber rubbed the back of her neck as she sat at the airport, awaiting someone to pick her up. Surely Amy didn't forget about her, or about today being the first time to meet each other in public. But, it was starting to look like she'd already been forgotten.
"Some friend you are," She was starting to doubt it all. To doubt the fact they were ever friends. . . maybe she was just one of those people who were messed with online too. Of course, being as negative as Amber was, this didn't surprise her. "you were supposed to be here like. . ." She glanced down to her platinum watch, only to see Amy wasn't even ten minutes late - oh, she'd overreacted. Was she really that scared of this?
Not scared, but nervous. . .