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Sapphire

"I am so sorry, Sapphire."

"Hey, it's okay."

"Really, I'm such an awful friend!"

"It's okay, you didn't know, right?"

"But still, I should have been more persuasive. I knew you were stupid and I still let them get you."

"Hey!"

"I don't know if I even deserve an apology from you. My negligence has a worse impact than yours."

"It's okay. I don't mind, really."

"I'll make it up for you. I will even let you borrow my lunch tomorrow-"

"Nina?"

"Yea?"

"Shut up."

"Okay."

Sean said there was an interesting cafe in the next street that offers coffee in a very modest charge. I instantly agreed on that because standing on a street and discussing our school's gossip is unhealthy. There are so many people that might hear us.

Sean said he doesn't care if the prices are high, but it pulls me back to see him pay so much on my food. So, when we did reach there, Sean asked Brett if he wanted to join us. More like, informed him that we're out. And Brett couldn't resist himself.

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