To my Little Sister
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To my Little Sister

Maybe not by blood but by heart

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To my Little Sister
Amber Fendrock

To my Little Sister,

Sisters, maybe not by blood, but I am pretty sure we were separated considered people think we look alike and are sisters. You turn 17 in a few weeks, 15 days to be exact. I watched you grow and mature these past few years and I am so proud of you and who you are becoming. I watched you struggle, break down, be happy, be excited, and most importantly I watched you change from the worse to the good.

It is amazing how we became so close... considering we said some not so nice words to each other the day we met. That night I sure as hell did not think you would become my best friend nor become my little sister. I also did not think you would continue high school. I really thought you were going to drop out. Now look at you! You are in school and getting your life together! I cannot wait for you to graduate. I will be the loudest and proudest big sister, and I bet you that you will hear me over everyone else.

The fact that people think we are biologically sisters, makes me really happy. I hope you know that my parents basically emotionally adopted you at this point so yeah... you are my little sister and now you have to deal with it. No going back now, you know too much. We act and argue like real sisters and that is what makes this so special.

I love you girl and I am so glad I am able to call you my sister.

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