Dear Friend,
I wish I could do more to make you feel better. I consider you my friend, but we are not really close. I am trying to get to know you, and I am trying to discover all of your quirks, hobbies, and interests. I know a majority of long-lasting friendships form after spending quite a lot of time together. However, I think time is the issue in this case. The fact that you will leave soon, because you are off to bigger and better things makes me excited for you, but I also feel sad. As I am writing this, I find difficulty in even thinking about you leaving.
I want you to feel happy, and I really do not like it when I can sense that you are being tormented by something. I am trying to be your friend – someone who is willing to make your day the brightest even when I am in the middle of a dark storm. You are not willing to let go of the pain that was caused by other people – people whom you thought you could trust. I understand that, which is why I am not trying to force our friendship. You might also just be super shy or introverted. However, I kind of don’t believe you’re really shy. I remember the day when I first spoke with you. You were helping me out with some Chemistry. Perhaps it was your warmth or sense of humor that made me feel so comfortable around you. I hope you realize that you are extremely special and that you deserve the whole world that was rightfully given to you from the beginning.
Remember that God is slow to anger and that He loves you. He promises to give you everything that you ask for as long as you give your life to Him. Time is flying by, but I want you know that I will always be praying for you. There is still some time left, but I sense that I may not have enough of it. Even if the time required for our friendship to form runs out, I have faith that God has a good future planned out just for you. I hope we cross paths in the near future – not just so that we could catch up but also so that I could make you laugh with my British/Irish accents and cat/duck noises.
Sincerely,
Your Friend
