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AJ’s “Not Friend”, Ollie
left a message on October 31, 2020:
Even now, four years later, I cannot bring myself to celebrate a holiday that took away one of my dearest friends. I will never forget the promise you made me make when I myself was at the end of my rope... that we would graduate together, because you didn’t want to find another “Rival”. I knew that, in your own way, you were asking me to stay alive. I know you’re gone now, but I still try for your sake. We were going to the same college... we both got accepted, we would’ve been able to hang out there. You passed, I went, and I felt too much guilt over your passing that I stopped going to class and dropped out. But, years later, I’m still fighting my own mental illness, because I promised you I’d stay alive. And I’m not going to let the love and memories you gave me, in the short time I knew you, be in vain. I will carry it with me always. I still have the rosary I got from one of the masses at school about you, and I hung it on my wall. I see you sometimes in my dreams, or in little signs, and I know you want me to move on. I know you want me to let go and say “it’s okay, it wasn’t my fault” but I can’t. I don’t know if I can ever get over the hole in my heart that you left... and what I wouldn’t give for you to be here with me today. I love you, A.J., now and always. Please rest easy. I hope that, if you can see me now, you’re proud of me.
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AJ’s “Not Friend”, Ollie
left a message on October 31, 2020:
Even now, four years later, I cannot bring myself to celebrate a holiday that took away one of my dearest friends. I will never forget the promise you made me make when I myself was at the end of my rope... that we would graduate together, because you didn’t want to find another “Rival”. I knew that, in your own way, you were asking me to stay alive. I know you’re gone now, but I still try for your sake. We were going to the same college... we both got accepted, we would’ve been able to hang out there. You passed, I went, and I felt too much guilt over your passing that I stopped going to class and dropped out. But, years later, I’m still fighting my own mental illness, because I promised you I’d stay alive. And I’m not going to let the love and memories you gave me, in the short time I knew you, be in vain. I will carry it with me always. I still have the rosary I got from one of the masses at school about you, and I hung it on my wall. I see you sometimes in my dreams, or in little signs, and I know you want me to move on. I know you want me to let go and say “it’s okay, it wasn’t my fault” but I can’t. I don’t know if I can ever get over the hole in my heart that you left... and what I wouldn’t give for you to be here with me today. I love you, A.J., now and always. Please rest easy. I hope that, if you can see me now, you’re proud of me.
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