"We have a new student today," Mr. Kurys ecstatically said. She seemed familiar, but I couldn't pinpoint exactly why. It didn't matter to me anyway; I already had my group of friends.

"Wait a minute.... What's her name?" That's impossible! I have never met another Justyna before. From that day on, I looked at this girl through a completely different perspective.

Before I knew it, two years passed and we were now in sixth grade. Justyna & Justyna BFF was written on practically anything we could think of. Her move from Catholic school to our small public school became a huge impact on the next few years of my life. I was always over her house, if she wasn't over mine. Having different classes was fine; we always managed to meet in the bathroom or by the water fountain to discuss all the cute boys we adored. We grew with each other to the point of becoming nearly inseparable.

Now we are both seniors in high school. If you ask me where Justyna wants to go to college, I reply, "Umm, actually, I'm not sure." She has new friends now; friends that were with her that first day of high school, friends that attended that same sophomore social, those who stood by her during the dreaded oral reports, and the ones who were with her for some of the most important moments of her life.

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