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Margot: A Fictional Narrative

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But this is so much better than friendship. I just hope that Margot will be happy for me when she comes home for Christmas. It’s the day before Christmas Eve. Margot will be coming today, and I'm so excited! I can't wait to spend three whole days with Margot and rebuild our bond. I've missed talking with her, and being able to go to her for advice. Life without her has been tough, but I survived, and made the best of it. I even got a boyfriend! Ooooh wait, I stole Margot’s boyfriend. I don't think she’ll be angry with me, she’s a very rational person. But there is also a chance that she’ll never speak to me again. My thoughts are cut short by a knock at the door. Daddy left an hour ago to pick up Margot, so that must be them! I put aside my negativity and go to greet Margot. I run downstairs and fling open the door. “Gogo!” …show more content…

“I've missed you so much Lara Jean. How did you manage? Did you help Daddy with the things I told you? You have to tell me everything!” A smile consumes my face as I start filling Margot in on everything that has happened since she left. “Kitty had a bake sale and we made cupcakes, which smelled so good like vanilla and Daddy had to work a lot but he made us kinda bad korean food and I went on a ski trip and I… got a… boyfriend?” I start off confident, but trail off at the end of my speech, hoping that maybe she’ll look over

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