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THE CURSE OF LOVE

Amy and Annie is a best friend. They know each other since they were a child. They were always together in everything they did. Actually, Amy comes from a rich family but she is quite weak in her studies. Meanwhile Annie is from a poor family but really good in her studies. Therefore, they always help each other for instance Amy will help Annie with her financial problem while Annie will help Amy in her studies. Then, both of them did well in their studies and managed to get a good job. They worked in the same place and became a good colleague.
There was once Amy confessed to Annie that she had a feeling towards one of their colleagues. That person was Daniel, the most handsome guy in their office. She told everything about how he admired Daniel and loves him a lot. However, she did not know that actually, Annie also had a feeling towards Daniel. She never told Amy that they actually fell in love with the same guy as she afraid that Amy will get mad with her. Therefore, she just kept it herself and pretended to be happy for Amy.
One day, Amy saw Daniel was talking to Annie and they seemed so friendly. They talked for quite a time and never noticed that Amy was around. Amy was so jealous and felt betrayed by her own best friend. From that moment, she was so cold with Annie and tried to avoid her most of the time. On the same time, Annie felt so sad and so confused with Amy’s attitude. She would like to confront her but she had no chance as Amy always avoid her.
A week later, Annie went to Amy’s house and confronted her. She asked if she had done something that hurt Amy’s feeling and apologized for everything that she had done. After quite a long silence, Amy started to tell everything. She was so mad and accused Annie as a betrayer. In fact, she said that she really hate her and did not want to see her face again. At the end of the conversation, she told Annie that after this, she has no more friends that named Annie in her life.

Annie was hurt badly with Amy’s word and she cried her heart out. She ran out from Amy’s house and got her car. She drove as fast as she could and cried all the way. On the way back to her house, she speed her car until she lost control of it. Unfortunately, there was a lorry that was coming from the opposite road and the driver was not ready to stop his car. Therefore, the lorry hit Annie’s car and exploded. The people near them tried to help and got Annie out of her car as the driver had passed away.
While they were waiting for the ambulance, one of the people had found Amy’s business card in Annie’s handbag and called her up to inform her about the accident. Amy was so shocked and came to the location after he picked up the call. Amy blamed herself for everything that had happened to Annie. She felt so guilty and get Annie to her arm as she reached the location. She apologized to Annie and admitted that she was a bad friend.
On Annie’s last breath, she told Amy that Daniel actually fall in love with her. He talked with her that day just to ask about Amy. She also told that actually she also had the same feeling towards Daniel but she just kept it in her as she knew about Amy’s feeling towards Daniel. Lastly, she told Amy that she loves her so much and thanked her for being her best friend. After that, she closed her eyes and Amy knew that those eyes will not be opened anymore after this. She cried badly as she was so regretted about what she had done to her own best friend.
After the accident, Amy seemed very depressed as she cannot accept the fact that Annie had passed away and became insane. At the end, she was placed in the mental asylum and did not show any response towards the therapy that she had went through in the hospital. Thus, the specialist doctor had clarified that Amy will not recover for the rest of her life.

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