And don’t get me started on Zara! That poor girl you call a best friend…
She has no idea about anything.
How does it feel, knowing you will lose your best friends?
Well, guess what, it will feel ten times worse when all you have left is yourself.
You didn’t call your parents today, again.
Your parents probably don’t even think about you. They probably forgot about you the moment you stepped out of that house.
But here you are, still thinking about them.
Not only did you lose your parents, but you are also in the process of messing up your friendship.
And guess what, if you and Luca come together, he will realise just how much he doesn’t love you.
Then you will lose him as well.
Silly Tilly, what were you thinking, not telling Yana?
Slowly destroying your friendship, that won’t end well for you, honey.
Chapter 8
Tilly
New York is breathtaking.
I knew it would be, but there is a difference between thinking and experiencing something.
I can’t describe the feeling covering my body when I look out the window and see New York, at sunset, from above.
It’s orange and pink, and sprinkled with fairy dust.
There’s something about the view that brings tears to my eyes.
I’m sitting by the window because Yana gets sick and has to have easy access to the bathroom, and Zara likes the middle seat, which I still don’t understand.
Who am I to complain?
When we get off the plane, I feel my heart in my throat.
This is amom I made itmoment .
I can feel the excitement thrumming through my veins. It has been my dream since I was a kid to see NYC.
Everything about it is so… powerful.
New York is the place where dreams come true. It’s a big city filled with big possibilities, and I am currently standing on its ground.
What are the chances?
When we get out of the taxi that took us to the central city, I feel my heart beating faster and faster.
I love traveling with my whole heart, and dreams really do come true.
I jump in place and spin in circles around until I feel dizzy.
