Legacy (Best Friend)


If I were to pass away, I don’t know what exactly what my friends would call me. However, I know that many think of me as a goofball. That is the character I made for myself in high school. But I don’t know what they precisely think of me. Right now, my best friend has to be “J”. We play the same games together and have spent a lot of time with each other since junior year. “J” would probably say that I was a very hyper person and probably a little annoying.

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