Help Me (Pt. 3)

                                    

                                          


                          
Amy's POV:

                          
I pull out my cell phone frantically, texting Christina.
                          
Me: Can you come pick me up?
                          
Chris: Sure, but I though Hannah's parent's were going to drop you off.
                          
Me: Things happened.
                          
Chris: Are you sure you want me to come?
                          
Me: Yes, please, and quick!
                          
Chris: Okay, be there in 15.
                          
I pace in front of Hannah's front door as I wait for Christina's car.
                          
Once she arrives, I hop into the passenger seat and hope Christina doesn't ask too many questions.
                          
"What happened?" Christina asks, turning out of Hannah's driveway.
                          
"W... what do you mean?"
                          
"I'm picking you up early. Something had to have happened. Plus, you even texted, 'things happened'."
                          
"I guess they just aren't real friends," I tell her, changing my position so I'm staring out the window.
                          
"Aw, Ames!" she pulls into the nearest parking lot, and gives me a quick hug before shifting in her seat to look at me. I can tell she's about to rant. "How do you feel about it?"

                          
"I'm not sure. Conflicted, I guess."
                          
"Conflicted? How?"
                          
"I feel that I wasn't good enough to be their friend, but at the same time I feel that they just weren't right me for me."
                          
"Amy!" Here comes the rant. "Amy, you are good enough in every way, shape, and form and I hate it when and if you think otherwise. If they don't want to be your friend, well, their loss. I know you're having trouble finding real friends, but rest assured, your time will come and you will find your forever friend. In the meantime, however, you have me and the rest of your sisters to spend time and create everlasting bonds with. They are guaranteed forever friends. Again, Ames, you are good enough just the way you came into this world, and just because this friendship didn't work out doesn't mean others won't. You don't need to change to fit others standards. Okay?"
                          
I smile and look back at Christina, who opens her arms. We hug, and once we break apart, she kisses me on the forehead and we're back on the road.
                          
--One month later--
                          
"Christina! We're going to be late!" 
                          
It was my first sleepover at Caylie's house. I met her a few weeks ago, when she moved here from Wisconsin.
                          
When Christina and I are in the car, I notice she has tears in her eyes.
                          
"Chris? What's wrong?"
                          
"Nothing, I'm just happy you've found a new friend. Your last sleepover didn't go so well."
                          
"I remember, you don't need to remind me."
                          
Christina chuckles lightly. "Your friend, Caylie, seems like a nice person."
                          
"She is," I nod, smiling.
                          
"I'm glad."
                          
--The next morning--
                          
"How was it, Ames?" Christina questions. She had just picked me up from Caylie's.
                          
"It was SPECTACULAR. We have so much more in common than we thought! We both enjoy reading- a lot, we're both people persons, we're both outgoing and bubbly, and obviosly, we're both below average height!" I exclaim.
                          
"Good to hear. I assume this isn't the last of Caylie."
                          
"We are TOTALLY destined to be friends."
                          
"I can see that," Christina smiles.
                          
A/N:
                          
Sorry for the short chapter, I just didn't know what to do. So, what do y'all think?
                          
I used an online editor to enhance my writing, and just for fun, I'll include the enhanced version of the chapter below. I got a good laugh from it, xD
                          
<3 September :)
                          
Edited version:
                          
I pull out my mobile phone hysterically, messaging Christina. Me: Would you be able to come jolt of energy? Chris: Sure, yet I however Hannah's parent's were going to drop you off. Me: Things occurred. Chris: Would you say you are certain you need me to come? Me: Indeed, if you don't mind and brisk! Chris: OK, be there in 15. I pace before Hannah's front entryway as I sit tight for Christina's vehicle. When she shows up, I jump into the front seat and expectation Christina doesn't pose an excessive number of inquiries. "What occurred?" Christina solicits, turning out of Hannah's carport. "W... I'm not catching your meaning?" "I'm getting you early. Something needed to have occurred. In addition, you even messaged, 'things occurred'." "I surmise they simply aren't genuine companions," I advise her, changing my position so I'm gazing out the window. "Aw, Ames!" she maneuvers into the closest parking area, and gives me a snappy embrace before moving in her seat to take a gander at me. I can educate she's concerning to bluster. "What is your opinion about it?" "I don't know. Clashed, I presume." "Clashed? How?" "I feel that I wasn't adequate to be their companion, and yet I feel that they simply weren't right me for me." "Amy!" Here comes the tirade. "Amy, you are adequate inside and out, shape, and structure and I loathe it when and in the event that you suspect something. In the event that they would prefer not to be your companion, well, their misfortune. I realize you're experiencing difficulty discovering genuine companions, however have confidence, your opportunity will come and you will discover your eternity companion. Meanwhile, be that as it may, you have me and the remainder of your sisters to invest energy and make never-ending bonds with. They are ensured everlastingly companions. Once more, Ames, you are sufficient simply the manner in which you came into this world, and in light of the fact that this fellowship didn't work out doesn't mean others won't. You don't have to change to fit others gauges. Alright?" I grin and glance back at Christina, who opens her arms. We embrace, and once we break separated, she kisses me on the temple and we're back out and about. - after one month - "Christina! We will be late!" It was my first sleepover at Caylie's home. I met her half a month prior, when she moved here from Wisconsin. When Christina and I are in the vehicle, I notice she has tears in her eyes. "Chris? What's up?" "Nothing, I'm simply upbeat you've discovered another companion. Your last sleepover turned out poorly." "I recollect, you don't have to remind me." Christina laughs gently. "Your companion, Caylie, appears to be a decent individual." "She is," I gesture, grinning. "I'm happy." - The following morning- - "How was it, Ames?" Christina questions. She had recently gotten me from Caylie's. "It was MARVELOUS. We share a great deal more for all intents and purpose than we suspected! We both appreciate perusing a great deal, we're the two individuals people, we're both friendly and bubbly, and obviosly, we're both beneath normal tallness!" I shout. "Great to hear. I expect this isn't the remainder of Caylie." "We are completely bound to be companions." "I can see that," Christina grins.