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My Best Friend

     I have a best friend, her name is Lulu Iqlima. She is so kind and beautiful. At holiday season, I go swimming with Lulu, Zahra and Irbah.
     At the swimming pool, we swimming and playing. We are so happy that day, because finally we can have fun after doing National Exam. After swimming for one and half hour, we started to feel starving, so we buy some food in the swim area.
     Me and Lulu bought beef burgers and mineral waters, while Zahra and Irbah bought Fried Chickens. When I want to pay my beef burger, I open my bag , my wallet zipper is already opened, I feel so shock and I look to the wallet and my money is gone. I feel so panic at that time, because someone is stealing my money. I feel so starved, but I have no money. And Lulu helps me, she pay my beef burgers and minerals water and she treat me. "Thanks you so much Lulu! I'm so grateful that I have a best friend like you!" I said. I'm so thankful to god that I can have a best friend like her, she is so kind. I hope one day, I can repay her kindness.


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