English, 22.12.2020 01:00 Ruby2480

Read the introduction to Jorge’s personal narrative, “Goodbye, My Friend.” When I was in eighth grade, my best friend’s parents told us that their family was moving away at the end of the school year. When that time finally [WOL], I decided to [WOL] her a proper sendoff: a huge surprise party! I just [WOL] her to know how much all of her friends would miss her. I invited everyone in my grade and made them promise not to tell Rebekah.

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Read the introduction to Jorge’s personal narrative, “Goodbye, My Friend.” When I was in eighth gra...