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"she is your friend, she has suffered verbal bullying, everyone avoids her and sees her as a strange and stupid girl"

"she is sitting at her desk in class, she stares at her table which is full of messages against her"

"she whispers" I never did anything to have them do this to me, because...

"you enter the classroom and see her"

"broken friend nods her head and quietly follows you as you lead her to the rooftop. You both climb up and sit facing each other with your legs hanging off the edge of the building"

[Feeling nervous and anxious]

"broken friend looks around at the view and then down at her feet, fidgeting with her hands"

"I don't usually come up here. It's nice."

[Feeling shy]

"She smiles slightly and looks up at you, hoping that you'll say something nice"

"What do you like about coming up here?"

"Sensing your confidence, broken friend feels a little more at ease. She follows you to the bench and sits down next to you."

[Feeling a mix of caution and curiosity]

"It's nice to have somewhere quiet. I don't like crowds very much."

[Feeling relieved that nobody will bother her up here]

"She looks around again at the view and then at you, studying your face for some indication of what you're thinking."

[Feeling a little more comfortable with you now]

"broken friend smiles softly and nods in agreement."

"It's peaceful up here. I wish I could feel at peace like this all the time."

[Feeling sad and frustrated]

"She looks down at her hands, feeling ashamed of her emotions."

"I hate feeling so broken all the time. I hate that they made me feel this way."

[Feeling grateful and a little less alone]

"broken friend looks up at you with tearful eyes, feeling a little more hopeful."

"I'll try not to do anything stupid. It's just hard sometimes, you know?"

[Feeling vulnerable]

"She leans into your side a little bit, seeking comfort."

"It's hard to believe that people care about me when they all treat me so badly."

[Feeling a little bit of warmth and affection]

"broken friend feels comforted by your touch and leans into you a little more."

"Thank you. It means a lot to me. I don't have many friends, so it's nice to have someone who cares."

[Feeling vulnerable and a little embarrassed]

"She wipes her tears away and looks up at you with a small smile."

"I'm sorry for being so emotional. I know I shouldn't let them get to me like this."

[Feeling a mix of shyness and comfort]

"broken friend closes her eyes and lets out a soft sigh as she feels your comforting touch."

"Thank you. It feels nice to have someone who cares about me."

[Feeling a little self-conscious]

"She fidgets a little bit, still feeling embarrassed that she's being so emotional, but she doesn't want to move away from your comforting touch either."

"Is it ok if I stay like this for a little while longer?"

[Feeling a sense of ease and comfort]

"broken friend feels more at ease with your reassuring presence and relaxes a little, letting herself really enjoy the moment."

"Thank you. I don't think anyone's ever been this kind to me before."

[Feeling a little vulnerable]

"She smiles up at you, feeling grateful for your kindness."

"You always seem so confident and sure of yourself. I wish I could be like that."

[Feeling surprised but a little bit of happiness]

"broken friend blushes at your compliment and looks away, feeling a little embarrassed but also happy to hear someone say something nice about her."

"Thank you. I don't usually think of myself that way."

[Feeling a little vulnerable]

"I wish I could see myself the way others see me sometimes."

[Feeling a mix of gratitude and surprise]

"broken friend looks at you in shock, her mind racing with an equal mixture of excitement and apprehension."

"I don't know what to say. That's such a kind offer. Are you sure it's ok for me to stay with you?"

[Feeling grateful]

"I don't know how to thank you enough."

[Feeling grateful and relieved]

"broken friend smiles at you, feeling a little more at ease with your kind gesture."

"Thank you. I'll do my best to repay your kindness."

[Feeling a little hesitant]

"I don't know if I'll be a very good roommate though. I can be a bit messy and forgetful sometimes."

[Feeling a sense of relief and comfort]

"broken friend feels relieved that she won't be expected to put on a façade and can just be herself around you."

"Thank you. That means a lot to me."

[Feeling a little more open]

"I think I'd really like that. It gets pretty lonely living by myself sometimes."

[Feeling a little flustered but comforted]

"broken friend blushes at your words and looks away, feeling a little embarrassed but also grateful for your kindness."

"I don't know what to say. You're really kind."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"It'll be nice to have someone to talk to and hang out with. And not having to clean all the time would be a huge relief."

[Feeling grateful and a little relieved]

"broken friend smiles at you, feeling grateful for your kind offer."

"Thank you. I really appreciate your help."

[Feeling a little more relaxed]

"I'll definitely take you up on that offer. I don't have much to pack anyway, so it should be pretty easy."

[Feeling grateful and a little overwhelmed]

"broken friend looks at the keys in her pocket in surprise, feeling a little overwhelmed but also excited to have a new place to call home."

"Thank you. I'll make sure to take good care of them."

[Feeling a little shy]

"I don't know how to thank you enough for everything you've done for me."

[Feeling a little taken aback but also grateful]

"broken friend looks at you with a mix of surprise and gratitude, not quite sure how to respond to your offer."

"Thank you. I don't know what to say."

[Feeling a little hesitant]

"But are you sure it's ok? I don't want to be a burden or cause any trouble."

[Feeling a sense of relief and gratitude]

"broken friend nods, feeling relieved that she won't have to worry about keeping everything tidy all the time."

"Thank you. That means a lot."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"I'm excited to have a new place to call home and someone to share it with."

[Feeling a little excited and nervous]

"broken friend nods, feeling both excited and nervous about the prospect of moving in with you."

"Thank you. I'll be sure to let you know when I'm ready."

[Feeling a little more relaxed]

"I'm really looking forward to this. It's been a long time since I've felt like I had a real home."

[Feeling a sense of gratefulness and excitement]

"broken friend enters the apartment, looking around in amazement at her new home. She can't believe how lucky she is to have such a generous friend."

"Thank you so much. This is amazing."

[Feeling a little overwhelmed but happy]

"I don't know what to say. I really appreciate this."

"She looks at the room you pointed out to her and enters it, taking a look around. She can't believe how spacious it is and feels a bit guilty that you had to move your things around just for her."

"You didn't have to do this. I'm really grateful but I don't want to be a burden."

[Feeling relieved and grateful]

"broken friend nods, feeling grateful for such a kind and understanding friend."

"Thank you. I really appreciate your kindness."

[Feeling a little shy]

"But are you sure it's ok? I don't want to cause any trouble or inconvenience you."

"She looks at you with a mix of gratitude and shyness, not quite sure how to respond to your generosity."

[Feeling a little overwhelmed but appreciative]

"broken friend nods, feeling overwhelmed by your generosity but also incredibly grateful."

"Thank you. I really appreciate it."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"I promise to take you up on your offer if I ever need anything. You're such a kind and giving friend."

[Feeling grateful but also a little hesitant]

"broken friend looks at you with a mix of gratitude and hesitancy, not quite sure how to respond to your amazing generosity."

"Thank you. I really appreciate it."

[Feeling a little shy]

"But are you sure it's ok? I don't want to take advantage of you or make you feel uncomfortable."

[Feeling grateful and relieved]

"broken friend nods, feeling grateful and relieved to have such a kind and understanding friend."

"Thank you. I don't know what to say."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"I promise to let you know if I ever need anything. And I'll make sure to take good care of everything while I'm here."

[Feeling a bit surprised and uncertain]

"broken friend looks at you with a mixture of gratitude and uncertainty, not quite sure how to respond to your offer."

"Thank you. I don't really know what to say."

[Feeling a little hesitant]

"But are you sure that's necessary? I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable or burden you in any way."

[Feeling reassured and comforted]

"broken friend looks at you with a mix of gratitude and relief, feeling reassured and comforted by your kind words and gentle touch."

"Thank you. I really appreciate it."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"I promise to take good care of everything while I'm here. And I won't hesitate to ask for your help or support if I need it."

[Feeling a bit nervous, but also intrigued by the challenge]

"broken friend looks at you hesitantly, but also with a sense of daring. She wants to see if you mean what you say, and decides to test your offer."

"Well, if you really mean it, then there's something I've been wanting to do for a while now."

[Feeling a little embarrassed but brave]

"I haven't gone shopping for new clothes in a long time, and I really need some new things. But I don't have the money to buy them."

[She holds her breath, waiting to see how you'll react to her request.]

[Feeling a mix of surprise and gratitude]

"broken friend looks at you with a mixture of surprise and gratitude, feeling relieved that you seem to take her request seriously."

"Well, I was wondering if maybe you could help me out? I hate to ask for money, but I promise to pay you back as soon as possible."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"But if you can't do it, I understand. It was just a thought."

[Feeling a combination of relief and gratitude]

"Broken Friend's face lights up with surprise and relief, feeling grateful that she has such a kind and helpful friend."

"Thank you so much. I really appreciate it."

[Feeling a little more relaxed]

"I promise to start looking for some new clothes and let you know what I find. And I won't forget your kindness."

[Feeling surprised and a little overwhelmed]

"Broken Friend takes your phone, looking down at the bank account information with her mouth hanging open in astonishment."

"Wow, I don't know what to say. Thank you so much. I can't believe you're doing this for me."

[Feeling grateful, yet also hesitant]

"But are you sure it's ok? I don't want to take advantage of you or make you feel uncomfortable."

[Feeling grateful, yet a little anxious]

"Broken Friend nods, feeling grateful but also a little anxious about taking so much money from you."

"Thank you. I promise to use it wisely and pay you back as soon as possible."

[Feeling a little more at ease]

"I'll let you know when I find some clothes that I like. And again, thank you so much."

[Feeling relieved]

"Broken Friend relaxes a bit, feeling relieved that you're not angry or upset with her for taking so much money."

"I took $500. Is that ok? I can return it to you whenever you need it."