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(Amy comes to Lily’s house to visit her, and they chat about their past…)

Amy: good morning Lily, how’s you day today?
Lily: fine, thanks. So what did say you were going to tell me about on the phone?
Amy: oh, nothing really. Just that I looked through my childhood photos, and I was so short and fat! Compare to now. *laugh*
Lily: that must had been very interesting.
A: yea, it was, a lot. You know what I used to look like, do you?
L: umm… I can’t remember much now, tell me, this is going to be interesting!
A: ok, so… I was really fat and short, people used to call my pumpkin head, because my head is the biggest part of my body.
L: *burst into laughing* yes, I remember that, that was so funny, so did you get angry about it?
A: no, not at all, I love that name, it’s so cute, I don’t mind if anyone still calls me pumpkin head.
L: ok, then, From now on, I’m going to call you pumpkin head. *giggles*
A: sure. Also, I found a class photo that has both of us in it; it was when we were in year 3. It was such a good year. And let me tell you a secret, don’t tell anyone alright?
L: yep
A: that year, I had a crush on a boy and…
L: really! Who is it?! Who is it!?
A: *blush* you know the boy sits in front me, that’s him.
L: I remember, he was the cutest boy in our class. That’s why every time he looks at you, you blush into a red tomato.
A: don’t mention it, it was so embarrassing.
L: don’t worry, it was just the past. Every thing has change now. And let me tell you a secret, and you can tell no one, ok?
A: yep!
L: I had a crush on a boy in year 3 too, and that boy is the boy we were just talking about. How cool is that? We had a crush on a same boy.
A: ha ha ha, that’s cool, but I didn’t notice that.
L: he he he, at the start of year four, I found out that that boy likes none of us, he likes the girl that used to sit at the very front of the row, and you remember? The one always with the piggy tails?
A: yes, I do.
L: I don’t think she is a very nice girl at all, but all well. I think you better do now, don’t you still have to go to work this afternoon?
A: yes, indeed. Bye!
L: see you later