Maybe so, maybe not. Most childhood friends have stronger bonds than best friends who met while studying at the university. However, I do not dispute the fact that some newly met friends may have stronger bonds and affection. But during ‘CRISIS’, the childhood friends have better chances of settling their odds than the new friends we meet.
How is it possible?
When childhood friends quarrel over a misunderstanding and the dust settles, they would simply go into nostalgia of their past together, possibly back to when they were six years old. When they fight and it becomes too difficult to reunite, check the cause of the CRISIS very well. Maybe, they gave the wrong reason for their fight. It does happen.
...
Our story starts...
...
monetization_on Your support is vital! Please consider making a generous donation to help us empower African writers and literature.
If you liked this story, kindly leave a comment below
By posting any content on coutales.com, you are agreeing to be bound by our terms and conditions. Kindly take note that you are entirely and solely responsible for any content you make available on this website, either by submitting a literature or by your actions in the comment sections and other part(s) of this website.
If we get notified or become aware that you have submitted any content that infringes the intellectual property rights or any proprietary rights of any third party, we may delete or amend it accordingly. We reserve the right at any time and for any reason to remove you and/or any content contributed by you.
comment Be the first to comment on this story