TOXIC FRIENDS

Rachel Carlin

London Street 1264

Manchester

14 May 2016

Dear Daisy,

I have to talk to you about some issues. You don’t pick up the phone so that why I’m writing to you this letter.

At first I must say that I have other friends apart from you. I know that we had a very good friendship and we spend really funny times together, but now I can’t stand it. I spent all my time with you, and my boyfriend’s angry with me because of that, and also with you. You are a very good person, but it’s unbearable.

 I want you to continue being my friend, because I know you since we were children, and I love you and I appreciate your friendship a lot. We can still be friends, but no like now. I also want to spend my free time with Charlie, because I love him too.

 We can talk, you can phone me if you need to talk to someone, or if you want to explain me some new gossip, but not for two hours as we did before. I must study too.

I’m sure you will understand what I want to mean with this letter, you know what our friendship represents to me.