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A Story of Hope and Friendship |
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When we think of tomorrow, we may envision the future or the unknown. However,
to the author, tomorrow represents hope. This is exemplified in the story of a
chance encounter with a little girl, Suki, who was a cancer patient at a
children's hospital. Initially, the author made her laugh during his daily
commute to school, but he soon found himself visiting her every day after
school. Through their time together, the author discovered that he enjoyed her
company and was not just visiting out of pity. Suki always asked, "Tomorrow?" at
the end of each visit, and the author always answered, "Yes, tomorrow."
Their friendship provided Suki with hope from day to day. When she was
discharged from the hospital, she gave the author an envelope with her email
address. In the short letter enclosed, Suki expressed her gratitude for the hope
that the author had given her. She believed that their friendship had helped her
to recover. The letter ended with the question, "Tomorrow?" followed by her
email address.
The power of tomorrow lies in the hope that it brings. The author found this
hope through his friendship with Suki. She reminded him that each day is a new
opportunity to create a better tomorrow. The author's visits gave Suki something
to look forward to each day and helped her to maintain a positive outlook on
life. Through their friendship, the author and Suki demonstrated the importance
of hope and the impact that it can have on one's life.
In conclusion, tomorrow represents hope and the possibility of a better future.
The author's chance encounter with Suki demonstrated the power of hope and the
importance of friendship. By answering Suki's question, "Tomorrow?" with a
resounding "Yes," the author provided her with hope from day to day. This story
is a testament to the power of tomorrow and the impact that hope and friendship
can have on one's life. |
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