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"OMG you're so beautiful and so successful and so grown up and wahhhhhhh."
It kinda hurts but you don't care because omggggggggg it's been sooooooo longgggggggg.
And you get really overwhelmed by the fact that your friend literally gets more stunning every time you see them.
And every anecdote ends "OMG I can't believe I didn't tell you that, we have sooooooo much to catch up on."
"Sorry, we got distracted by how much we love each other."
It's not that nice, and it's not that convenient for either of you, but who cares? It's your place.
You just have too much information to exchange.
"Like in English. When she actually fell off her chair. Pahahhahahahahhaha."
"So apparently she's dating a much younger guy now." "Noooooo!"
"Lucy's outrageously successful now. But I always knew she would be."
It's important to note that you're far more interested in salacious gossip than actual facts.
"Can you believe she's got a hot boyfriend now?"
So you stalk all of their wedding photos together, making note of who was invited.
And feel very, very old.
"Charlotte. She's always wanted to be a mum." "No, Sarah. She's a sneaky one."
And if one of them broke your 16-year-old heart, you have a good old bitch.
And give each other quick synopses on every single one of your family members.
Your friend knows your family and totally gets it.
"School seems like yesterday. YESTERDAY."
"I always knew we'd get where we wanted. I mean, we've always been very talented."
"Yeah, our first autobiography will be a joint one, and then we'll go our own ways."
It's been a while, and you've both revised your opinions.
Preferably with photographs to illustrate the points you're making.
"He's got two brothers, right? Both are hot?"
And there's basically no one else in the world who'd even understand why you're laughing.
Which is mostly because you speak exclusively in private jokes.
And you walk away feeling all warm inside because nothing had changed at all <3.