It was chemistry when we met, quite literally. We were paired together as lab partners, and a very unlikely friendship unfolded before our eyes.
You were on the fringe of the popular crowd, and I was on the fringe of the not-so-popular crowd.
We'd spend hours talking online before instant messaging was a common form of communication. It was the medium where we could tell each other anything except that we liked each other.
Our relationship and chemistry was this intangible thing that neither of us could explain nor understand. About a year out of high school we finally had the courage to tell each other how we felt, but it was too late.
We were living a thousand miles apart - literally and figuratively.
From you I learned that people should never be afraid to utter the words, "I like you," because if we wait too long the moment might pass us by.
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