When five human beings in relationship called friendship were faced with changes and separation, would there be any way to get them together?

However, it was unlikely that relationship didn’t has its ups and down. We, out of other people whom they thought that we were one of the most prominent clique in campus, also had our own problems within ourselves. No, it wasn’t because one of us was dissimilar. It also wasn’t because the four of us were alike. It was, not surprisingly, because of changes. Indeed, people grew up and changes always happened, but in fact, those things were the one that shook us up, even almost tore—or even had torn—us apart.