2 Feb 2012

Eonnie,

I went to Krystal’s house today. It’s huge, eonnie, just their living room is larger than our hall! I knew I was right about her being rich.

Then she brought us to her room, and trust me, I’m not even exaggerating, her room is like a freaking palace! It’s about as big as their living room, and damn, it’s classy.  She also had this fur-y mat on the floor and it was so soft, so we laid there and talked quite a lot. It’s the first time I’m talking so much to people that aren’t you, eonnie. It makes me feel like maybe I can live without you after all.

Krystal told us that she was the only daughter in the family. She had three oppas, and her parents really wanted a daughter, so they treat her like a princess. She complains that they are over-protective, and I wish I could tell her that she should know how lucky she is. And she also complains about her brothers, about how annoying they were. And then she said she hoped she had an eonnie. I think I nearly choked.

You were annoying too, eonnie. But I would do anything for you to annoy me again.

Oh, then she asked about our families. And even more oh. Seo Young and she weren’t so close after all. They only knew each other on the first day of school. How people could go from strangers to close friends within days is something I would never understand… Anyway, so Seo Young talked about her family too. She had two twin brothers, and she complains about them too. She sa