"More than a stunning debut. It is the announcement of a bold new literary voice"
—Stephen Chbosky, author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Over the years we would go to school, but then we would come home and see each other. We had homework, but when we were done we would watch TV with mom. I would see you almost everyday. I thought of you as my best friend because of the experiences we went through. Since we are three years apart there is a time when you start hanging out with friends more than your sister. You finally hit that point this year. Your in your second year of college and you have a boyfriend. He changed your view on life and honestly in my opinion it’s not for the best. Though you won’t listen to me because you’re too in love with him. I know tend to be mean to him, but it’s only because I don’t know how to act around him. He acts so immature and you’ve always said that you didn’t want someone who was immature. Maybe it’s something that I don’t understand because I haven’t had my first love, but does someone actually change that much in the matter of four months of dating. I hope that one day you can see that you’re not changing for the best and can change your life around. I will always love you and I hope you know that. I will try to be a supportive sister of who you date, but I want you to know family always have good instincts on people.