Linda and I planned to go to the cinema on Saturday. However, her mother didn't let her go on that day 1 they were going out together. Then, we decided that we could go there on another day and Friday seemed to be a good choice. Later, my mother said we were going to be 2on Friday, so I had to tell the change to Linda. She was unhappy and said, "OK. I would rather go with my other friends." I got really 3because she thought it was my fault. It was because of her that we first had to change the date. "Am I wrong?" I asked myself.
One day, I told my 4 to my father. He suggested that I shouldn't have got angry about that little thing. He asked me to take it easy. He said, "Friends often argue (争论) about where to have a walk, when to watch a movie, what one of them said, and so on. But dear, most of the time, it's just because of little things that don't really matter. In fact, friends argue because they 5each other."
Sometimes you just happen to have small6with your friends, but that doesn't mean you're not friends any more. Right?
