Friends

This isn't to everyone, especially all the video games I cherish and love. Just this one day, I'm going to just talk about my friends, especially Ryu Nakajima. From the very first day I met him, I knew he was a good guy. I was a lonely 6th grader that just moved to the school. I met up with a group of "friends" that he was in. I thought he was pretty cool, since it looked like he hasn't washed up in years, and had dark brown hair because of his swimming. He was just there, with his long hair that looks like it has never been combed. He was shy, very shy. He cornered away when I arrived, and looked pretty angry at the group because of their acceptableness of me. He later learned that I played video games and loved old games, so then, well he opened up, just a smidgen. He was an antisocial person, and seemed like someone that would never leave his room. We communicated and became friends and I slowly learned that he was a very passionate person. He was passionate about coding, about video games, he always strives to make a better video game. He is a person that knows his direction and will succeed. People like me will get a saddle and ride on the genius that he is for success, but remember, let nobody do that. Until next time Brian, Stay gold guys!This isn't to everyone, especially all the video games I cherish and love. Just this one day, I'm going to just talk about my friends, especially Ryu Nakajima. From the very first day I met him, I knew he was a good guy. I was a lonely 6th grader that just moved to the school. I met up with a group of "friends" that he was in. I thought he was pretty cool, since it looked like he hasn't washed up in years, and had dark brown hair because of his swimming. He was just there, with his long hair that looks like it has never been combed. He was shy, very shy. He cornered away when I arrived, and looked pretty angry at the group because of their acceptableness of me. He later learned that I played video games and loved old games, so then, well he opened up, just a smidgen. He was an antisocial person, and seemed like someone that would never leave his room. We communicated and became friends and I slowly learned that he was a very passionate person. He was passionate about coding, about video games, he always strives to make a better video game. He is a person that knows his direction and will succeed. People like me will get a saddle and ride on the genius that he is for success, but remember, let nobody do that. Until next time Brian, Stay gold guys!