Crushing a Friendship

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  • Maggie
  • and
  • Alicia
  • are
  • friends,
  • meeting
  • on
  • a
  • job
  • where
  • Alicia
  • was
  • a
  • temporary
  • worker.
  • They
  • remained
  • friends
  • after
  • Alicia’s
  • two-month
  • temporary
  • job
  • was
  • over.
  • Alicia
  • went
  • on
  • to
  • start
  • her
  • own
  • business
  • as
  • a
  • public
  • relations
  • specialist,
  • freelance
  • writer
  • and
  • photographer
  • specializing
  • in
  • the
  • travel
  • industry.
  • Being
  • in
  • the
  • industry
  • Alicia
  • got
  • a
  • number
  • of
  • subsidized
  • trips
  • and
  • would
  • ask
  • Maggie
  • to
  • go
  • along
  • as
  • her
  • assistant.
  • Later,
  • when
  • Maggie
  • became
  • unemployed,
  • she
  • volunteered
  • to
  • help
  • Alicia
  • in
  • exchange
  • for
  • the
  • travel.
  • Both
  • women
  • became
  • very
  • concerned
  • about
  • their
  • health—and
  • their
  • looks—so
  • would
  • oftentimes
  • talk
  • about
  • eating
  • healthier.
  • When
  • Alicia
  • gave
  • Maggie
  • a
  • book
  • on
  • healthy
  • eating
  • that
  • she
  • truly
  • thought
  • she
  • would
  • enjoy,
  • Maggie
  • turned
  • on
  • Alicia
  • and
  • never
  • wanted
  • to
  • see
  • or
  • speak
  • to
  • her
  • again.
  • Although
  • Alicia
  • tried
  • asking
  • her
  • what
  • happened,
  • Maggie
  • was
  • adamant
  • on
  • having
  • no
  • contact
  • with
  • Alicia,
  • except
  • for
  • the
  • one
  • time
  • she
  • sent
  • her
  • a
  • letter
  • asking
  • her
  • for
  • money
  • owed
  • to
  • her
  • for
  • accompanying
  • her
  • on
  • her
  • trip
  • and
  • assisting
  • her
  • with
  • office
  • work,
  • although
  • that
  • was
  • never
  • the
  • agreement,
  • and
  • which
  • Alicia
  • ignored.While
  • Maggie
  • and
  • Alicia
  • travelled,
  • Maggie
  • was
  • married
  • and
  • Alicia
  • was
  • not,
  • but
  • Maggie
  • would
  • still
  • flirt
  • and
  • would
  • get
  • jealous
  • when
  • some
  • guy
  • would
  • hit
  • on
  • Alicia
  • that
  • Maggie
  • had
  • her
  • eye
  • on.
  • On
  • one
  • trip
  • she
  • wouldn’t
  • speak
  • to
  • Alicia
  • for
  • the
  • remainder
  • of
  • the
  • trip
  • even
  • though
  • they
  • shared
  • the
  • same
  • suite.
  • Maggie
  • on
  • numerous
  • occasions
  • made
  • Alicia
  • swear
  • she
  • would
  • never
  • tell
  • Maggie’s
  • husband
  • of
  • any
  • of
  • her
  • infidelities.Upon
  • further
  • investigation,
  • Alicia
  • discovered
  • that
  • about
  • the
  • time
  • Maggie
  • was
  • asking
  • her
  • for
  • money,
  • that
  • her
  • husband
  • was
  • unemployed,
  • and
  • they
  • were
  • having
  • marital problems.
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