Side by Side

By Winfield Ly

After two weeks from the break up from his first love, Jackie has been reminiscing the memories about her while his good friend, Kim, has been trying to support him to move on. Then as if fantasy meets reality, Jackie gets a second chance to try to make things right from help that he least suspects.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Winfield Ly
• Release date: Feb 18, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311899392

Winfield Ly

Winfield Ly is an aspiring writer who lives in Mississauga, Ontario. He has recently graduated from the University of Guelph with a Honours B.Sc in Biochemistry. Winfield has received an Honourable Mention in an online magazine, In The Snake, for the flash fiction contest, Autumn 2011 Snake Prize.

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Side by Side

A Short Story

By

Winfield Ly

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Copyright 2014 Winfield Ly

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Acknowledgement

I would like to thank my family and friends for the support, especially Jakob Domm, Krystin Donais, Amr El Gebali, Mylinh Tran, Jenny Vuong, and Emily Burggraaf for spending their spare time to read, edit, and offering suggestions for this story.

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I'm sorry. This is for the best between the both of us. Let's just be friends just like before.

Those were the last words that I had heard from Stephanie, my ex-girlfriend, before breaking up. It came all of a sudden, and I believed at the time that our relationship would be alright. I kept on thinking, What did I do wrong? Was it something I did?