61 THE REVELATION

Madison and Isabella have been friends for more than they both could remember. Right from their teens. In their third grade ever since then, they’ve been best of friends. They fought together for each other, they fought each other, reconciled together, fought about a boy in fifth grade. Went to high school together as orphans, graduated the same yeah and proceeded to college still together. But it becomes shocking when you thought that you knew a person to be a friend, you probably assume that you knew everything about the fellow and that literally you have read them like a book, and history comes and makes a mess of your knowledge. History looks you in the eye and it tells you that you actually knew nothing about the one single friend you've known for twenty, fifteen, ten or more years. It comes with its shade of heartbreak. But reconcilable when it is mutual, or without an adverse effect. Madison and Isabella have been united by a common sense of loss of parents. Absent o