Hey, my best

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Anywhere I go, I know I'll always find you when I need someone to talk to. That's why you've been my best friend.

 "What a wonderful relation we had, why did you have to destroy that ?"

 Yes, it was my fault. I tried to mould our relationship into something 'permanent'. How would I have known, the word 'permanent' had lost it's relevance!

 And permanence doesn't need a usual, time-tested mould to manifest itself.

 I'm happy that you're still there. You never went away. That's what most of them do. They leave.

 But whatever happens, I know I'll be able to come back to you. And you'll listen to me.

 Thanks my nameless best friend! And cheers to an unorthodox happy life!

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