Vasu Vasu

 

12 Feb 2025


Hi Vasu,


I alwasys know that I realized I don’t have many close or good friends in my life. Over time, I’ve met many people, and I thought some of them were close to me. For example, I thought Ravi was a good friend. Srinivas was there when I shared about my job struggles. Yogesh seemed like someone who could understand my situation, and Ajay was the one who would take me out to meet his friends for some fun times.


But after thinking about it, I realized that the only true and close friend I have is you, Vasu. No matter what my situation is whether it’s good or bad you always support and admire me. You’re my hero.


I just want to apologize if I ever took you for granted, and I want you to know how much I value you. I want you to stay in my life forever.


Happy Hug Day, Vasu! Take care.




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