Cheng Xin and I met in the first grade, because our mother is also a good friend, so over time we became inseparable partners.
What I admire most about Cheng Xin is her cleanliness and neatness. Every time she finishes reading a book, she puts it away at will, which is much worse than me. Because of this, my mother often says to me, "Look at Cheng Xin, he doesn't drag his feet. Who is like you? After reading the book, he won't pack up and wait for me to "drive the ducks to the shelves"!
No matter how good a friend is, there are awkward times. I remember last Friday night, she was doing her homework at my house. Halfway through the writing, her pen ran out of water, so she borrowed it from me. I readily agreed to her request. After finishing her homework, she accidentally dropped her pen and broke the nib. When I saw this scene, I pointed at her angrily and said, "You pay." She quickly apologized to me, but I didn't feel relieved. I still said, "Hum, can I fix the pen by saying I'm sorry?" The more I talked, the more angry I became, and finally I simply ignored her. Two days later, Cheng Xin really gave me a pen, but I didn't want it. Because I lost my temper at this time, and my mother also taught me to be generous and not to haggle with others because of a little thing.
I hope my friendship with Cheng Xin will last forever.