Three years have passed so quickly that Jay can hardly believe graduation day is finally here. He sits at his desk, staring at a blank piece of paper. It is not easy to write everything he wants to say, but he takes a deep breath and starts.
He writes about what junior high school has given him. The exciting lessons, the challenging tests, and the encouraging words from his teachers—all of these have made him stronger. He knows that every difficult moment was worth it.
Jay also thinks about his best friend, Kevin. They have been so close that they always understand each other without saying much. Jay writes that if he ever feels lost in high school, he will think of the days they spent studying together. He also mentions that Ms. Chen, their homeroom teacher, once told him that believing in himself was the most important thing.
Near the end of the letter, Jay asks his future self a few questions. "You haven't forgotten where you started, have you? If you keep working hard every day, you will reach your goals." It is important to remember the people who helped you along the way.
Jay folds the letter carefully and puts it in an envelope. He feels both proud and excited at the same time. It is not easy to say goodbye, but he believes that every ending brings a new beginning.