I don't really expect many people to read through this whole thing, but I'll post anyway. So I'm in my second semester of college. I met two people in my history class and we became friends. I'll label one of the girls "L" and the other "T". Well for the first few weeks I talked to L a lot since she sat in the middle of us. We even got together once and studied for a test. After awhile she asked to switch seats with T. The story is kind of long, but it was for a good reason I guess. It didn't have anything to do with us being mad or anything though.

So after she switched seats I started talking to T more since she was now sitting in the middle. Since I knew both of them at this time I wanted to talk to both of them though, but I noticed L started to ignore me somewhat. She never says hello to me anymore when she comes in. Only to T and she never walks with me after class anymore (we both have to go the same direction after the class). Today we were leaving class at the same time and I was about to start talking to her, but she immediately started a conversation with this girl she doesn't even know and we end up not walking together once again. I'm starting to think she did it to avoid walking with me.

I probably seem creepy right now. Like I'm obsessed or something, but she really reminds me of a precious friend I lost touch with a long time ago. Also she was so nice to me when we first met. I could talk to her easily and that's rare for me when meeting people for the first time. I'm pretty shy.

Anyway my mom passed away a few days ago. I meant to text my aunt to tell her she had died, but I texted L instead. I apologized for texting the wrong number, but she never said anything back. Now I'm starting to think maybe she's making fun of it or something. Or would it be weird for her to text back? I'm so embarrassed and I don't want to see her in class Thursday. Do you think maybe I'm being paranoid about this whole thing of her ignoring me? Sorry if my story isn't too clear. If you read through this whole thing, thank you.