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The narrator shares a personal secret with their best friend Sandra, believing it to be safe. However, Sandra reveals the secret to another person, leading to feelings of betrayal and hurt for the narrator. This experience teaches the narrator to be cautious about whom to trust with sensitive information.

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U Told My Secret Composition

The narrator shares a personal secret with their best friend Sandra, believing it to be safe. However, Sandra reveals the secret to another person, leading to feelings of betrayal and hurt for the narrator. This experience teaches the narrator to be cautious about whom to trust with sensitive information.

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U Told My Secret

I always thought a secret was something safe when shared with a friend. I believed that when

someone says, "I won't tell anyone," they mean it. But I was wrong. Something happened that made

me feel sad, hurt, and disappointed. It all started when I told my best friend Sandra something very

personal.

Sandra and I had been best friends since Primary Five. We did almost everything together. We sat

next to each other in class, played during break time, and even visited each other's homes. I trusted

her more than anyone else. That was why I told her the secret.

Last week, I was feeling very worried. My parents had been arguing a lot at home, and I was afraid

they might separate. I had never told anyone this before. But Sandra noticed I was quiet and asked

what was wrong. I told her everything and begged her not to tell anyone. She promised me, "Don't

worry, your secret is safe with me."

The next day at school, I noticed some students looking at me and whispering. One girl came to me

and said, "Sorry about your parents. Are they really breaking up?" I was shocked. My mouth

dropped open. How did she know?

My heart was beating fast. I felt so embarrassed. I knew I had only told one person-Sandra. I felt

tears in my eyes. I went to look for her and found her talking with some girls near the school gate. I

pulled her aside and asked, "Did you tell anyone my secret?" She looked scared and said, "I only

told Mary. I thought she would keep it to herself."

"You told my secret!" I shouted. "I trusted you!" I felt betrayed. That moment broke my heart. I

walked away quickly because I didn't want anyone to see me cry.


Later that day, I told my mother what happened. She hugged me and said, "You must be careful

who you trust. Some people don't understand how much secrets can hurt when shared."

Since then, I don't talk to Sandra like before. She has said sorry many times, but it's hard to forget

what she did. Maybe one day I will forgive her, but for now, I am still healing. I've learned that not

every friend is good at keeping secrets, and some things are better kept to yourself.

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