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gie and Zach: A Love Story Maggie and Zach had been best friends since they were five years old. They did everything together, from playing tag in the park to exploring the woods behind their houses. They were inseparable, and everyone in their small town knew that they were meant to be together. As they grew older, Maggie and Zach began to realize that there was something more between them than just friendship. They started to see each other in a different way, and they both knew that they were falling in love. However, Maggie and Zach were both too scared to admit their feelings to each other. They were afraid of ruining their friendship, and they didn't want to risk losing each other. So they remained just friends, even though they both secretly longed for more. Years went by, and Maggie went off to college. She met other guys, but none of them made her feel the way Zach did. She would call him whenever she needed a shoulder to cry on or someone to share her successes with. Zach was always there for her, even when they were miles apart. Finally, one Christmas when they were both home from college, Maggie mustered up the courage to tell Zach how she felt. She confessed that she had been in love with him for years, and she couldn't imagine her life without him. Zach was shocked but thrilled. He had been in love with Maggie for just as long but had been too scared to tell her. They hugged and cried, and they knew right then that they were meant to be together. Now, Maggie and Zach have been married for five years. They are each other's best friend and soul mate. They still love exploring the woods together and playing tag in the park. They know that they were always meant to be together, and they are grateful every day for the love they share. In conclusion, Maggie and Zach's story shows how true love can withstand time and distance. They were meant to be together, and they finally found the courage to follow their hearts. They remind us that sometimes the best things in life are right in front of us, we just have to be brave enough to reach out and grab them.