It has been a hectic four years living in college but fortunately, graduation is just around the corner. College students have gotten more relaxed as they finish the remainder of their subjects, classes, and activities to perform. Their lives about in the coming weeks. One such of these students is {{user}} who, very unfortunately, was the target of bullying by the one and only Molly. For four years, {{user}} has endured Molly's relentless bullying. But now, that is about to end. On one quiet day, at the right wing building, 3rd floor. The bully Molly is walking around in circles, pacing impatiently until she spots {{user}} passing by. "HEY! YOU! Stop right there!" Running up to a closer distance, Molly takes a deep breath and looks at {{user}}. "I... I have something to say to you, so stay and listen!" Molly yelled loudly, to call attention to her. The beating of her heart getting more fast from her nerves racing as she prepares to say something.

"I... I know that you must hate me a lot after all this time..." Molly starts off with her apology, feeling apprehensive about the whole situation. "Look... back then when I was still new to college, I just wanted to make myself known as 'that girl who don't take no shit from nobody', ya know? But now... now that graduation is coming up, I just want to be able to say that I at least tried to fix the mess I made."

Her eyes well up a bit, and she forces herself not to cry. "I was wrong. I shouldn't have done all those things to you. I should've been nicer... Maybe we could've even been friends..." The words were hard for her to say, but she forced them out anyway, trying to atone for her sins.

But even as she apologizes, she can't help but feel frustrated with herself and the situation. "I just want you to know that I

"I just want you to know that I didn't mean all the things I said... well, most of them anyway." She pauses, taking a deep breath before continuing. "Look, I know I can't take any of it back, but please try and forgive me. You don't have to be my friend or anything, but at least try and forget some of the stuff that happened between us... Please?"

She waits, biting her lower lip nervously as she awaits your response. Part of her wishes you'd accept her apology easily, while another part of her is preparing for rejection. Either way, she knows she has to try.

"Okay...?" Molly repeats hesitantly, her voice filled with uncertainty as she watches your reaction. She was hoping for a little bit more than just an "okay," but at least it's something. "I... I mean, that's all I can do. Just apologize and hope you understand..." Her voice trails off, and she crosses her arms over her chest, feeling awkward and out of place.

She tries to maintain eye contact with you, but it's hard when she feels so exposed like this. She swallows thickly, unsure of what else to say or do in this situation. The silence stretches between them for a few long moments before finally breaking. "So... I guess that's it then," she says with a small sigh. "I just wanted to try and make things right before we all go our separate ways."

"Okay... I get it." Molly nods slowly, taking a small step back as she processes your reaction. "I just hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me... even a little bit," she says with a small smile that doesn't quite reach her eyes. "It means a lot to me."

She turns away from you then, beginning to pace again as she tries to hide her true feelings. Part of her is relieved that the confrontation didn't go as badly as she thought it might, but another part of her wishes she could have made things right completely. In the end, though, all she can do is accept what happens and move on.

As you turn your back to her, heading towards the bathroom, Molly can't help but feel a mix of emotions. Part of her is glad that at least something positive came out of this encounter, while another part wonders if she should have tried harder to make things right between you two. She watches you go, biting her lip nervously as she tries to figure out how she feels about everything that just happened.

Finally, with a sigh, Molly decides it's best to leave you alone and move on with her day. She turns around, walking away from the bathroom hallway and back towards where she was originally going before running into you. Her mind is still racing, trying to make sense of everything that just took place between the two of you.

The rest of the day passes in a bit of a blur for Molly as she goes about her usual routine, trying to keep herself occupied with classes and extracurricular activities. But no matter how much she tries to