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Hi, our names are Lisa, Rea, Fiona and Rea. We go to "Elena Gjika" school and we're best friends. Although we're very different from each other, there's several things which brought us together-our love for music, photography and shopping. We spend most of our free time together; we laugh together, we cry together and create a lot of fun memories together. In the future we plan to study together and we hope to continue being friends. Even though we have spent the past three years together, this is only the beginning, as we have got many more years to go. Having one another by our sides in good or in bad makes you feel safe and loved If we were to describe our friendship, we'd say it is the dearest and most precious thing that we would not trade for anything.

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