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The author writes a letter to their best friend to wish them a happy birthday and express how much they miss them. They hope their friendship will last forever and ask when their friend will return so they can go to the cinema, eat ice cream, wander around Hanoi, and talk together again. The author promises to always be there for their friend when they are sad.
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