Things change so quickly. Just when you get used to something, zap! Itchanges. Just when you begin to understand someone, zap! They grow up. Thesame is happening with Katie. She changes every day; her face just becomes somuch more grown-up every time I look at her. Sometimes I have to stop pretendingI'm interested in what she's saying in order to realize that I actually aminterested. We go shopping for clothes together and I take her advice, we eatout for lunch and giggle over silly things. I just can't cast my mind back to thetime when my child stopped being a child and became a person.
by Cecelia Ahern
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Life is full of rapid changes that often catch us off guard. Just when we get comfortable with a situation or a person, everything shifts unexpectedly. This is especially true for Katie, who seems to evolve into a more mature version of herself with each passing day. It can be challenging to keep up with her growth, and moments of realization can strike when one least expects them, reminding us of how quickly time passes and how relationships transform.

These observations come to light during simple activities such as shopping or sharing meals, where there’s a blend of joy and nostalgia. The narrator reflects on the transition from childhood to adolescence, recognizing that their child is no longer just a kid but is developing into a distinct individual with her own opinions and preferences. This transformation offers both delightful moments and a sense of loss as they grapple with the change in their relationship.

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