May be the bully's conscious was troubled and she wanted to repent. But Lisa can't understand the real reason behind her gesture, she however believes that it would have taken lot of courage to own up her bad behaviour.
"So while it may not have come exactly when I needed it most (like in the sixth grade), the apology did eventually come, and it meant something (albeit slightly diluted by the fact that it came three-and-a-half decades late). And it reaffirmed my faith that everyone has the bandwidth to evolve if they want to badly enough," said Lisa.No matter what, life moves on - some change for good, some change for worse. It's great that Lisa's childhood bully made a great choice for herself.
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