person A: I lost my best friend last year when he moved to Chicago because he got accepted into a master's program_comma_ and he made me feel like our friendship meant nothing since he was going on to do bigger and better things. 
person B: That can be pretty hard to swallow_comma_ do you stay in touch? It's easier these days with the likes of social media. How do you fill that void?
person A: We don't really stay in touch anymore. He and his fiance invited me to their wedding_comma_ though. He's not a social media person_comma_ and I'm not either_comma_ so we've basically lost touch. I haven't filled the void_comma_ unfortunately_comma_ but I feel okay about it now. 
person B: That's such a shame_comma_ we grieve any kind of loss_comma_ I suppose. Perhaps the wedding would bring you closer together?
person A: Maybe it will. I'm not sure_comma_ but I feel more happy for him now than I do envious and hurt. So_comma_ whatever happens_comma_ happens. It's okay. 
person B: I hope it works out for you_comma_ life is too short. Fill your life with wonderful things and wonderful things will surely happen.