A Poem For My Best Friend Novels & Stories

It was almost all the books on my reading wish list. “How did you…” “You left your book search history on my laptop, so… I might have peaked and decided to get you all the ones I could find. You have always been the nerd.” Tears clouded my eyes and I ran towards her and wrapped my arms around her. “You are the best. Thank you! I don’t know…” Tears choked my voice and she patted me softly on the back. “No need to be a sad sack of potatoes. You have been an awesome friend to me you also had a hard time on the business trip with my dad. You needed something to cheer you up.”

Rosemary, my best friend, said. ******

My tears fell as I held his hand back. Damn, I didn’t know that breaking off two decades of friendship would be more painful than a break-up. I know I still don’t have any experience when it comes to relationships, but I can tell. Jeremy has been a part of my life for two decades. He has been my friend since I was six. I wiped my tears away as I slowly moved my hand out from his grasp, but Jeremy tightened his grip on it which made my heart clench even more. It was like he has no plans on letting me go.

Which is probably why I had a best friend who thrived on the new and exciting. If only I'd known what was right around the corner….

Robert questioned. "No, the place is still the same, and our memories are too," he replied. "See, we came here a few years ago for the last time, and when we are here, we still have those days back in our hearts, and this place is the same. If a place can't change, why should I? From day 1, I felt some spark in you, and I know you were born to succeed. Even though I didn't stay with you because you would get success even if you failed, I would have stayed with you like this. I believe in friendship, which means "A friend in need is a friend indeed." See, now you can just throw a smile and everyone will be around you claiming to be your friend, but when you are in need, there will be only one

"No offense but you don't hold much weight in that department." "My friend Cole Michael told me once that when you get into deep shit with someone and you team up to make it out, chances are you become best friends for life. You are officially on my list of best friends for life and I promise to always have your back. If they fire you, I'll make them regret the day I was born." "Can you make that a poem so that I can frame it?" She laughed. "Better, let's make a contract. I'll sign it." I assured her.

Now we no longer have any secrets between us and boy does it feel good. “I know you’re my best friend, Elinda; you always have been, and you would never stop being my best friend. I love you so much, girl.” I said, and she began jumping happily. We both laughed, did our signature bestie handshake, and fell on the bed still laughing. Woah… It felt good not to be thinking about the problems hanging over my head. I didn’t want to think of the possibilities that I might have lost my job and the contract forever.

"Is there a point to this conversation?" Julian sighed. "I am worried about you. You are my best friend. You have been acting strange for weeks." "I am fine." "You are lying." I met his eyes. "I am not lying. I am just tired. It has been a long year." Julian studied me. Then he nodded slowly. "Okay. But if something is going on, you can tell me. That is what friends are for." Friends. He had no idea. "I know," I said.

My friend cried, hugging me. “You're never going to regret this.” Well, what if I did?