Amigos Novels & Stories

– L Shoot. – S So, my mates and I have officially formed a pack now. It’s called Moonveil Pride. – L Ooooh, fancy. Congrats! What’s the question? – S Well… would you and your mates consider joining? – L Wait, seriously? Do you want us to be part of your pack? – S Of course. You’re my best friend, Simone. I trust you more than anyone, and having you and your mates with us would make it feel… complete. – L

Thanks to Jamie. "Do you mind watching a movie with me tomorrow? I’ve got a lot of Marvel and anime stacked up... your favorites." "I’d love to. I wish Rhea were here too; she’s a fan like me," she chuckled. Jamie glanced at her expression. "She seems like a really nice person. Your face lights up when you talk about her." "We’ve been friends forever. She’s been my rock since high school." He nudged her playfully. "Hey, I might get a little jealous if she comes and you spend all your time with her," Jamie teased.

he greeted me with a smile, opening his arms for a hug. I embraced him tightly before pulling away, returning his smile. "Hi, Jake," I responded. He gallantly opened the car door for me, and as I got in, I was greeted by my other friends. Their presence immediately lifted my spirits. "Hi, Chloe," they all chimed in as Jake settled into the seat beside me. I responded with a smile and a laugh as my friend Camilla began choking on air. We both had a knack for clumsiness, which is why we became great friends.

"What does that even mean? Kaleb, do you actually believe that you've stolen me from Samson?" "Maybe?" Kaleb shrugged. "That's ridiculous." She bit the apple, laughing. "It's not. He's a man, too," Kaleb remarked. No, Kaleb was not into her. The sweet guy was naturally nice to everyone. That's what Sasha really believed. "He is, but not as psycho as someone I know… And by that, I mean you," she replied. "And not every relationship has to involve romance; some are just pure friendship." "Sure . . . If you say so." Kaleb said, rolling his eyes as he proceeded with the cooking.

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Craig and I were on the same line of the same page about the Banks thing, and generally speaking, Craig seemed like a great guy. I was surprised by how relaxed and easygoing he was. Before I got to know Layton, I wouldn’t have thought there was one easygoing bone in his body. I definitely wouldn’t have expected his best friend to be a guy like Craig. He had an easy smile, could talk the ear off a donkey if he liked you it seemed, or listen seriously when the situation called for it. It didn’t hurt that he wasn’t an ugly guy either. In fact, he was ruggedly attractive.

His friend asked the moment he saw him entering the bar. Unlike the duke, his friend is an American who came to the United Kingdom to pursue his dreams of becoming a successful business man, he knew he came to the right as he became a friend of the duke who helped him in having his dreams comes through. The duke owes him a lot, which is what he tells everyone who asked about his closeness with the duke. “I can’t bear to see her go through this.”He waved his hands in the air.

Doesn't he want to see him? "Wow. That's sweet." - Mr. Lereño commented. He looked at Athalia .— "You have a good friend, Ms. Ramos. Keep him. There're only a few like Mr. Sebastian, who have not forgotten a friend over time." he said with a mischievous smile on his lips. Athalia just smiled. She couldn’t help but get annoyed. Doesn't she agree with what Mr. Lereño said? "Can I excuse myself? I'm just going to the comfort room." Thalia excused.

Somehow, I'd find that place and grow roots. But Jenny and I were going to clear the air. Battle it out. I couldn't keep going on like this. I needed her. She needed me. Our friendship was growing more strained with every innuendo and heated stare. We were going to talk if I had to tie her down. Holding Amber's hand, I walked into the church's community room where the Alzheimers benefit was taking place. We'd come thirty minutes early in order for Amber to set up her table, so the place was pretty quiet aside from volunteers.