Baylen Levine Friends Novels & Stories

someone said from behind Luna's phone. "Why me? Do you think I'm the troublemaker?" Luna asked Elena and Rene through a video call. Occasionally, Lili glanced at Luna's phone, observing the three friends chatting while she continued to work on fixing Luna's hair. Apart from Lili and Alicia, Luna had two other friends: Elena and Rene, although their relationship wasn't as close as Lili's with Alicia. "No, that's not what I meant," Elena said. "What I meant was, if Tyler provokes your anger, you can just ignore it. After all, he's always trying to get a reaction out of you," Rene added, trying to explain Elena's point. Luna sighed.

"No, I'm busy making connections for Levine's businesses now. Better if you go to sleep and we'll see each other tomorrow. I promise I will buy you anything you want and we will eat outside, too!" I heard a giggle from the other line before she spoke. "Okay, promise, hah?! Love you, darling!" "Hmm, you, too!" I shortly replied making this Alden grimace and I chuckled after hanging up. "You hate that woman!" "I never like her, president. She's the reason why you and señorita Amy Leah got into an argument a lot before. By the way, Miss Guinevere Basile doesn't know that we accidentally found you here. She'll be surprised when she finds out that you're not dead and your childhood friend, Detect

I playfully stated. Nathan has not been the sweetest to me unlike Rael and Levi. Yet we both click to things when it comes to dark plans and whatknots and he is always the one who pushes me on my buttons and wants me to fight with someone, the friend who always cheers me up when I messed with someone—a complete different from Levi, who is always been my protector. Then Rael, my escape buddy and of course my best friend, Leigh who has been my 911. Without any second thoughts, she is always my go-to person. Well, we really have that people in our life who has different roles and pitches to control and balance our whatnots.

“Yeah, sure. Maybe next time I see Stefan, I'll make sure to ask if he has a friend for you.” “Cool,” Cali said, laughing. “We could double-date in a graveyard or something.” They both laughed. Leesa was so glad she'd gone out with Cali. She hadn't planned on talking about all this and certainly couldn't have imagined laughing about it. But she was. And she felt so much better. Cali was the best. She was so lucky to have her as a friend. Now if Rave would just get complete control of his fire, and if Stefan would agree to help Bradley and want nothing in return, and what the heck, as long as she was dreaming, if physics would come a bit easier…

he asked while greeting each of the girls. "Levy, your bar is amazing! We've already made plans to come back more often," Melissa said enthusiastically. "Whenever you want, just let me know and I'll reserve a table for you." Levy was just as friendly as his sister. "But let me introduce my friends. This is Angel, my business partner, Leonard, Michael, and Luke." We greeted everyone. They were all handsome, tall, and well-built. They all smiled in a friendly and funny way. They shamelessly complimented us and invited us to sit at their table, which we accepted.

She noticed Levian's weird smile, and was assured. Levian did care about Luna. Melody smiled, walked to the table, and explained everything. "He’s not, Lev." "Yes, he's not my boyfriend," Luna explained quickly. Levian was relieved. He smiled—this time, it looked natural. He looked at Laurence. "Oh, sorry. You must be Miss Bailey's friend." Levian noticed that Laurence was looking behind him. He turned his head and glanced at Melody, and figured it out.

“He’s my dad’s best friend, his brother. So much so that us Castelli kids grew up calling him Uncle Jude- Uncle J, for fun.” “And when he had kids, the favor was probably returned, right?” Liviana assumes. “They also became a part of your family?” “Pretty much,” Leona shrugs. “Callan is the oldest and is around Blaze’s age, so those two grew up as besties- pretty much a similar story to Amara and Lyra, except a duo became a trio when they met Damien in middle school. Those three were a headache.” “Oh, yeah,” Liviana nods, mind flashing back to the Halston man. “I remember him. Halston, right?”

He smiled at me with that practiced largesse older men use when they’re trying to buy loyalty with compliments. “Leah,” he said, voice rich and easy, “this is Stephen and Antonia Vercelli, they are family friends and long-time business partners. Their daughter’s Reine.” He nodded toward the girl beside them. Reine’s eyes flicked to me and back, a smile that didn’t reach them.

Natasha said, holding up Selene’s phone. Selene smiled faintly. “I’m starting to lose more than just things.” Natasha sat beside her and handed over her phone. “So, who’s Zayne?” she asked casually. Selene blinked. “Damien’s old friend. They have known each other way back.” Natasha scoffed. “He sounds like one of those ‘bro code’ types.” Selene laughed for the first time in hours. “You’re impossible.” Just then, the front door opened, and Evelyn walked in like she owned the room.

– Levy was direct and I wasn't expecting that. - Levy, you're very kind, we got along well and you seem like an amazing guy, but my life is kind of complicated, I'm not going to give you false hope. I don't know where this thing with Alessandro is going to lead. - Okay. But can we be friends? Have lunch every now and then, go out for a drink? Those are the things that friends do. I promise you I won't fool myself. And I confess, it's a lot of fun to annoy Mellendez and his friends. – He had a beautiful and playful smile on his face.