Best Friend's Date Novels & Stories

The upscale neighborhoods giving way to more urban vibes as we drove past places Savannah used to know. She slowly adjusts her dress, trying to pull it down a bit and I clenched the wheel trying not to stare. I failed. My jaw clenched. Heat crawled up my neck, and my hands fisted at the sides, desperate to touch but too damn aware of the title we had. Best friends. "You're awfully quiet." She noted. "I'm trying not to kill your ex for organizing this date." She smiled, "You’re just mad he’s forcing you to socialize."

my voice croaked from all the laughter. I'd expected him to say something different, but he repeated what he'd said before. “I want you to go on a date with me,” he reiterated, his expression deadpanned. “You're serious,” I said, feeling rather frightened that the man I saw as my best friend pushed for something more than platonic. Before making further assumptions, I clarified myself. “What kind of date are we talking about?” “A dinner date. I've made a reservation for us at a very good restaurant already,” he replied.

"Emily, we don't want to meddle about your relationship. We know your ideal guy has been set by you already but your closeness with him is giving a different story. We just don't want you to get hurt and regret everything in the end." She's really like a mother to us. Her words keep repeating in my mind. "I know. But I only see him as a friend. And he's the same. We actually have a double date on Friday." I started telling them about Xander and Kyle's date on Friday to change the topic. The boys came into the garden to join us for tea. My friends all found their partners except me. Alora with Luke, Peggy with Jayden, Nina with Andrew and Sophie with Percy.

And frankly, I didn't want to lose her. Autumn We finally went on a date the next day. Though I wasn't sure if hanging out with your best friend and watching your boyfriend work could count as one. I took the table nearby the glass window with Jess sitting in front of me. "Bae." Jess nudged my hand on the table.

Sophie Jordan and her boyfriend, Carter Jennings, had been in a long-distance relationship for four years while studying at different universities. During the semester break, Sophie took an eight-hour train ride to North Capital University to see Carter, but he was not around. The resident advisor looked her up and down with a smile. "Are you here for Carter Jennings? He isn't here for the semester break. He won't be back for a few days." Sophie's grip on her luggage tightened. "Is there some kind of mistake? He just told me that he's in his dorm." Sophie had texted Carter just minutes ago, and he told her he was tired and wanted to take a nap in his dormitory. "I have no reason to lie.

He stood up from his seat and came over to offer me his hand. "We've got the freshman party tonight and as your best friend, I want you to be my date" I leaned forward and scrutinized his face just to be sure nothing was amiss. He had this smile on his lips as his hands were held out in front of me. Did he just say I was his best friend? What is the other thing he was asking about cause I had no idea about it. "Are you insane? When did she become your best friend?" Layla asked and laughed. "And why would you just ask someone you just met out on a date?"

That is how he shared the issues among them "So this will be all for now." He left, and so do others, except Whitney and Brett "Hey, what are you thinking about? Your boyfriend?" "Ew! I don't have, it's a waste of time, it's a date." "So who do you have a date with?" "Is not a date, it's my little friend, she is having her parents' day, so I want to go to the school to watch." "Okay, you can go, I will cover up for you."

He simpered. "Okay, my King." I nibbled on my lower lip. "God, this woman would make me go completely crazy." He breathed out. "You'll not go to a club or on any stupid romantic date with anyone, whether or not she's your best friend." I said and Amanda gasped. "She can't end that. It's something we do a lot; romantic dates as best friends." She frowned. Hames drew his eyes in askance at me and Amanda but didn't respond.

“Just do me this one favor. Distract her. I’ll owe you forever.” “Fine,” I sighed, knowing I don't want to ruin my best friend's chances of finding love. He clapped me on the shoulder like I’d just agreed to defuse a bomb instead of talk to a girl. “You’re the man. Seriously.” “Yeah, yeah,” I muttered as we walked back to the booth. We slid into the seats—Mia and Luca on one side, me and Sarah on the other. Like a double-date hostage situation. Sarah had put her phone down now and immediately angled her whole body toward me.

He was hoping she would volunteer to be his date. “I see. Actually, I may have a solution for you” he waited for her next sentence excitedly. “My best friend Brenda is actually looking for a date as well. I can set you up once both of you are free. Don’t worry I will book the place for both of you. And yes, I will take care of Penny while you’re out and about” she doesn’t know why her heart was beating fast. But somehow, she was nervous. “…” this is not what he is expecting at all.