Best Friend Unrequited Love Books Novels & Stories

She teased back and I shook my head "I don't have the feelings that I feel for Christian towards Dean, it's different." I said and she nodded "I understand but instead getting tired loving someone, it's better that someone love us. They won't hurt us Hailey." Lia advised "I know but I can't force my heart and just give it to Dean, I can't. I know he's so kind and perfect but I don't know what my heart doesn't beat for him." I sighed "Christian will only hurt you and as your bestfriend I'm sick that he kept hurting you." Lia looked at me and I nodded

She knew I was right in what I was saying to her and she shouldn't open her mouth to lie anymore. “I guess you are forgetting that I am your best friend. This is me telling you that I have read you like an open book and I want to tell you that you are lying to me.” I said with a low voice. “I’m not lying to you. I have been really busy” she whispered. “You’re not telling me the truth either. Don't you know how much I have missed you.” I said before I could stop myself. “I mean it,” I continued. “I miss my best friend. I miss the girl who used to tell me everything. Even the stupid things.”

“I want to know everything. How did you all fall in love with your partners?” “Oh God,” Ivy groaned, but she was smiling. “Do you really want to hear about how I fell for my brother’s best friend?” “Yes!” Emma said immediately. “All the details.” And soon I was gasping and clutching my glass of water with each of their stories. Mia’s forbidden attraction to her dad’s best friend. Emma falling for her protective and scary-looking bodyguard. Chelsea’s romance with the older lawyer who took care of her monetarily before becoming obsessive. Katie fell for her best-friend’s younger brother, who apparently had a crush on her since they were kids.

Amy I tried to hold back my tears but damn it was so fucking hard, my voice turned hoarse immediately “Is this the explanation you wanted to give me?” “Amy I…..” I shouldn't have expected anything from a bad boy like him, “Amy look, I still wanted you to be my best friend I still wanted you to be my mate it's just that I can't give you that loyalty you want” “Okay….” I nodded my head and wiped my tears, “If you want us to be best friends then of course we will continue to be best friends”

"I wish I had the guts to walk away from what we had, but I can't, because I know you won't come after me, and that's what hurts the most." [ Author's Note ] Thank you for choosing this book. -This is my second book. I am a big fan of unrequited love so wrote this book, as many of you must've guessed while reading my first book, "If Only He Knew" which is also available on GoodNovel.

I took a deep breath, "I loved my best friend and he never loved me as I did." "Unrequited love hurts the most." I nodded. And it was happening till now. Whichever boy I liked, never liked me back. To them, I was something to distract the mind, make someone jealous and then leave. "Do you still feel something for him?" "Does it matter? He's married." I didn't say anything and left her office. Getting out of the building, I faced the sky and shook my head with a smile. And I was happy he found something to rely on. That he got someone with whom he could talk for hours and share his feelings.

My goodbye was a soft promise to return as soon as I could manage my obligations, and then I left. Now, back in my own space after only a short absence, the emptiness was a palpable thing. I missed the comfort of his presence with a startling intensity. My mind was a storm of questions. What was it about him that reached so deep into my core? And why did this profound connection feel like a strange, beautiful betrayal of my friendship with Rex? I missed Rex, of course, but it was a quiet, steady feeling. I never felt this desperate, clawing need to hurry back to him. With Raymond, that need was a live wire inside me.

I'd held onto her the only way I could. Jenny hadn't been wrong the night we'd first made love. At the time, I hadn't seen it, but my ever clever best friend had. Every relationship from the time I was sixteen to when I'd moved to Myrtle was the exact opposite of what I'd truly desired. Her. So I'd sought quiet blondes who I would never truly connect with and with whom I'd never be satisfied. Then came Cara at a time when my mind recognized what I'd been missing, even if my heart hadn't, slamming home the reasons why I should stay on the wrong path.

“We can’t. We can’t be lovers. Or mates. Or anything beyond what we already are.” I blinked, trying to understand. “But... we’re meant to be. We were chosen. This bond—it’s not something you just throw away.” He sighed, rubbing the back of his neck like he was tired of the conversation. “I like what we have. I like being friends. But that’s all I can give you. I have... responsibilities.” There it was. Not him too. I swallowed the lump rising in my throat. “So... I’m good enough to be your best friend. But not your mate?” My voice barely rose above a whisper. “Say it, Rhunar. Say the real reason.”

Slowly, I closed the laptop, unable to process anything except this very unexpected information. My best friend has slept with my fiancé’s cousin. Oh holy crap. The end. Thank you all for the support since he book started, share it to other people.