Best Friends Mom Novels & Stories

"Please, Mum, help me explain that I've accepted his offer. You've already told me he's not the reason why you don't want to look for my dad. Please, help me." "Okay, I'll get back to you later and let you know his reaction." "Okay, Mum. I missed you." "I missed you too, my darling. But your friend Ava has been taking up most of your time." I laughed at her comment, only if she had known that it was my best friend's dad that was taking my precious. ************ Author's pov

Her mother nodded, "What did you think I was going to do after you told me? Send you away?" Sasha shook her head, "I don't know" she replied. "Truly, this isn't what I would have wanted for you, but there's no use crying over spilled milk, and you are not alone. You have me, and your father. You know we will do anything to help you. All you have to do is come to us. It's okay to feel this way, but I know it's going to be alright. I promise". Sasha nodded, not entirely convinced. She didn't know how everything was going to be okay, but something about the way her mom said it made her feel a bit calmer. "I don’t think dad is going to see it that way" she said,

My hand flexes around the phone and I curse under my breath. But I will fix it. I will find her. I’ll make Genevieve visible. ** The fear of losing one's best friend is a deeply profound and heartfelt emotion that many of us can relate to. Best friends are often our confidants, our pillars of support, and our partners in laughter and adventure. The mere thought of their absence can be emotionally overwhelming, as they occupy a unique and irreplaceable space in our lives. Our best friends are the ones with whom we've shared countless moments, from childhood secrets to life's most significant milestones. They've witnessed our triumphs and our failures, and they've stood by us through thick and

Vanessa’s POV My mom wiped away a tear that slipped from her gorgeous chocolate brown eyes and added, "She was a beacon of kindness and warmth. We'll miss her terribly." Frida was more than a beacon of kindness; she was a radiant force of compassion, generosity, and genuine care. Her benevolence extended beyond simple gestures, creating a palpable warmth that enveloped everyone who knew her. Frida's innate ability to connect with others on a deep, empathetic level made her a source of solace and support, fostering an environment of love and understanding.

She told him everything now. I should have deleted it immediately. Blocked the number. Turned my phone off and thrown it across the room. Anything to shut him out. But my thumb hovered over the screen, frozen, my breath coming faster. Another message popped up. Unknown: I know things are tense right now. Just wanted you to know I’m not the enemy here. I’m trying to help. Your mom loves you. She’s just stressed about money and wants what’s best for you.

I instantly felt better, that smile could heal the world. "Hi, Mom," I said as I went over to her and kissed her on the cheek. I know it might seem weird that I call my best friend's mom Mom but Amelia and I have been inseparable since kindergarten. Her mom, Tonia, became a second mother to me, a confidante, and the dispenser of the best chocolate chip cookies on the planet. Over the years, we'd shared countless sleepovers, whispered secrets, and navigated the treacherous waters of teenagehood together. Tonia had been there for every milestone, every heartbreak, and every triumph. So, calling her Mom felt natural, a reflection of the deep bond we shared.

she hissed and then walked over to me. “What is a best friend, Mommy?” Tanya asked when Tara reached us. Tara immediately carried Tanya and stared at her with a smile on her lips. “Baby, best friend is someone who’s there for you at all times no matter what happens.” Tara glanced at me and smiled. “Just like your Mimi.” the child holds Tara’s cheeks, and it’s kinda cute. “Will I have one too?” Tara nodded. “Yes, of course. You will find someone, and I want you to choose someone like your Mimi!” after Tara said those words to her daughter, the girl giggled as if she loved what her mother had said. I was about to speak when someone knocked on my door.

And the few days that she would be spending here, she will try as much as she could to get closer to him. Sidney extended her hand and ruffled his hair, and that got a smile from him. "So tell me about your best friend, the one you just mentioned," Sidney said. "I would like to know who your best friend is," she said with a shrug when he furrowed his brows at the question, then he said. "My best friend is my Mum." He said, with his mouth full of the spaghetti they were having for dinner. The food was delicious, and Sidney herself was enjoying it.

The other elder asked. “I don't want to know,” I shrugged. “How do you know her or what is going on between all of you guys I just don't care.” “If you want to live comfortably here, ditching your mother would be the best thing to do,” the first elder blurted out. I slowly turned to him, my brows furrowed in curiosity. “Ava let's go,” my mother commanded picking up her bag. “Your mother and Lady Eleanor were best friends,” I froze immediately, turning to her. “Best friends?”

my mom is the best mom in the world she is my all time bestie I share everything with her she supports me in everything she never says I'm wrong the first person I love in this world my mom she understands me very well, at the same time my little brother rio talkative freak he everytime forgets that he is a parrot he is the best one he gives many ideas to me my partner in crime my mom gave him as a gift to me at the age of 10 when I asked her that I want a sibling from then he became a part of our family he is 10years old finally my friends they were the best, loyal and genuine friends parv, rithik and Sarah these three are my besties we four are friends since from childhood we have a group