Best Friends Turn Lesbian Mga Nobela at Kwento

I'm angry because for all these years we've been friends, there are times when I'm confused if I'll give malice to everything she shows me or if that's just how she really is because we're best friends. Bullshit, she made me look stupid. I restrained myself from feeling something for her because I didn't want to ruin our friendship. I may be wrong in my suspicion that she is not straight. "Okay, fine! I'm a lesbian. Are you happy now?!" she let out, smirking, and then averted me, getting something to wear from her closet. I just followed her through my eyes. "Fuck you!" I cursed as my tears streamed down my face.

I have undergone tests and stuck to strict diets and training routers but still, I remain smaller than the average warrior which isn't good when you are the future Beta. “I heard someone call me but I couldn't see who it was." We talk for a while before he disappears to the bar and Sophie drags me onto the dance floor, I love this girl, she, Troy, and Coby are the only members of our pack who know that I'm gay. Troy and Sophie know being my best friends and Coby knows because we've been fucking each other for the last 3 months, nothing serious, more of a friends with benefits deal. We both want our mates so we won't allow it to become serious.

Regret flashes past her eyes. "Hold up," Maddie intervenes. "The Jimmy that Layla would rub herself to is the same Jimmy that turned you gay?" She says on the verge of laughing and looking extremely cheerful with her discovery. Lisa and I refuse to entertain her assumptions and ignore her. Another day, same old bullshit in the house that people claim to be like paradise. "Please do explain," I ask her fully invested in what she has to say. "It's kind of cliche but he was my brothers best friend and we got together." She says with a sad smile.

It even happens when I’m alone. Sally was straight. In fact, when rumors went around that my friend Amber and I were lovers, Sally made it very clear she was, is, and always will be… straight. She didn’t leave room for interpretation. But she didn’t let the rumors about my sexual preferences affect our friendship. In a world still full of homophobia, I was grateful we were still close. By the time we made it to the campsite, we were all covered in sweat. The site was perched on the edge of a crystal-clear mountain lake.

I didn't want to stop and I know she didn't want me to. "You made me into a lesbian" I giggled, but even then I knew it would have happened eventually anyway. I was just so happy it was my best friend. "I'll join you" she answered back. The surprise must have shown on my face because she kissed the tip of my nose with a big grin and said "Later". We cuddled and fell back asleep holding each other, knowing that by the time we woke up my parents would be gone and we'd have the whole day alone

"What do you think? She was cheating on me, with my uh... my best friend, who is a girl..." "Wait, what!?" I exclaimed, stunned. "She's gay, she's been gay and I've only just been a coverup for three years. She's such a dick!" He cursed. "The betrayal would hurt me more. My best friend knowing that my partner is gay but staying quiet." I concurred. "Should we both curse the two of them out? She is such a gay-ass traitor!" Alexander parted his lips in surprise, and soon he was bellowing in laughter. "You never fought with your siblings, did you?"

She stared at me expectantly as I struggled with my own internal dialog on the matter. Sighing, I resigned to keep my word and answer honestly. “Yes,” I paused a moment, “and no.” She looked as conflicted as I felt. “I mean, the mechanics of it all works the same, push your lips together. But your brother has a more aggressive nature. Human boys are timid and unsure of themselves at first, I don’t know if girls would be the same way. I never thought to ask my lesbian or bi friends.” I sighed, “I suppose I’ll never get to ask, now.” “You had lesbian friends?” she asked, genuinely surprised.

“It wasn’t about you. I just… I saw something, and it messed me up.” I softened a little, sensing how shaken she was. “Okay… what did you see?” She hesitated, glancing at Spencer as if for backup. He gave her a small nod, encouraging her. “It was Scott,” she finally said, her voice breaking on his name. “He was flirting with Marissa—the blonde cheerleader with the fake laugh. He was touching her arm, smiling at her like—like he used to smile at me.” My eyes widened. “Wait. Scott? As in… Jordan’s best friend Scott?”

She shrugged as if she didn’t care, as if she didn’t feel a thing. We had only been close for a few months since she moved here, but I didn’t do anything half way. The last time I had a best friend was in sixth grade when Linsday Norris called me a lesbian for making her a custom pair of rhinestone jeans. Ungrateful little rat. Since then I had friends here and there, but no one I truly clicked with. That was how I knew she was lying. I wanted this tentative friendship between us to work more than anything, so I didn’t call her out on it.

She sighed, picking up the fallen pen and turning back to her writing. “Your best friend is a nine tailed fox” he repeated, coming to rest on the table she was writing on. “Yes” she snickered, looking up at him, “You sneak out at night and turn into some creature with nine tails. It’s a secret, nobody knows but me; your best friend; Joan. Shhhh, don’t tell anyone” She finished in a dramatic whisper, a small smile on her face as she watched him burst into laughter again. “You've watched too many Korean series” he commented when he finally stopped laughing.