Best Partner Novels & Stories

“Impulses aren’t actions. Having urges doesn’t make you a bad person—acting on them without consent does.” “That’s a very fine line.” “It’s the only line that matters.” She kissed him softly. “I don’t need you to be perfect, Alexander. I just need you to be honest. When you feel the urge to control something you shouldn’t, tell me. When you’re struggling with impulses you’re ashamed of, let me help. That’s what partners do.” “Partners.” He tested the word like it was unfamiliar. “I’ve never been anyone’s partner before. Dominant, yes. Mentor, certainly. But partner implies equality, and I don’t know how to do that.”

Alphas and their Luna started getting into the spring water. “Do you go in together?” “Did I forget to mention you go in with a partner? You have to,” Aerin says. “Where’s yours?” He smirks, “My Beta just found his mate. I wanted him to have the opportunity of experiencing this with her.” When he said that my heart fluttered lightly. He’s kind and thoughtful. And a good Alpha. “Well, that’s thoughtful of you,” I said, nudging him. He laughs, “So, who’s your partner?” He said, using his head to nudge slightly at where Zuri and Draven had appeared.

Partners in life. The unseen husband had become the most present, most devoted, most supportive partner Alessia could imagine. And the abandoned wife had become Sebastian's most trusted advisor, most beloved companion, most essential partner. They'd found each other through suffering and deception. But they'd built something beautiful from the ruins. And they were just getting started.

Austin, Valerie, Owen, and I were there. I approached Austin, handed him the paper, and said, "Write your name and your partner's name." He raised his head and answered, "I don't have one." It's no surprise he doesn't have a partner. With this mentality, who would want to be paired with him? When I see other people who are alone, I know they are the worst freeloaders I've ever seen. Looks like I'm out of options. "Let's be partners," I murmured as I sat down next to him.

It's making me slightly nervous. I smirk softly as I notice his confused and irritated face. I quickly looked away as he glance at me. "Good luck with your new partner," I said breaking the silence between us. He rolled my eyes at me. "At least I'll be paired with someone better," he hissed while emphasizing the word better as if it's gonna affect me. Does it? I think for a second—who's a better partner than me in this camp? I know I've been annoying and so is he, but is there really anyone who can handle a gay man better than me?

"If you're a girl, and you're looking for that, you run some risk in finding partners. You want a unicorn boyfriend. Supportive, respectful, listens, shares. Wants a full partner in life. But also acts like a man and lights her fires. Pushes her to her sexual limits, but makes it exciting and affirming. Joins her on the journey, and is willing to grow himself." Sophia looked up, her eyes afire. "Exactly, Nick. You have it exactly. She wants a unicorn boyfriend." "And are you that unicorn boyfriend?" Courtney challenged. "Hell, no," I laughed. "I'm not that good." "Why not?" Sophia asked. "I'd like to be that good. I like women, and I like to partner with them. And I'd like to be that ultimat

The boss chimed in, "We did think a lot about the strengths of everybody and what would make good pairings so that we're most successful. You won't be able to select your partners because it has been previously done by the company. We feel that these pairings will help bring out the best in every one of you." At his words, my excitement dimmed a bit. I turned to Hannah, who smiled reassuringly at me. "Don't worry. I'm sure we'll get paired up together. We make a great team."Hannah said. Collen had been sitting to the side, quietly, until now, when he leaned over and softly said, "Allison, you know we're in different departments, right? It's unlikely you'll be paired with Hannah." I felt my h

"But I knew it wouldn't last. She's nothing. A charity case. A little distraction to keep him entertained while he figured things out." "She's his sister's best friend, isn't she?" "Exactly. Desperate. Clingy. The kind of girl who thinks she can change him." She laughed again. "Like that's ever going to happen. Thank goodness Mason finally grew a brain. I was getting tired of watching him make a fool of himself over her." The other woman laughed. "He's lucky he has you to keep him grounded." "I know. He doesn't deserve me. But I'm generous."

Our nine-year friendship has been smooth-sailing since we met on our first year of college. There is a secret though that I've been keeping. I don't know when it happened and how, but I just feel it—I like my bestfriend a lot, much more than a bro normally would. Ever since our Bio days, he has been helping me with my academic and extracurricular work. I am a good student but he pushes me to become better. It's not like we're competing with each other. No, not like that. Instead, he motivates me to do the best that I can, because he also does the same. This is why when we're together, we're unstoppable. Our tandem wins almost all inter-university quiz bees that our professors sends us to joi

she hits the railings of the balcony “You are very good at words “ “Isn’t is great?” Riley chuckles “I’m good at words and you are not,” he jumps, he literally jumps and spins around enthusiastically like a kid “We are match made in heaven,” he clasps his hands and flutters his eyelids, like butterfly “We are meant to be together, it’s destiny,” he looks up at the bright sky and closes his eyes, Aiden rolls her eyes when he continues to speak in a poetic way “We are destined, you are my half and I’m yours, we are the best couple in this world, No! In this universe,” “Don’t we look unmatched together?,” Aiden scoffs.