Novel & Cerita Big Friendship

Frederick suddenly suggested. "Real friendships are few and far in between. Those whom you associate with regularly tend to become bad people. On the other hand, those whom you rarely interact with would be the ones who were always there for you. Sometimes a friend can be scarier than an enemy. I would rather have a few true friends than a lot of meaningless friends," Stella retorted. Frederick nodded. "You're right. You already have me." "Ha." Stella let out a laugh and looked out of the window.

"It's something truly special—endearing in a way that's challenging to put into words. The way you all understand and support each other, it's not just friendship; it's like a brotherhood." Blaze sighs deeply, running a hand through his hair as he reflected on the dispute between him and his friends. "I suppose it's true, this is the first time we've ever had such a massive fallout. Sure, we've had our share of disagreements in the past, but those were just small bumps in the road—nothing that ever lasted more than a day.

I tried to push him away but he just held me tighter. “It’s OK,” he whispered, stroking my hair. I started to cry again into his chest; thoughts of Richard being hurt earlier flooded my brain. Freddie was tall for his age; he was ten, the same as Richard. They were best friends, and had been since we moved in four years ago. He had chocolate brown hair, which he usually spiked up with too much gel, and light blue eyes that were like windows to his soul. When Richard looked at you it made you feel like you could fly.

He laughed loudly. What the fuck! Sasha's eyes widened. "They are not?" she demanded. "Of course not. They are not in a relationship, and they've never been. Well, other than a boss and subordinate, or friendship, which we all share, there's nothing more. Jeez, where did you even get that?" He made it sound like the craziest thing to even imagine. "Um, nowhere," Sasha breathed softly. "I only thought so." She was suddenly exhausted.

"I had also seen your posts with Cody. Haven't you outgrown him yet?" I rolled my eyes, grabbed my phone, and headed for my bedroom. "It’s a best-friends-for-life thing, mother. I could never outgrow him." "Don’t tell me you two are already having sex?" I grimaced instantly. "Ew, gross, why would you even think that?" "Come on, you are both adults. Everyone knows males and females can't stay that intertwined forever. Either you like him, he likes you, or — worst of all — you are copulating."

I said and smiled. “I’m lucky to meet a friend like you, and your secret is safe with me, don’t worry,” she said. I smiled broadly. "I trust you Freeda, so I do not doubt you even if you have done something, because I understand. My father said that it is not bad to trust even if people have done something, because no one is not kind and no one is not bad, but kindness is heavier and that is what a person will do," I said. "Your words of wisdom are amazing, I don't know but thank you," she said and hugged me again. "We're besties," she cried. "Forever besties!" I replied.

“I would've loved to sing to you, but I don't want to interrupt Asia's sleep again before she swears for me.” Both Yomi and Idara laughed at that. “See, Yomee, I don't have the strength for long talk.” Idara continued almost immediately. “I just want to let you know that you are the best best friend in the whole wide world. I cross my heart.” “Haha.” For some reason, Yomi found Idara's words highly hilarious. “Well, yes, I know that, too. I'm just too much. The last of my kind; extremely rare.”

“Why wouldn’t it be?” He chuckles, running a hand over his mouth. I hate it, but he’s known me almost my entire life. Beck can read me like a damn book, no matter how much I hate it. We’ve had the same friend group since we were in school, but he and I have always been the closest. He’s my best friend. Which is great occasionally, but times like right now, it’s rather inconvenient. “Because you basically just told someone who spends a lot of money on art to fuck right off.”