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Shane continued to cling to that friendship that was slowly cracking until it was totally broken apart and into pieces, holding on until Reiner would develop feelings for him, too, the same way that he felt towards him. Unfortunately, it was too late. Even if Reiner really developed feelings toward Shane, Reiner realized it all too late. Not only was their friendship broken, but Shane also disappeared. Now, he doesn’t even know where to find the other. He even had to ask others to find where Shane is.

she said, “Honestly, our time together is so short and unfulfilling. I always prioritized my pride and jealousy towards you back then. If I hadn’t been envious and insecure, we would have had so many stories and fun together.” I laughed softly, “Yeah.” “Have you said goodbye to your friends? Especially Patricia.” I nodded, “Yeah. She was crying a lot. Anyway, she’s been my ally in everything since the beginning. If Shan wasn’t around, she was the one I turned to whenever I had problems,” I told her, “And I promised her we’d keep in touch.” “But why did you break up with Shan?” “It’s complicated, as I’ve already mentioned. A lot has happened, and many hurtful words were exchanged. Though I lo

Red, on the other hand, talked about how his ex-girlfriend cheated on him and how he couldn't bring himself to trust anyone again after that. I wanted to say something to comfort them, but I didn't know what to say. It was hard to see my friends in pain, but I knew that they were strong enough to get through it. Maybe time and distance could heal their broken hearts. As they continued to talk, I couldn't help but feel grateful for their friendship. Even though they were hurting, they still made time for each other and listened to one another. It was a reminder that no matter what life throws our way, having people who care about us can make all the difference.

"It's time for the charade to end, Sophia. Xander deserves to know the truth, and I won't let you destroy our happiness any longer." As the weight of her betrayal settled upon her, Sophia's shoulders slumped in defeat. The battle was won, but the war was far from over. Sophia would fade into the background, her obsession with Xander finally extinguished. But amidst the victory, there was a lingering sense of sadness. The bond that Sophia and I had once shared was irreparably broken. Our friendship, once filled with trust and laughter, now lay shattered, casualties of the tumultuous journey we had embarked upon.

“I promised her that I had never tried to harm her and asked if her friend was mistaken or lied to her.” “She told me that her friend had asked around for a while before finally finding the answer and that she wouldn’t lie.” “I don’t know why I trusted her but started looking into the previous incidents and paying attention to her affairs. This was when I realized that everything that happened to the poor girl was courtesy of my best friend and his sister.” “I had a huge fight with them...” Adam sighed “Long story short, Over time the fights became too often and the brotherhood from friendship of a lifetime was also worn off, leading to the two of us having an irreparable fall out.”

I’m not the type that keeps promises, I’m likely to break a promise a second after making it. That was what happened with Julia, I met her in college and we became best friends. You will be shocked to find out that I asked her to be my best friend. Things ended up as usual, she severed our friendship because of Casper, a guy who had a crush on me in college. Funny enough, I rarely have friends, the ones I thought were friends will always end up betraying me. If I can’t have real friends in a normal world, how can I make friends in an…abnormal world?

I walk over to her, pretending like nothing’s changed, hoping she’ll meet me halfway. “Elara,” I say gently, trying to spark up a conversation. She turns slowly, lips tight. “We should focus on finishing this before midday,” she says. Her tone is calm but distant, final. I nod and step back, swallowing the lump rising in my throat. "You lost her," Kira whispers, "just like him." It's funny how quickly friendships can disintegrate into thin air. On what grounds did I have to lose my childhood bestfriend for?

—I say while keeping my eyes on the exit and start walking out of the cabin. 'Friendships don't last forever, because sometimes someone fucks it all up and ruins the good moments. In this case, it was Lucia Gridith.'

Her best friend’s relationship was over. What a year. What a freaking year.

Rowan broke down, crying miserably. When Jayne barged in demanding financial compensation, Bianca flat-out refused and told Rowan to clean up his mess. Just like that, the bond between the two former best friends, which they had once sworn was thicker than blood, was completely shattered. Rowan wanted no part of it. "At the end of the day, you should blame your lack of judgment," he snapped. "You blindly believed everything I said, and I was only trying to help you make a quick buck because I saw how pressured you were."