Dance Best Friend Novels & Stories

GRACE My parents avoided any sort of contact with me, same were the things at college. My life was at peace, unbelievable. I, Peter and Heath became close friends and I would usually go to their penthouse and play games with Peter. I didn’t know what I and Heath were. For me, he was more than just a guy best friend but for him we were friends with benefit. I was slowly falling in love with Heath but I was scared to tell him that. Peter, somehow figured out my feelings for him and he would usually tease me about it.

he asked while squeezing me tight. I couldn't help but laugh. “Well hello to you too bud. Yes, just give me a sec to say hi to everyone.” He nodded and let go. “Who is this guy?” Ryan asked, pointing at Derek. “I am a friend.” Derek said simply before I could say anything. Rachel raised a brow at me with a knowing look. A friend that I casually had the best make out session of my life with. My cheeks blushed at the thought. “You look too old to be a friend. Will I have a beard like that when I am older?” Ryan responded pointing at Derek’s scruff. Derek chuckled. “I am not as old as you might think, little man and yes you will have a cool beard like this.”

I started "I know you don't and that's ok. Like I said, I'll wait." he replied then he quickly changed the subject to football and homecoming. I rolled my eyes but let him go. I looked around and saw Finn and Sally dancing together. I smiled at them. They were laughing at something and any one watching them could see what good friends they were. Finn had told me that Sally was his best friend. They had grown up together and they had helped each other through so really dark times. I looked around more and saw Hart and Tom dancing. So were Keri and Jake. Leo and Eve were in line to get their photos. When the song ended, I made a beeline for Finn and he did the same for me. "Finally" Finn said

she confessed to her friend. "It really is tough, Feliz! I don't know what advice to give you, but always remember that I’m here for you, okay?" They hugged again, then laughed as if no drama had just taken place. She felt a sense of relief as she and Honesty stepped out of the restroom. Although her friend hadn't offered a solution to her heartache, at least she knew she had someone to share the burden of what she was going through. But just when she thought she was feeling better, it felt as though a dagger had pierced her heart: she saw her friend Serenity and her flirtatious foster brother, Franz, in the middle of the dance floor, dancing with their bodies pressed tightly against each ot

“I mean could whoever be after Colton Adams and you got involved?” “I don’t know” she answered, “Koty doesn’t seem like someone people would want to lock up for murder.” It was his turn to raise a questioning brow. “You never know. It could be a family feud… and why are you supporting this Colton Adams of a boy?” “He is my friend. We made up today, settled all our differences and forgave all the hurt. He agreed to just be friends.” She informed him. He scoffed, “Just friends? That is a trick he wants to use to win you over.”

Looking at his best friend in disbelief, with one bottle of wine almost empty, Toby needed to get Elliot out of the house. "Let's go out," Toby said. "I don't want to go anywhere." "Shut up. I'm giving you thirty minutes to get ready." Elliot walked to the bathroom and washed his face, he brushed his teeth and combed his hair. He sighed as he looked at himself in the mirror. "Hurry up!" Toby called from the living room. He appeared from the bathroom and smiled lightly. "I'm ready." The best friends set off, with no particular destination, and after thinking and thinking, the club was where they found themselves. Elliot didn't want to, his girlfriend of four years had just dumped him, he coul

I asked looking around seeing if I can be successful this time in sighting Daisy. "She's driving me crazy. She has been dancing with every single guy that has asked her and yet she refused to dance with me and even proceeded to avoid me. I'm her best friend, she should know I only have her best interest in heart, all these guys want from her is a simple lay, they won't care about breaking her beautiful smile. How can she even be so dumb to let them touch her anyway?" He responds his eyes suddenly firing up in anger. "Who are you talking about?" I ask confused because the only female friend that he has and hasn't slept with is just Bloom.

Hopefully, this party would pass quickly, and I could go home and get away from him. “Tiffany, would you like to dance with me?” A husky voice whispered in my ear. “Matty. I would love to.” I turned around and smiled at my best friend, so thankful that I had him. He took my hand gently and led me back out to the dance floor. He spun me around and pulled me close. “Baby, I’m happy we got you back. I knew something wasn’t right when you said we couldn’t be friends anymore.” He said to me.

I think we were running off pure adrenaline by the end of it. I chuckled, but my eyes slid to Allison, and there was a worried furrow in my brow. "Sounds like you two have had quite the adventure," I said. Hannah grinned. "Definitely. Allison is my rock. I don't know what I'd do without her. Allison's flush deepened. She was grateful and full of guilt at Hannah's praise, relieved she had her support, but at the same time, sickeningly reminded of the secret she kept from her best friend. She glanced across me, I returned a small, encouraging smile.

"I'm so excited. My brother told me you're the best in Abuja. He said you used to dance in Lagos. He said you were famous. I've been so worried about the first dance—I don't want to step on my husband's feet. I'm a terrible dancer, really. Everyone says so. I have two left feet. I'm completely hopeless." Zara blinked. She had not expected this. This girl was nothing like Dante. She was sunshine and light and complete, joyful chaos. "I'm sure you're not hopeless," Zara said carefully. "Everyone has rhythm. It's just a matter of finding it." "See?" Amara turned to Dante, who was leaning against the doorframe, watching them. "I told you she'd be nice. Most people are so mean about my dancing."