Everybody Ain't Your Friend Novels & Stories

“I was asking her about something, and it hit a raw nerve. Not that it’s your business.” Her friend’s face fell into an awkward smile. “Yeah…maybe lay off, Louise. You know Sarah. Fickle moods, and she’s even more fickle about what she talks about. And he’s not her type anyway. She’s into that guy who works in the shoe shop.”

I knew she wouldn't lie to me, even though she was Mahjub’s sister and had always been by his side, she was also a great friend of mine. "Yes, they are just friends!" Zara confirmed, and I was surprised. After all, my prince was known for his many conquests, even though he had said he hadn't been with anyone since that punch. "I think it's time for everyone to understand each other..." Laís began to say. "None of that, this whole drama is much better than a soap opera, and I'm tired. I want a bit of excitement!" We heard Alice say. We all turned to look at her, surprised to see how euphoric she was, her attention entirely focused on the situation.

Yohan was suddenly overwhelmed with a deep sense of panic as if something was quietly slipping away from him. People were always slow to realize things. They only understand the value of things after losing them. Yohan started scrolling through Naomi's old social media posts and the daily updates she once shared with him. He couldn't help but laugh as he read through their chat history, where she had vividly described things to him. Yohan never realized how interesting her texts were before. However, she was the one sending him long messages most of the time—he rarely replied or even checked them.

"May your bond be as strong as the steel of our bikes and as endless as the open road." Cheers erupt, and before I know it, the night morphs into a celebration of laughter, music, and the tang of smoke from the bonfire. Each member that congratulates us adds to the swelling sense of belonging I've never known before. I'm no longer just Gray's spoiled little sister—I'm King's ol' lady. I don't drink, but I can't help swaying to the music, caught in a conversation with Nina. "How ya feelin', honey?" she asks, sipping her drink.

I reminded myself that this is why you don’t make friends on weird sites. Terry: I did it with my friend’s grandmother and it worked. The bitch was horny as fuck since her husband had left for six months. Fuck I remembered how she rained on my cock. I didn't believe a seventy-year-old pussy could still be all that Oh, Jesus Christ. After this works, I'm definitely blocking this pervert. Me: I don’t need all the details of your sex escapades. Terry: Just try it. Anyways gotta go. And then he vanished.

Don't you think so? "I just got back from a mission and I'm really tired, so stop being unreasonable, okay?" "You know I never do, and I'm not joking," I eventually said. "I'm really leaving you." I really didn't want to argue because my hip really hurt, and hung up and set my phone on mute, closing my eyes as I really didn't care what he would say. - Orion's P.O.V I felt uneasy for some reason after Elara hung up on me, as if I just lost something important.

He just walked, pointing out a new sculpture the art department installed over break, complaining about a professor we both had last semester. “See?” Chris said as we looped back toward the library. “It was truly just a walk.” I stopped near the steps, turning to face him. “Yeah. You were… normal. Thank you for that.” He smiled, and it almost reached his eyes. “So can we do this again sometime? As friends? Coffee, but like, actual friends. No strings.” I hesitated, Rhys’s voice echoed in my head “You’re mine. I don’t want you talking to any other man.” But Rhys wasn’t here, and technically, I wasn’t his. Not really, at least not in daylight.

Now, it just made me want to gag. “Nobody knows you the way I do. Nobody else on this campus actually gives a damn about you the way I do. I’m the one who protected you. I’m the one who always made sure you were good. You think Brittany cares? She’s just using this to cause a scene because she hates me, not because she's trying to protect you. You’re my best friend, Kathy. We’re supposed to be a team. You can’t let people come between us over some stupid rumor or misunderstanding.”

he responded. "I do" I answered and we both stared at each other with our eyes widened. "Ewe man, that's gross" we voiced at the same time and broke into a fit of laughter. At least, I knew my best friend would still be by my side after the unforgettable sin that I had committed. At least, I had someone who won't judge me. To be continued...!

Although he saw his gun lying on the table and the man relaxed back on the sofa, the cold professional look in those dark eyes warned him; any misplaced move would be fatal to his health. “A friend, who has come to see a man who he once thought, and called a friend.” Again, there was something about that voice, which brought the image of Gorevoy to his mind. “And who is this friend?” Cain asked. “The one you sold out for all these frills.” He looked around at the luxury of the room. “I guess no man is worth this much to you... It's me, Gorevoy Egorov!” Cain stiffened for a brief second, then he frowned.