Falling For My Bestie's Son Novels & Stories

He introduced himself and stretched out his hand for a handshake, I obliged and shook his hand. His hand was rough and he didn't let me go immediately as he softly caressed my hand with fingers and I felt a shiver run down my phone. I let go of him. What was that? "Oh nice to meet you." I cleared my throat. "It's a pleasure." He replied. "Rebecca, who's this?" I heard from behind me and I turned and saw Jordan, my best friend. I think it is done flirting and getting the numbers of all the girls here.

I muttered with an excited grin. “Your dad and I had seen this coming six months back when we found out he was your rebound mate. We were searching for someone hundred times better than Oliver. Why better than Ezekiel?” mom grinned at me. I hugged her “Thank you mom for thinking way ahead” I was relieved. Moving back, mom palmed my cheek “Today, you have to put your best behaviour. We want what is best for you” “I know mom. Don’t worry. Alpha Cedric likes me and so does Luna Ashley. I will be on my best behaviour” I assured her.

“Don’t you dare talk like that in front of your parents! Alright, I’ll go first. You come up a bit later like you need something. Make it convincing.” After handing out instructions and quickly going over the details, I head back to the bench where my gorgeous stranger sits. She’s still pretending I don’t exist, and I’m still staring at her tempting figure for a solid ten minutes. “Dad!” I hear a worried shout and look up to see Egor running toward me. “Soli fell off the slide!” For a split second, I actually panic. Then I notice how my brunette is staring wide-eyed at me and my “son.” Got you, little bird. I switch into concerned, caring father mode and bolt toward the scene.

"I'm not Claire. I'm not your mother. I don't have a price, Everett." "I want to believe that." "Then believe it." I touched his face. "I'm not going anywhere." He looked at me like he was afraid to hope. I know he wanted to trust me but didn't know how. "I'm falling for you," I whispered. "I know we're supposed to be fake but I can't help it. I'm falling for you and it terrifies me." Everett's thumb brushed my cheek. "You terrify me too." "Good. We can be terrified together."

“She’s got a full plate already but thanks.” He raised his hands in mock surrender. “I know, just saying her talent deserves to be seen.” I tightened my jaw but said nothing as I led Brittney out in the cold night. Snow drifted lightly around us, falling subly on our skin. She turned to me as we entered the car. “That man hurt your sister, didn’t he?” I nodded, “he was supposed to be my best friend but when things got hard, he disappeared.” “And now he’s back, pretending like nothing happened?”

Five years ago, I lost everything. My parents died mysteriously, and the only family I had left turned their backs on me. Everyone treated me like I was nothing, but I didn’t give up. I studied hard, worked three jobs, and found my way into the most prestigious university in the Pack. And then I met Kaiden. He was the handsome and charming Alpha’s son who made me feel special. We dated for two years, and every month, he never failed to promise me that I would be made his Luna once he became Alpha.

I covered my mouth looking at Matt. “I heard,” He said, kissing my stomach on his way down south. “You don’t want to tell her?” He softly kissed my inner thighs as he spread them wide. “No, I don’t want her to know that I’m fucking my son’s best friend.” I panted while watching him make his way down to my mound. His fingertips curled under the top of my panties, pulling them slowly down my legs, revealing my hairless mound, pink and pretty. He positioned himself between my legs, licked his thumb and rubbed up and down across my garden tulips sending an awakening across my body.

“Kian Lawley, over here!” “Who is the young woman beside you?” “Is she the future daughter of Joey Lawley?” “How did your families meet?” My pulse skyrocketed, I could barely think, barely hear any thoughts in my head. People were staring again. My mind roamed, looking for an escape. Instinctively, I took a step backwards. That was a mistake. The heel of my shoe caught against the edge of the carpet and my whole world tilted. My heart stopped, and as I fell, an overwhelming feeling of disappointment washed over me.

“Fuck, Tri. Don’t make me imagine things. I’ll be back as soon as I’m done meeting with dad.” “Ugh. You’ll miss the best part,” she teases. “Trust me, Tri. I won’t miss a thing.” My pants tighten, and it feels uncomfortable. “Laters, baby bash.” “I love you, Trinity.” “Tell me that later.” “I will tell you that later too.” “I love you too. Bye.” I stop to a halt when I hear my mom’s voice. Are they fighting? My heart thunders when I hear my name. “He’s my son, Sebastian!” Mom seems crying. Of course, I am, but there’s a lot of questions reeling in my brain right now.

I can't be bothered here, and I stayed here to wait. "You seem so worried, Abigail. What's the matter? "Drop me to the hospital nearby, Casper. Stacey was there." I said I was trembling. We moved quickly; Casper also sped up the D-drive, and he kept calming me down, but what mother would calm down with such news? "Abigail, Stacey just tripped." "Can you hear yourself, Casper? When my son falls, he may have some kind of fracture in his body, even if it's just a simple fall, you can't say that my son is safe." There was a hint of annoyance in my voice as I glared at him.