Falling For My Dad's Best Friend Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Dad, I didn’t know you were there.” “Your mother used the car to nip to the hospital. She’s checking out your mate’s parents and should be back shortly. I promised I’d be home for you.” His father leaned against the doorframe into the kitchen. “I’ve got to do something, Dad. I can’t let her slip through my fingers.” “You’re going to hurt your mate before you claim her.” “Dad, I’ve not got a choice.” “Why don’t you let this friend fuck up on his own without helping him? While he’s getting to know other people, you sweep in and become his best friend.”

“Rebecca! I’m so happy you’re finally here. Don’t worry about anything. You’re family now. You can stay as long as you need.” She pulled me inside and turned to the man. “Dad, this is my best friend Rebecca. Rebecca, this is my dad, Morgan.” Morgan gave me a dashing smile, his eyes looking straight into mine. That smile made my stomach flutter and I felt butterflies. Heat settled between my legs and at that moment, I knew I was ruined. This was my best friend’s father. I shouldn't feel this way. But I couldn't stop looking at him. I couldn't stop thinking about his sexy body and his deep voice.

“Dad…you always say to tell you everything because you are my best friend, right? You are the only friend I trust enough to pour my heart out to without worrying that I’ll be used down the line. The only friend who will not judge me, even if I am a little weird and have a strange phobia of words and people and I can be empty sometimes. I feel that way again, Dad. Empty. And unlike the other times, I can not find a silver lining. It is just off and wrong and many other negative words. I thought about it last night like you tell me to whenever I am stuck. You said I should take a deep breath and think about the root of the issue, because once that is solved, everything else will be as well. “I

her mom called. "Yeah," she answered, kicking her shoes off and walking through the kitchen to talk to her. She could see her and her dad sitting on the patio, and she was surprised to see her dad's best friend, Mr. Harrison, sitting with them. "Hi, Mr. Harrison," she said. "I didn't know you were here." She was pretty happy to see him. Mr. Harrison was a great guy. He was always so nice to her, and he wasn't bad to look at, either. You couldn't tell he was even close to the same age as her dad, except for the fact that his hair was starting to grey. He was recently single, too, which had triggered a fantasy or two for her in the past as she ignored the fact that he was old enough to be her

He dropped his hands and his jaw clenched with frustration. "I made a mistake, Maddie. I know I did. But throwing away what we had over one stupid night is ridiculous." "One stupid night?" My voice rose and I felt tears starting to burn at my eyes but I refused to let them fall. "You slept with my worst enemy. You betrayed me with someone who despised me from jump. Hear me loud and clear Chad... I AM NEVER GETTING PAST THAT!" "And you slept with my father." He shouted. My mom's head snapped toward me so fast I thought she might hurt her neck.

“Thanks, you’re the best.” I noticed the shopping bags in her hands—my credit card must have taken a hit. “You’re back,” I said, returning her hug. My gaze shifted to Justin. “Hi, Mom,” he said, pulling me in for a hug. “Mom, this is Michael—my best friend. You remember, the one I always told you about.” What! My body tensed. He was the gorgeous stranger from my one-night stand. “Michael, this is my mom—”

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.

my voice came out nervously, and I prayed she wouldn't notice the lies in my voice. "Come on, Scarlett. Don't make it look like a big deal. If my dad had such a hot man as a friend, I wouldn't mind going over to stay with him for some time whenever my parents travel..." she paused and rolled her eyes before she continued. "Sadly, my dad gathered a bunch of obesed men for friends. The sight of them even makes my skin crawl. Gosh!" I burst into laughter. "It's not funny, girl. Sometimes I wonder why my dad would be friends with such people. It's sad," she rubbed her temple, and I laughed.

“And I won’t let her ever treat you like that. You shouldn’t have let her in, there is a reason why I tried to keep you away from her all this time.” Natasha nods and sighs. “I know dad, I know. Sorry, I thought she changed.” “She doesn’t know how to be something else. You are the only good thing she ever made.” She smiles and jumps to hug him tightly. “I love you dad.” “I love you too sweetheart,” he says and closes his eyes. The situation itself causing me to smile and feel warmth from the tender moment shared. "Lexie has been nothing but a loyal friend to me, and she doesn't deserve this either," Natasha adds fiercely, her gaze never leaving her father's face.

She dropped the bottle on the counter, her eyes scouring the kitchen as if it was foreign to her. Tessa examined her friend for a while before moving towards her. “You’re the only one he has, and he’s just being protective of you. You should understand that, Bel, and make it easier for him.” “You seem to like him more than you like me now.” Tessa froze in place, words failing her for a second. “Who?” She asked when she finally found herself. “Mr. Julian Anderson. My dad.” Tessa turned away imperceptibly, praying that Maribel hadn’t caught her cheeks flushing hard when she mentioned her dad’s name.