Friend Hanging Out Novels & Stories

The place went silent and I knew both of them were waiting for my reply. I snapped back to reality." You're still my best friend Sammy; let's not cause each other pain next time." I said and released a light smile. He smiled back widely and we shook hands. "Are we going to do some group hug?" George asked out of the blues. "What are you man? Do you think this is a girl's hangout?" I teased him "Just shut up." He fired back and pouted. We wasted much time at the canteen; as we continue to chat about little things.

"What do we do?" The group of 12 stood outside near a tree that was in the middle of the school parking lot right in front of the school. Around the tree were benches ; this was where everyone normally hung out before or after school but right now, it was only the 12 friends talking about how they don't know where Nicole is at. "Why does it matter?" Jason groaned, annoyed by the constant talk of Nicole that had been going on all day. "She probably went home," Seth shrugged, not too concerned.

She laughed heartily. Renée facepalmed. “So you scared the shit outta him, how do we spend the rest of today then?”. “Hanging out together. Who knows if we can help this single bones find their second half”. “Are'nt they a thing?”. “Not really, we are not fated. We've only had a few flings”. Rex answers and Drake rolls his eyes. “Fine by me”. They were done with lunch and they all grabbed their bags with a promise to meet at the entrance.

We were supposed to have the shoot at 3pm so that we could catch the sunset. “Hey, where are you guys?” I asked. "Hey, we are already at the gate. Where are you?" “Im here in front of the yellow bench, in front of the narra tree." "Okay, I got it. We're coming.” I guess they're all together. My friends and of course Pauleen and her friends. After waiting for some time, I finally see them coming. They are indeed holding a lot of things in their hands. Are they holding a picnic blanket? Are they gonna have some picnic here?

I grabbed my selfie stick from my bag and connected it with my phone then took a group selfie with the others. The rest of the day, we hang out with Jonah. We even took our lunch in a restaurant. I got pizza, Andree got a burger just like Skylar, Hayden and Jonah took beef and French fries. After that, we took some dessert. Skylar took the fruit salad, Hayden and I took the chocolate fudge, Andree took the brownie and Jonah just took a Sprite. The rest of the time went on and on. Hayden and Jonah started getting along. He didn't glare at Jonah even once the whole day. Instead, they even exchanged numbers.

ZhengLi smirked to himself in his rear-view mirror and pulled out, pushing his phone into the cradle so it activated his hands free. “Really? Cool. There’s maybe five of us but two more of the girls will come if they know you are. You won’t have a problem getting a hook up that’s for sure.” Jie was busy waving a thumbs up at his current group of friends signaling ZhengLi was coming, and just as predicted the two girls who had been undecided shot up and grinned with excitement.

THE usual hum of chatter and laughter filled the boys’ favorite hangout, the dim lights casting a relaxed glow across the polished wooden tables. Adrian, Jakes, and Leonard were seated at a corner table, drinks in hand, the clatter of glasses and muffled music providing the perfect background for their conversation. Adrian’s new companion sat quietly next to him, absorbed in her phone, scrolling and occasionally letting out a soft chuckle at something on the screen. She didn’t say much, didn’t interact much, just observed the room in casual detachment.

A faint smile touched my lips as I weaved my way through the bustling crowd, making my way towards the corner of the bar where my three friends were holding court. Derrick, Merrick, and Hendrick, my loyal companions, were comfortably settled in a secluded nook. Each of them had a human woman on their lap, and their friendly smiles matched their carefree attitude. The ladies perched on their laps swayed to the music, their laughter blending with the live band's rendition of a popular tune.

"Good, or I really wouldn't know what to tell Mr. Frankton." "You know him?" "Of course… Oh, don't misunderstand. I would've helped you even if I didn't know him!" Rina nodded and let Drunken Moon into the homestay cottage. - Soon, Frank and the others alighted after getting off the mountain. They quickly found twentyish people in the distance, all wearing skinny jeans, looking like proper punks. They were all clearly ready for a fight, with the baseball bats they were carrying. Alda smiled in wry amusement. "A gang fight in this day and age? What the hell are they thinking?"

So far the hang out was not going great. Gavin had only grunted responses to her questions and barely attempted to make conversation. They were supposed to go to a restaurant first and then a little boat ride to watch the fireworks at night but they had just started their late lunch and Gavin was paying more attention to his phone than her.