Novel & Cerita Friend Zone Quotes

Drttt…Drtttt. PING! [Hi, cousin. Are you busy right now?]

I placed a call through my best friend. Ring! Ring! Before I could gnaw on my fingers, Quinn answered the phone and my eyes lit up in excitement. “Hi, bestie” She received me with that equally excited tone. “Hi, love. I don’t want to hear anything except the exact date you’re returning to London!” Soft chuckles escaped from my mouth, hand still moving in an up and down motion on my stomach. “You are in for a big disappointment” She tsked. “I have no words for you, Zita”

Peace… peace. Only magic creatures can solve all of them! “Just write the question, copying it down.. every word!?" I replied resignedly. "The same. Eheheheeh… only did twenty questions. For the other 30, I drew a lot of love emotes!” Zetta's answer seemed to betray me. She betrayed me by being able to do it, making me more self-aware, that...I'm not smart.

Logan lit another torch and tossed it in. The light didn’t fall. It stopped halfway, hung there like caught in air. “Tell me that’s normal,” Zona whispered. I didn’t answer. Because the wind that came up from the well wasn’t just cold. It whispered my name.

And I fail to make friends in this pack either. "Hey, I don't want any wrinkles on your pretty face. Just your happy smile fills me up". Zane's voice jolts me out of my thoughts. I am sitting with wobbly legs on a stone bench in the Packhouse garden, enjoying the sea of colorful flowers. This is my most loved place, where I find true peace. Again Zane sits too close to me and this time he even slaps his hand over the back of my seat. I take a deep breath to inhale his deliciously masculine scent. It doesn't have the same effect as Gorgio's, but it does keep Era calm.

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Every time he smiled or made a casual comment, I felt a knot tighten in my stomach. "Isn't this place amazing?" Zane asked, turning his head slightly to look back at me. His eyes seemed to gleam in the dim light filtering through the canopy. "I've always found the woods to be so peaceful." "Yeah," I replied, forcing a smile. "It's definitely... something."

Even though both of them were present in the hall, their heads were far from their reach. "I believe we are more important than anyone else to you, Mr Powell. We are not only close friends but also someone who cannot be counted on as a regular patient. I was almost losing my sanity seeing Cindy howling in pain," Zona retorted, reasserting who she was and her status again.

“Holy this is insane.” Nova winked. “Erevos food is always top-tier. Now education time.” He tapped my tray with his fork. “See those tables over there?” he said, pointing to a group of guys wearing red-marked uniforms. “Zone 2. They’re cocky but dumb.” He pointed at another group wearing blue patches. “Zone 3. Smarter but aggressive. Don’t mess with them unless you want a broken nose.” “What about Zone 10?” I asked, scanning the room.

Her voice was a gentle chime in the silence, a reminder that I was never truly alone. “Yes, I’m here, Zora,” I replied, my voice steadier than I felt. “I just wanted to say that I’ll miss you,” she said softly, her tone imbued with warmth. I smiled, though my heart ached. “I’ll miss you too, Zora.” “But remember,” she continued, her voice shifting to a more playful tone, “you’re all grown up now. You can hunt for your own rabbits in the forest. Just don’t forget to feed!”