Friends Hanging Out Novels & Stories

"Tell him to send pictures. I need to see what they’re up to." Elena typed a quick response, and within minutes, pictures started flooding in. We all crowded around the phone, eagerly examining each one. There they were—Adrian, Rowan, Ryan, and the rest of the guys, clearly having the time of their lives. Drinks were flowing, music was blaring, and there was dancing, lots of dancing. "They’re just having drinks and hanging out," Elena said, trying to sound nonchalant, but there was an unmistakable twinkle in her eyes. "Nothing too wild."

Pale, flickering light filtering through the trees, and my curiosity only intensifies. I crouch behind a bush, parting the leaves to get a better look. There's a whole group gathered in this small clearing. A bonfire? The firelight flickers, casting eerie shadows on everyone's faces as they sit around the bonfire, talking, laughing, passing bottles. The basketball girls are there, along with a few other familiar faces. There's Samantha wrapped around her college boyfriend, and a few random guys I vaguely recognize from the hallway. One guy with a buzz cut raises a bottle, slurring, "Let's drink the night away!" The others cheer, laughing.

"People are not always happy. Not all the time there are people we can lean on.. Not all the time.. So don't be too sure." Zel said meaningfully. Even when he speaks. We are all silent.. Six of us together. Hanging out at Joshua's Bar. I'm with Joshua, RJ, Raz. jasteen and Zel.. We were just drinking. 3 days no night. We asked our girlfriends again to let us stay drunk.. They agreed.. They cannot contradict us..

He seems upset that his eyebrows are touching again. - In the cafeteria, the group would have lunch together. “Hey, this is a long weekend. Where would we hang out?” Ashlee asked the group. “Ah, let’s go to the bar later, guys. That’s fun!” said Riki. “Yes, our bonds, too,” Matt said. “We can double the celebration as Gaby’s late welcome celebration.” “Well, I like that!” said Sasha. “I’ve never been to a bar, and I don’t drink either,” said Gaby.

I do hope that the communication with everyone won’t change. There are several of our friends who didn’t join our bonding. They lose their interest in our friendship, I guess? All of us are busy but we can spare time for everyone so hangouts are still possible. I don’t know if this will continue until college. Everyone in our group has their own priorities and I know it. We understand it. But sometimes, their excuses aren’t valid. I don’t want to discuss it furthermore because I might say a word that might offend them. Since tomorrow is get together, I am here on the market buying some snacks and foods that we will be going to eat.

It's been over a week that Hazel hasn't shown any unusual behavior so she thought that she was really fine now. In the evening, they began preparing the things for their morning trip. And while they were packing, four of Jeric's male friends came to their house as they heard that he was already going back to the city, and they wanted to have a jam first. Jeric agreed and on the balcony outside the house, they set up a table for their drinking session. Lany also joined them but she doesn’t drink too much. It's just a lady's drink for her and she's drinking slowly.

We clink our glasses, the sunlight catching the liquid inside, casting a rainbow of colors on the surface of the water. Sabrina takes a sip of her drink, sighing contentedly. "Okay, I have to admit, this is the perfect way to spend a lazy afternoon." Michal raises his glass in agreement. "Cheers to spontaneous fun and unexpected pool showers!" I nod, watching as the sun begins its slow descent, painting the sky in hues of orange, pink, and gold. There's a cozy silence shared between the four of us, an understanding that these quirky, laughter-filled moments define true friendship.

Alcohol replacing blood in my veins. I look over at the corner Amanda is in and find her passionately kissing the stranger, and I smirk. "Why not? "I reply the man, before grabbing his collar. I walk over to where my other friends are, and I find Sia and Audrey sleeping. "Where are you going? "Phoebe questions and I stare up at the stranger. "Shhhh... It's a private business. "I reply to her, and she gasps. "Oh, take care then. "She replies, and I giggle. Look at us. All five friends, drunk. What a way to chase worries away.

Nathan glanced around noticing the party was getting dead, girls kept on videoing themselves, dancing and smiling for their Snapchat stories. While a few others, were just sitting and drinking in small groups probably dealing with being drunk. He sighed wandering around his house looking for his best friends. He ran into one of his closest friends, Jordan who was walking with his boyfriend, Hal. They were definitely up to something. Giving them a mischievous smile, Nathan walked out back door. He went over to sit on the patio laying his head back against the wall of the house. It wasn’t very comfortable outside but inside, was giving him a headache.

"Actually, let's call Alliah now." They quickly connected a FaceTime call with Alliah, one of their close friends since college. She appeared on the screen with a wide smile. "Hey, you two," Alliah exclaimed as she spotted the bottle of beer on the table. "Aww, I have major FOMO right now. I can't believe you two decided to have fun without me! The audacity to even call while you're at it," Alliah said with a frowning face, then smiled. "What's up?"