Friends Hanging Out Novels & Stories

“She cornered me during human behavior to remind me that I was an ass and a fucking moron for doing what I did to a friend. Nothing like getting chewed out by a girl half your size.” “Ouch,” I reply. But Jordan has a smirk on his face. “Yeah, laugh it up,” Antonio says. “That chick is kind of scary. So, I decided to get a little wasted tonight, and a lot laid so I can buckle down for tests.” “Good for you,” Jordan replies, as Claudia approaches with a tray of drinks. Something to ease the tension that lingers between two guys that have been close friends since we all arrived on campus. Six rounds in and the tension is long gone. Shit, we’re all a little buzzed feeling the affects of shots of

He is very testy. I see my group of friends hanging in the hall. “Hey, guys, what’s going on?” “Nothing much,” says Joey. “We were just talking about the big party coming up for everyone turning 18 next week. It’s like what, ten of you all, right?” “Yes, we were all born days apart,” I answered. “Are you excited about finding your mate?” Eli asked “I guess.” I say. Ben just shook his head at me.

"I'm just saying. These clubs you keep going to and getting drunk are what will be your nemesis one day. You're having fun now, but what about tomorrow? Leave it for young, unmarried girls." "Is she coming?" Alexa heard over the phone making her furrow her brows. "Nope. Just giving me one of her lectures." Diane replied the person. "Diane, is that...are all of you guys there?" Alexa asked her. "Yep. Me, Brittany, and Chloe. They're here." Alexa's eyes widened in surprise. "Really?" "Yep." "I didn't know you guys go out together," Alexa said already feeling confused. "Well, we don't. I just wanted to reminisce about the old days. You know, every one of us, including Emily and Phoebe your two

Someone had pulled the big couch cushions onto the floor, turning the space into one wide, open place to fall into. Maya was twenty-one, dark hair falling loose around her shoulders, wearing only an oversized shirt that barely covered her. Lena, nineteen, sat cross-legged in a sports bra and soft shorts, laughing at something one of the guys said. The three guys Jordan, Chris, and Tyler had already lost their shirts. The air smelled like skin and leftover beer and the faint sweetness of weed from earlier. No one announced what was going to happen. It just started.

Sebastian leans back against the back of the sun bed and lift his other leg on the bed. Max and Lucy com sit next to us and Max pulls Lucy between his legs and she leans her back against his chest. Xander comes next to them, Aiden is nowhere to be seen. Weird, their are usually always together. I look around and notice that Aiden is making out with some girl on the porch swing. Okay, they have their own game going on. Franklin, Peter and Mike are sitting on the other side of the pool and Mike looks like he is wasted.

"John, tell me about your friends." "I hang with Mike mostly. I got stuck rooming with him freshman year, and we've been friends ever since. He's kinda an adventure junkie, so he keeps things interesting. We met a group of friends a couple summers back while I worked at a movie theater. We hang out at some of the bars around campus, but we try to camp out on the beach whenever we can. Once a month we do these big potlucks." "At bars, you say?" I said and looked at Mom with raised eyebrows. "How nice it must be to be old enough to get into a bar."

“Wow… I don’t know what drink this is, but it tastes delicious…” “Yeah, everything illogical can happen here, Rendy Darling… For instance, we didn’t see where the middle-aged lady made all these drinks, but all of these were just finished at once…” continued Pierre Zhaopardy. “I’m sure Erito and Eriwan must have been here already… I wonder what they’re doing at this moment…” chuckled Jerome Jayden in his jovialness and exultance. “Perhaps they’re staying at a hotel and they’re making love at this moment,” said Rendy Pluto guffawing exuberantly and jovially. The other three old best friends also guffawed in their exuberance.

She breathed a sigh of relief and made me laugh. "Oh, I should have thought of that before," I joked. "No, we're going to a restaurant because four of my friends are pregnant and can't drink." "Four at once? And how many friends are there?" She looked at me shocked. "We're a group of seven now," I explained. "Mel, thanks for inviting me, but do you think your friends will like me?" Hannah sometimes seemed very insecure. "Hannah, the question is whether you'll like them, because you, my dear, are a bit hot-headed." I joked and started laughing, she rolled her eyes and laughed with me.

It felt like you could walk straight into any backyard and find someone ready to hand you a plate of food or pull you into a game of cards. Every night was the same ritual: Autumn and her friends would meet up at the park, sprawling out on the grass with sodas and half-melted ice cream cones. “You’re going to lose again, Calvin!” her friend Maddy would shout, tossing a volleyball to him with a grin. Calvin would roll his eyes, all mock offense. “You wish, mad-Maddy. Watch and learn.” His friends—Eli, Jamie, and Ben—were all talk, too. “Calvin, you’re only good because Autumn’s here,” Jamie teased, winking at her.

Not only were the Princeton brothers and Sakura here, along with Toby, but there was another beautiful woman, too, and she was speaking Japanese with Reo while Reo’s friends Evan and David were busy chatting with Sebastian. On the other side where the sofa was located were Isaac, Matt, Jason, Ryan, and Jess. They were playing a video game with Hayden and Conrad. Mason and his friends, Lucas and Carter, were chatting with Tristan and Logan, and Noah and Connor were busy with Darcy while Aiden was with Nicolas. It looked like everyone was getting along, and so quickly, too. The doorbell rang, and I knew it must be Peter and Tina. I turned on my heel and went to open the door.