Friends Hanging Out Novels & Stories

Our little friendship group is more family than friends anyways. "Hey guys." I greet them both and take an empty seat beside Eric. Lucy just waves awkwardly and sits beside me,Fred takes the chair next to her and since Bill's already seated next to Eric from the other side, we have two empty chairs in the middle. "What's up, no drinks on the table tonight?" I raise an eyebrow at them. Knowing them, there should be at least five empty bottles and five full ones. Bill unplugs his ear buds and nods in my direction, "Nah. Eric said to stay sober so your friend here wouldn't think we were drunken freaks."

Present Day. Arianna Grande, position, was playing in the background that night, where people were appreciating the fine lyrics of the song. The room wasn't crowded and that was the more reason she admired the bar. The light was finely dimmed with cool colors. Becky Lawyers sat on a stool across the bartender's side, gently humming the incorrect lyrics that came to her mouth, a whisky shot on one hand. She'd ordered it minutes ago and probably won't take it till she leaves. She wasn't exactly a lover of alcohol.

“Alright. So we’re doing this. Properly. No more half-measures and locked doors and pretending we’re not all thinking about the same girl.” I nodded once. “We leave the state this week for the quarterly meetings. Different cities, same bullshit. Weekend we meet at the penthouse. Clear the decks.” “I’ll get Emma,” Tristan offered immediately, already grinning. “Bring her to the house myself. She likes me best anyway.” Theo snorted. Cade’s mouth twitched in what might have been the ghost of agreement. I felt some of the tightness in my chest ease, replaced by the familiar, grounding certainty that came with these three men at my back.

Not my thing. The bell rings, and I stand up. I notice that everybody is getting ready to go home. "Are we not hanging out today?" I ask. "I can," says Ves. "So can I," says Jack. "Same," says Pike and Mia. "What do you have in mind?" asks Ves. "Hitting an ATM," I say as we walk out, "I mean, you all would rather keep an eye on me, correct?" "Yeah, that's why we want to do the buddy thing!" exclaims Mia.

I only hope he takes action to prevent further harm to Pinklyn. As usual, my friends and I waited in the waiting shed in front of our school. We had fun talking, laughing, and eating snacks. We are waiting for our daddies to pick us up. We always hang out here just to bond more. We are close friends and talk about many things, especially if one of us has a problem. We support and encourage each other. That’s why we are like sisters already.

As the group of friends made their way into the cinema hall, the atmosphere was filled with a sense of anticipation. It was a rare occasion for all of them to hang out together like this, and the excitement was palpable. The girls, Thalia and Ashley excluded, decided to stick together, forming a small posse on their way to the snack bar. Draven, Wulfric, Lukas, and Nash followed closely behind, their chatter filled with laughter and excitement, leaving the rest of the group standing near the entrance of the cinema hall.

He turned and saw their friends watching from a distance, curious but thankfully far enough not to overhear everything. Can’t believe it’s only the first day back at school and I’m already arguing with someone. We talked for a bit longer before rejoining our friends, hugging and laughing together as we headed to the dorm to rest. By afternoon, our little group gathered at the usual courtyard spot. Sandy and Jayden teased each other about holiday adventures, while Gari sent endless messages about how boring home had been. I caught Carlson’s eye across the circle. He raised an eyebrow, smirk tugging at his lips. His presence alone made me forget all the teasing around us.

With no reason to sit around waiting for him, i decided to head out to the local bar with some of my warrior friends. Jason, Kevin, Conrad (Con for short), and I had been friends since we were fifteen year old pups. They had just joined the junior warrior squad when we all graduated last year. It wasn’t uncommon for us to all hang out at the local dive bar in town. Zoe and Landon used to come along when they were kind of dating too but with her away at school, it would be just me and the guys. “Hey shorty!” Con greeted me when I found them posted up at a high-top table in the back. “Already got you a drink!”

After a few beers Reese and Cory were laughing and joking around play fighting in the back yard with the rest of the guys, Reese’s gang versus the football team, as several girls were watching and giggling. Quinn, Emma and Tania came out of the house fanning themselves to cool off from dancing and saw the crowd.

"Well, that's the fun part. So here's the thing, we're seven friends, right? So we will go to two places every day from now for three days, and on the last day, one of the things will be repeated. Everyone will choose a place they like!" I raised my eyebrows and smiled. "Wow!" "Yeah. So be ready for a long night. You're in for everything, right?" "Everything?" I raised one of my eyebrows and he laughed. "I just mean that for the two places. Like, you aren't in a hurry to leave right?" "Nah I'm cool!" I laughed too. "Perfect. C'mon meet my friends." He smiled and I nodded, following him out of the restaurant. I saw three guys and two girls waiting by the car. As soon as they saw us, they chee