Friends Magic Novels & Stories

Bernie took a sip of the coffee. “You humans and your misguided values. A eugenicist decoded the book in hopes he could remove all the handicapped, and the slow-witted from the world. A single word changed the entire intention of his spell. Avalon and earth have combined into a single realm. In short, magic has returned to earth. As have all the creatures of legend and lore.” Bernie asked the question on everyone’s mind, “Do humans have magic?” Elphame rose from her chair and gripped Bernie’s double chin with a bejeweled hand, “Are your eyes normally blue?”

It was hidden in my very smile. But I was in a place I didn't even know. There was no magic that would bring me back to the place where I was born. There was no magic in times of sorrow. Magic would only show itself in times of happiness. It was just the same with those plastic friends who would only talk if they could get something from someone. It was preferable to have a loyal friend from a flattering foe than one who only became your friend for money.

But her feet rather stopped against a wall I had put up without making a fuss. She hissed again—an odd sound, sharp and forked. She must be serpent, I thought, and stepped away, her slit-pupiled eyes narrowing. "Magic people," she announced to her friend, who now scrunched her face in disgust. What now? We are not worthy of being their friends? I laughed. "Why do you look like you've eaten your friend's shit?" I asked the taller one, sliding my hands into the front pockets of my trousers. Her nostrils flared. "Magicians are not real fighters. They just employ tricks to cheat and win a match. You lot shouldn't be here. Combat skills will be tested, and I doubt you will be leaving here alive."

please. "We're sorry, Tiarra, but the truth is that we can't be friends with you because you're so incredibly boring! There's nothing exciting about you and yes, we just forced ourselves to be friends with you but It's better that we be friends with Magie instead of you because we realized that she's better than you."

I could only single that out. "Yes, the F-boys, and of course they are powerful... how they get to capture every girl's heart and tame us into the abyss of love is so incredible. They are the only school hot dudes Knox, Colton and Luis although I really don't fancy Luis he's a freak." She just speak so fast that I had to pay deep attentions to her words. "So, this school dosen't practice magic or anything?" "Yeah, they teach us sometimes but.... lies, it's not real." She said and resumed decorating herself with make-up.

And just like that, they all adjusted, sitting around her as they began playing the game, except for Edward who sat there solely committing malpractice by helping his girlfriend out. It still was fun afterwards. During the game, Daisy thought about her other two friends Rose and Cindy. It's been a really long time since they all played together. 'How I wish they are here,' she thought but didn't voice that out. She did not want to ruin the moment. Then she thought of Rose who is also at the hospital due to the accident. There and then, she made up her mind to go over to see her friends tomorrow. She has missed them way too much not to see them any further than this.

I glare and he gives me his most charming smile. “As I said, I have something to tell you. But first I need to explain a little bit about my friend Ryann. You met her tonight. She has a rather unusual magic, you know. Completely unique actually. She can see relationships, friendships and things like that. But only ones that are fated to happen. So basically she can identify people’s soul mates.” He explains. Uh, okay. I have no idea where this is heading. “Okay.” I tell him blankly when I realise he’s waiting for some kind of response. He continues.

I knew she wouldn't lie to me, even though she was Mahjub’s sister and had always been by his side, she was also a great friend of mine. "Yes, they are just friends!" Zara confirmed, and I was surprised. After all, my prince was known for his many conquests, even though he had said he hadn't been with anyone since that punch. "I think it's time for everyone to understand each other..." Laís began to say. "None of that, this whole drama is much better than a soap opera, and I'm tired. I want a bit of excitement!" We heard Alice say. We all turned to look at her, surprised to see how euphoric she was, her attention entirely focused on the situation.

A sense of wonder and curiosity overwhelmed me, and I couldn't help but express my longing to witness the magic firsthand. "Freda," I began, my voice filled with genuine eagerness, "I've read about magic and seen it portrayed in movies, but I've never witnessed a magical trick in real life. Would you be willing to show me some of your magical abilities?" Freda's eyes twinkled with amusement, her expression filled with warmth. "Of course, my dear," she replied, her voice carrying a hint of excitement. "Magic is meant to be experienced, not just read about or seen on a screen. I would be delighted to show you a glimpse of what can be achieved through the art of spellcasting."

Clara, Megan, and Lara sat in chairs around the pool, sipping their drinks leisurely. "Just by being here, I already feel relaxed and calm, girls," Lara said. "Me too," said Megan, her eyes closed. "Don't even get me started, today felt like it lasted forty hours, I needed this," commented Clara, leaning back in her chair, having taken off her sandals, and sighing in relaxation. They stayed there, enjoying the pleasant place, the good music that played one after the other, and sipping their drinks. It was Magno who started the game of the night while the three friends dozed off in their chairs.