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Spencer replied. "I don't have much friends, hopefully this is one alliance I won't regret." "Well then first lesson as your friend. Alfredo friendships ain't alliances, Alliances are formed because both parties may benefit but friendships are formed out of genuine love and care for the other person even if it is not mutual." Spencer said giving him a genuine smile.

“I didn’t want that to define our friendship” “Do you think I am that sort of a person?” Shayon didn’t answer, after a while he responded “I didn’t want our friendship to be tainted with gratitude” “Oh…” Bradley looked at Shayon smiling “It already is …. I am grateful I met you guys at university, you never left me when I was a goner…gratitude from obtaining a corporation would never be greater than the gratitude I felt then” “So… you’re not friends with me because you like me but because….” Shayon narrowed his eyes menacingly and the two friends burst out laughing

"I promise to love you every day for the rest of my life. I promise to be your safe place, your biggest fan, your forever. I promise to make you laugh, to hold you when you cry, to dance with you in the kitchen at 2 AM." He paused. "I promise to always come back to you. No matter how far I go. No matter how long it takes. I will always come back to you." I was sobbing now. Happy tears. The best kind. "Rory?" The minister said gently. I took a shaky breath. "Todd." I began. "Fifteen years ago, you asked me if I wanted to be your friend. I said yes. And that yes changed my whole life." He smiled.

I hugged her while she helped me to wear it and I couldn't stop looking at it She then showed me another pair which looked the same as the one she gave me. She then said "this is a promise between me and you that no matter what happens. Our friendship will always come first and it will always be us against the world. " Then we both swore to each other, then we hugged. Jane and Tara were there admiring us until we realized it was almost praying time. So we shopped as much as we wanted, and we went our separate ways I offered sara a lift since it was getting late and I didn't want to leave her alone on the streets.

"Yes, we're already there, Luke. But we're not kids anymore. We have our own life. You have a girlfriend, Charles is wooing me. There's nothing to lose if we avoid each other, right? Please, Luke. So— he cut off the rest of what she had to say. "Please Athalia, even just now. When Mom and Mickaela come home, I promise I'll avoid you. But now, let me make it up to you. Let me be your Best Friend for a month while they're gone. Please, Athalia. " he said in a pleading voice. If he must kneel, he will do it so that she does not avoid him. Ath took a deep breath. "Okay. I agree, Luke. Even though I came here for work, I can't refuse you. You're still my best friend." she said. He smiled at her a

This could be the one thing that finally severed all ties with his cousin and friends. He thought about that for a few minutes, and he knew that he was okay with that. Friendship was one thing, and these people had not offered him anything in the past four months. He knew it worked both ways. He had tried. His life had gone from single to married in a short time, but he knew that when everything was said and done, he had tried. He could walk away from them all and be fine with it.

Like he's not kissing me for now—but for every moment he knows he won't get later. When he finally pulls away, his hands cradle my face as he stares deeply into my eyes. "I need you to understand something," he murmurs, his thumbs brushing across my cheeks with aching reverence. "I can only love you safely from a distance. And I know that's not fair to you... but I'll never fuckin' risk your safety again." My brows draw together. "War, don't-" His expression shifts, hardening like he's locking the door before I can wedge my foot in. "I hope we can be friends after this."

he replied. "Then, what are you doing?" "I knew you wouldn't be able to sleep, so I stayed up to clear up your confusion." Maisie remained silent. Seth was concerned that she might feel cold, so he wrapped her tightly in the coat and pulled her closer to the couch. "Mais, this world is not simply black or white. In an adult's world, loyalty is a rarity. Why do TV dramas and movies praise love as something magnificent and great? That's because it's rare and precious. It's unbelievably scarce in real life, so it's placed on a pedestal."

"I told them what their friendship means to me. How lonely I was before. How I thought alphas couldn't have friends. And they just... they understood." His eyes were bright again. Happy-crying bright, not sad-crying bright. "Marcus said friendship doesn't make you weak. It makes you stronger because you're not carrying everything alone." Christian pulled me closer. "Connor said they're lucky to have me as a friend too. Not as their alpha. As their friend." "They're right." Christian kissed my forehead, my cheeks, my lips. "Thank you." "For what?" "For pushing me to do this. For seeing what I needed before I knew I needed it. For—"

"Junior year of college, when that homewrecker confronted you in person, I fought her for you. I was written up by the school because of it. "And now?" Dylan gritted his teeth and stared straight into my eyes. "Just because I have stayed at your place for a few days, you are losing your temper at me like this. "Max Cairncross, after everything I have done for you, can you honestly say you are not ashamed?" Dylan was right. He had done a lot for me. Otherwise, we would never have become best friends for nearly twenty years. But friendship was mutual. I pushed his hand away and met his gaze, word by word.