Funny Friendship Questions Novels & Stories

Instead of answering my question, he questioned me. I frowned. I asked first, why is he answering my question with a question? I frowned. "Okay, fine. I understand you. You don't want them pestering you. Anyway, I'm curious. How many years have you been friends?" I couldn't help but ask. "Since grade school. Their parents are friends with mine," he answered. That's interesting. I suddenly got intrigued by his life. "Is their family wealthy too?" I asked again. He looked at me. Maybe he noticed that I kept asking about his friends. That's really what I'm doing.

"WHO REALLY AM I?" The question through Liam's mind. He was stunned as he thought of the matter. There were so many questions in his mind that he wanted to be given an answer. "Bro, how are you? We miss you," shouted by his friends while hugging him. His friends missed him so much. "I'm fine, how about you guys?" He asked with a smirk. He tried to laugh when he saw them. "Of course we're fine too," replied his friends. They were happy to see him.

They were lost friends; friends that I thought I had but never had. "I have just one question for you guys," I said, grabbing their attention. "I'm I a friend or a stranger?"

She said between laughs. “Oh ok. Well thank you then.” I responded. “You’re welcome. So…ummmm…I never usually ask this kind of thing of people because well, it’s weird, but..um. Do you wanna be friends. Maybe do girl things, hang out, and stuff.” “Sure.” “Awesome. I’ll give you my number.”

I muttered. He smirked. “Guess you do.” We sat in silence for a moment, clapping half-heartedly at another line about “partnership opportunities.” Then, because I was apparently a glutton for punishment, I asked, “Can I ask you something?” Richard arched a brow. “That depends. Are you going to actually ask it, or circle around it like your father does?” I snorted. Okay, that was funny. “Fine. Why are you still friends with Pa? You know how he is.”

A young voice pierced through the crowd and I sighed. “Who said that? Stand up for me for a minute.” A young kid, maybe eighteen or nineteen, stood up, his phone held up, filming. I smiled and waved. “I have a question for you. Is your girlfriend hot?” “I…I…don’t have a girlfriend.” My eyes widen in mock shock, and I could hear a few chuckles in the crowd. “If you don’t even have a girlfriend, why are you asking if my wife is hot? If she is a model? Do you think your next girlfriend is going to be a model?”

"We're just trying to be good friends." "Are we friends?" I ask pointedly. "Or are you just helping me because you think I'm useful to you somehow?"

Jane- Screw you. Hunter- Lol… let’s play a game. Hunter- Twenty questions. You in? Jane-Why do I hate this game already? Hunter- You’re hilarious. Hunter- I’ll start… Where’s the craziest place a guy has ever kissed you? Jane- Wow. It’s that kind of game we’re playing? Hunter- What kind of questions did you think I was going to ask you? Your favourite food? Or perhaps your favourite colour? Jane- I do not appreciate your sarcasm.

I shift the utensils from my plate “I haven’t really met a girl who eats like this, in front of me” “Maybe because they want to impress you” I reply in a duh tone. “You don’t want to impress me?” “Why should I? We are friends now and that’s enough for me.” “Oooh” He says with a sad grimace, I notice it and ask “ Let’s okay 10 questions. You ask and I ask “ “Okay, What do you love doing?” He asked

"Seven, I think you're an amazing guy. Never in my life would I have thought I'd meet a guy that we'd click and vibe on so many levels within such a short amount of time. You taught me how to play video games and it's my best hobby now. We both love chicken. We love coffee and spending time together with our loved ones. We are so outgoing yet so introverted. We have so many similarities. Just a few differences, considering you love romcoms and you don't hate white like I do. " Seven chuckles. " Honestly, I think what you and I have is amazing. The friendship we've built over the short span of time we have known each other. And this whole 'girlfriend-boyfriend' thing will ruin that. " Seven f