Novel & Cerita Funny Group Chat Photos

I had used an anonymous account to send the videos and photos I took last night to Charles and Michelle’s company group chats, as well as their university alumni groups. I had even come up with a catchy title that said, [Breaking News! Company XYZ Executive and His Childhood Friend’s Midnight Streak!] The chat groups were in an absolute frenzy. [Oh my! Is that Charles Carter? And is that woman Michelle Gail?] [No way! Michelle always seemed so proper. Who knew she partied this hard in private?] [This is an absolute assault on my eyes! There’s being casual, and then there’s... whatever this is!] [@All, check this out. This drama is the real deal!]

That’s not funny. Kendra sighed in relief. “Okay. She’s mad, but at least she doesn’t believe it.” “Good,” Jaxon muttered, flopping down on the chair. “Crisis averted.” But then—Kendra’s phone buzzed again. Claire: ‘Actually… I’m sending this to the group chat. They need to stop joking like that.’ My eyes widened. “What group chat?!” Kendra’s face went pale. “The girls’ group chat. Claire, Mia, and Lauren.”

Ok, I wasn’t this careless on a normal day. I switched on my phone, and saw numerous messages from the school group chat. Wait, it was 5000 messages. What the hell? Was there an uproar or something? It was not like the group to be so active. Out of curiosity, I clicked on it, and I kept seeing RIP. Who died?

John choked on his food and took a sip of water. "Group chat?" I checked the office group on my phone but found nothing. "I don't see any pictures." We all stared at John, waiting for an explanation. "You guys can't see it because they were sent to the unofficial group chat," he muttered. "Unofficial group chat? When did this get created?" I questioned. "...The day you both kissed in the office." "Show me the group chat," Mike demanded, extending his hand. John unlocked his phone and placed it in Mike's hand. I moved a little closer to Mike and our eyes widened when we saw our kissing photo and sleeping photo. They both were taken through the glass doors from outside of Mike's office.

It seems like they just really want to release the heat in their bodies. I shook my head and went back to my seat while waiting for the boss to finish whatever he was doing. Maybe if he saw me peeking at him, I'll be told the greatest gossiper. Well, I really like to gossip but only in the boss's sex life. When I sat in the chair I immediately picked up my phone and opened it. I opened the group chat. I arched my left eyebrow because the group's name was different again! It used to be called Green Goddess because the members of this group are all beautiful but their minds were very dirty like they think green. And now the name is GG TULFO.

Suddenly, a piece of news exploded in the class’s group chat. “Shocking news! Look at this! This is simply too shocking!” “Image!” “Image!” “…” A student from their class posted all the pictures that he had taken inside the group chat!

“Wait a minute. I forgot to do something.” Chaylen got his phone. He opened the camera and in an instant, he took a selfie with me! “What did you do?” I asked. “I will send this to the four men and make them jealous~” When I peeked at his phone, he had already sent the picture on their group chat. Wait! They have a group chat?! “You guys have a group chat?” “Yup! Terban and Vincent always left the group. But I always added them to annoy them. Maybe next time, they will block me.”

Everyone immediately started taking out their phones. Within minutes, I had exchanged numbers with all five of my teammates. Amara saved my name and immediately sent me a message. I looked down at my phone. Amara: Don't disappear on us tonight 😂 I laughed. Me: I won't. Ryan looked over. "Everyone has the group chat?" "I don't." He looked horrified. "How?" A few seconds later, my phone buzzed. SilverPower 🐺 I stared at the group name and laughed. Messages immediately started appearing.

I pondered for a moment, then typed, "The one where we're laughing at that silly joke you made. Your smile is my favorite." Her reply was swift, "I remember that! You have the best laugh." I chuckled at her words, "Well, you have the best jokes. It's a perfect match." The conversation flowed effortlessly, a dance of words that mirrored the rhythm of our connection. As we continued chatting, the miles between us seemed to vanish. She shared anecdotes from her day, and I found solace in the sound of her virtual laughter. I couldn't help but tease her, "You know, our photos don't do justice to your laughter. I miss hearing it in person."

Almost all of the pictures in my photo album had Rafael in the photos in addition to Liam. The top of my text messages was no longer only work messages from other VPs or Mr. Serman. Instead, the chat at the very top was labeled "Achi <3" with a stolen picture of Rafael in the middle of a full blown fit of laughter as his profile picture. A smile so bright that you could practically eat cereal out of his dimples. Our shared chat was filled out loving messages asking about each other's day and all sorts of pictures that we thought the other would enjoyed, ranging from candid pictures of our son to random pictures of new cafés or libraries.