Gbf Gay Best Friend Novelas e Histórias

“For all we know Gabe sucks in the sack. Or maybe he’s even gay. You know all the gorgeous to-die-for guys are always the ones who are unavailable. Though given a chance, I’d definitely see if I could turn him.” Mia groaned. “He’s not gay.” “And you know this how?” Chessy asked with a raised brow. “He’s Jace’s best friend,” Mia said in exasperation. “I’ve practically grown up around him. He was married and he’s had no shortage of women in his life.” Gina shrugged. “Maybe he just hasn’t found the right man yet.” “I could be his right woman,” Trish volunteered. “And I’d damn sure sign up to be his personal assistant. You’re such a lucky bitch, Mia.”

"Leaving addiction behind isn't easy." I smiled, feeling grateful. "I couldn't have done it without all of you. Your love and support meant everything." Carly's curiosity got the better of her. "So, how's your girlfriend?" I chuckled. "Carly, I'm not a lesbian." The table fell silent, followed by a collective "Whaaaattt???" I laughed. "As a matter of fact, I have a boyfriend." Gabe's eyebrows shot up. "Who's the lucky guy?"

"How about you give him a chance? It's been a while, and you're looking hot right now." "Look who's talking!" Ava shook her head. "George won't stop staring at you either. His voice changes whenever he talks to you, and his eyes light up at the sight of you... he loves you so much!" Ava echoed Josephine's earlier words. "You're the worst friend ever," they both chuckled. "I just got divorced. Let's stay single together." "You're crazy," Ava mumbled. "You like Chris?" "Fuck you, Josephine!" They laughed until the moment faded.

I hurriedly asked him, cause I wondered what he wanted to say to me that made him go far away from the boys, cause we don’t hide anything from each other. “Yes, Seven,” He hesitantly replied. “But, I just wanted to tell you something, although I’ve told the other guys but, I wanted to hear your opinion, cause we’re closer,” He continued. Yes, I and Gab are very close cause we literally grew up together, and as Micheal broke my trust, Gab was there for me, so I can gladly say he’s my best man now.

I look to my left and see Gia standing and hitting her champagne glass with her fork. “Since you guys are all full, I think it’s time for my maid-of-honor/best-daughter’s speech.” I glance at Fenice and see her smiling as she turns her full attention to Gia. “As you all know, B is my best friend, and Papi is my father. My best friend fell in love and married my father. Isn’t that something?” She chuckles before continuing. “I know what many of you are thinking—that it’s weird. Trust me, I get that. It was weird for me, too. But then I realized how much they love each other and how happy they are together. Their love is special, and nothing should ever keep them apart,” she says as she wipes

I sighed, sitting down on the bed. Ryder took my hand and pulled me up, guiding me towards the adjacent balcony of the room. The city looked breathtakingly beautiful from the balcony, especially at night. I found myself mesmerized by the view, unable to hold back an appreciative "Wow." I turned to face Ryder, noticing that he appeared lost in his own thoughts. "What's wrong, Ryder?" I asked, furrowing my brow in concern. Ryder looked down at me, his grip on my hand tightening. He took a deep breath and finally spoke, "Bella, you're my best friend, and I like you."

he said smiling, he looked like a nicer version of Stephano. "Ohh… nice to meet you Derin" I replied. "Who's your friend?" he said, staring at Gabe behind him. His eyes held a really intense look, a look of interest. I could easily recognize it because it was similar to that of Stephano. Was Derin gay also? I wondered. "He's my best friend, Gabe," I replied. "Nice name Gabe," Derin said, clearly checking him out. He wasn't even trying to hide it!

“No promises.” He hung up, probably already dialing the airport, already moving, already doing what he always did when my world cracked open. Devin showed up. He’d been showing up since we were teenagers. He held my hand at my mom’s funeral when I couldn’t feel my fingers. He stayed awake with me on the nights grief came back like a tide. He never asked for anything in return. He was my best friend. My gay best friend. The one person in the world who wanted nothing from me except my company and the occasional pastry when I stress-baked at two in the morning. I’d been so certain of that for so long.

"What do you think? She was cheating on me, with my uh... my best friend, who is a girl..." "Wait, what!?" I exclaimed, stunned. "She's gay, she's been gay and I've only just been a coverup for three years. She's such a dick!" He cursed. "The betrayal would hurt me more. My best friend knowing that my partner is gay but staying quiet." I concurred. "Should we both curse the two of them out? She is such a gay-ass traitor!" Alexander parted his lips in surprise, and soon he was bellowing in laughter. "You never fought with your siblings, did you?"

I sipped my cherry cola in between slamming my thumbs against the Xbox controller. Brian laughed as we played a game on his console. We were both laughing and talking happily, just like the good old times. Everything was just as it was before Jace and I started going out, before Brian told me that he too was gay. I was still sort of getting used to that fact, but of course I would accept him. He was, after all, my best friend. "Oh, oh, oh....Oh!" we said in unison as I blew Brian up. I began to die of laughter, slapping his knees and waving my controller around.