Happy Tree Friends Novels & Stories

RING. His phone suddenly vibrated. “What?” he snapped. [“Ohhh—chill”] his friend laughed from the other end. [“Your temper’s flaring again.”] “What do you want?” Loud music and voices echoed through the phone. He was at the club again. Of course. [“Come over to the Eclipse Club. Boss Lee brought in a lot of new pretty girls tonight.”] Matthew exhaled sharply. A full week trapped inside the mansion. A week of confinement and frustration “Fine.”

Cindy said and Daisy smiled. If Cindy likes Ellen, then she would like her more. And maybe Rose too would like her after meeting her and they'd now be four friends. 'Cool' "Okay let's get the menu. I'm famished guys," Ellen said while waving a waiter over. Daisy chuckled. "I saw you eat this morning. You eat too much this girl." The three of them laughed at that and even the waiter smiled when she got to them. But they were suddenly interrupted by the ringing of a phone.

Confetti rained down, catching the glimmer of the sun, and the joyful shouts of familiar voices filled the air. Mr. Frank stood there, utterly surprised, as his friends emerged from the shadows, their faces beaming with delight. They broke into a harmonious rendition of "Happy Birthday," their voices filled with warmth and affection. Taylor and Catalina watched their father's reaction with a smile. It was a beautiful moment, a testament to the love and appreciation their father's friends held for him. The years had forged deep bonds of friendship, and today, they were celebrating not just another year of life but a lifetime of shared memories.

*Scarlet* On Christmas Eve 26 years ago, I came into this world, a healthy, baby girl; but I wasn't the only one born on that day. Enter, Cole Caldwell; the other baby in my neighborhood, born Christmas Eve, 26 years ago. Also known as my best friend. His brother Johnny is one of my best friends too, but Cole and I have been attached at the hip since we entered this world. Years and years of sexual tension between us, yet, we NEVER have crossed that line. It's not like I haven't wanted to, the same goes for Cole; we just didn't want to ruin our friendship. Friends having sex, usually, never turns out good. I don't want to lose my best friend over something as simple as SEX. We both just rece

Happy's mother said with a smile. Belle could see Happy almost blushing through her eyes. It was truly divine. She immediately felt so much at home. She knew Happy was a good friend. But she was way more than just a good friend. She's a great friend and she felt absolutely blessed to have her in her corner. "Hey, Happy, i haven't seen Love in a while. I even tried texting her but she never replied. Have you heard from her today? "Yeah, I spoke with her yesterday. She hasn't been feeling too well. I haven't seen her or heard from her again since then either. Actually, you think maybe we could go over to her house tomorrow after school? I doubt she would be in school tomorrow". Happy suggested

“So if you’re going through anything, either at home, school, or anywhere. Just let us know. We’re your friends. So let us know if anything is bothering you so we can help.” Gaby's lips curled up into a smile, looking back and forth between the both of them. She sniffed in, fanning herself with the smile broadening on her face. “I knew it was going to work.” She said, shaking her head slowly.

It was complete heaven. "We did it, Dimitri." "We did what, Roza?" He sounded curious and slightly confused. I lay my head against his chest and closed my eyes, chuckling. "We got our happily ever after." ***** We're officially finished with this story, everybody! Once again, I'd like to thank the people who read, reviewed, followed, and favorited Happily Ever After. It means the world to me, and I hope you guys continue enjoying my work and being amazing. Tell me your thoughts about the epilogue and overall story in a review!

12 Years Old Tate Stepping outside the summer sun blasts me in the face. Holding my arm up I shield my face until my eyes can adjust to it's brightness. "Mom, I'm going out!" I holler into the screen door. "Oh good, make some friends honey!" I can't help but roll my eyes. She's always pushing me to make friends. Friends are lame. I would go see Chloe, the new girl that moved in at the end of the school year, but her mom sent her to summer camp. What kind of kind of mom does that? Summer camp. Summer is for being home and being lazy. Anyway, I like Chloe and she seems to like me. She's sassy, and funny. She's so funny I even overlook that she's a big girly girl.

"Hi, Bro Stranger." Alvin welcomed his meeting with Delmar with great joy. He hugged his best friend tightly. For five years, he hasn't greeted each other with his best friend. Delmar's departure five years ago completely cut off all forms of communication between them. And when this afternoon suddenly Delmar contacted him, of course he was very happy. "Sorry, Del. I didn't know just now that you were the one calling. It's because I don't know your new number."

Happiness is simple, still given time to gather with the people we love, Happiness is simple, when we can see this person's smile, Happiness is simple, as simple as the days we spend together covered in laughter wrapped in warmth feeling… "Okay we're here" Gary announced as their car parked in front of a brightly colored building with several people already queuing in front of it making Riri pouts "But it's very crowded uncle, how-"