I Built A Friend By Alec Benjamin Novels & Stories

I turned back and saw a little android whose height was only up to my knees. “IAM SORRY, MY NAME IS AL330,” “Nice, you look so cute,” I admired it. Especially this one is amazing as it is short like a cute kid. “That’s me actually,” Alex said, moving toward me. Alex is just a year older than me. He’s the one and only friend in guys with who I had been close for over five years. He’s not my school, but I met him in Maddy’s lab. “I created it for a long time. It’s like my security guard. How is it?”

Xander replied with a straight expression. The guy glanced towards me and a smile graced his lips. "You must be Karis; I am Benjamin, an old friend of Xander but you can call me Benji." Benjamin introduced himself to me, reaching out for my hand, which Xander brushed off immediately. "Nice to me you," I blurted awkwardly as I took a seat opposite them. "The pleasure is mine," Benjamin replied still smiling at me. While we were exchanging pleasantries, the lady that was beside Benjamin gave Xander a hug, which he didn't return.

She braced her hands on the desk and stood up. With a provocative smile, she spoke. “Oh, is that so? Well, why don’t you bring this ‘new’ boyfriend of yours to the party Alex’s frat house is hosting this Friday? Brad and I would love to meet this new friend of yours.” Say no. Say no. Say no. “Sure, why not?” I replied stiffly. When the final bell rang out and the class was dismissed, I immediately headed back to my dorm. I picked up the nearest pillow I saw and screamed into it.

I shifted my weight quietly, inching my hand toward the emergency panel behind me without him noticing. "Come to think of it, how did you even get into this company? No omegas are allowed in this building. How did you manage it? Did you use your pussy like I bet you do?" I clenched my fists tight by my sides, fighting the burning urge to slap his face hard. I forced myself to answer him anyway, just to buy a second. "Our alpha's daughter is my best friend. That is how I got in. It would be smart of you to let me go right now before you start blaming yourself."

Raven pushed my frozen-in-shock body out the door. Somehow, I got my feet moving so that I didn’t trip and fall down the steps. It was weird not holding Ben’s hand as I walked to his truck, but I had probably just embarrassed the hell out of him and not because I had said something stupid again but because I was fangirling on a guy that I’d just met who was dating my roommate. Whether or not Alec liked girls or boys or both or neither, it didn’t matter. He was Brice’s dude, and I had my own dude, one that opened his truck door for me but didn’t wait for me to get in like he always does so he can close it for me. Instead, he left it gaping open, much like my mouth had been at Alec’s news, and

Good. “Is there a problem?” I asked sweetly, letting the question hang in the air like perfume. “You trust him with the Bennett account, don’t you?” Derek gave a short breath, not quite a laugh. “But I dont trust him with you.” “Derek.” I say slowly. “Benjamin is a college, and a friend. And in case you didnt notice, I dont have many frends in the city.” “Isa… Ben is not someone who you want to be friends with.”

Alec said as they all got up from their seats. The class just ended. Gideon groaned… ‘Were his friends even listening at all?’ He thought with a slightly annoyed expression on his face, Benjamin sighed, seeing that his friend isn’t happy about not having the girl that he wants. “Since she told you she likes someone else, I believe you should respect that and let her be.” Alec said as both stepped out of the class. Gideon huffed “But that’s not the same case with you.” He said, Alec halted, Benjamin chuckled as he and Gideon continued walking, Alec rolled his eyes and catches up with them.

"Hi Leaf. What can I do for you?" "So, I thought about what you said and I realised you were right and it's sad. Can you please be my friend? At least, to teach me how to be friendlier?" As if I was friendly myself. Technically, Ace was the one making friends for me. "One more friend won't hurt, I guess," I said with a shrug. She shrieked and jumped on me. "Easy," "Thank you, thank you, thank you so so so so so so much!"

She looked up sharply and we made eye contact. The only thing I could say was, "What the fuck?" Benjamin got out of the car, and he stared at me long and hard. It was hard to look away from Emma's face. Hell, she was my friend for some time now, and I considered her the only real friend I ever had. This was what she did to me? I couldn't even make sense of it. "Alice," Benjamin began in a cold voice he had never used with me before, "don't cause any trouble. Just walk away."

“I told you already, I don’t feel anything for him. I only see him as someone I can talk to. That’s it.” I paused, my chest heaving. My voice softened, but it trembled. “I’ve never had anyone except you. Since the day you found me on my wedding day, I’ve never leaned on anyone else. But I can’t keep drowning in all of this alone. I needed a friend, Benjamin. And for a few moments, talking to him gave me that. I… I just wanted to forget about everything going on in my mind, even for a little while.” His silence was heavier than his words. He just stood there, eyes searching mine, as if trying to see whether I was lying.