If I Had Only One Friend Left Novels & Stories

I asked challengingly. I don't want Katiya and me to share our feelings because she is the only person I consider a friend. He was the only one who stayed by my side despite my rejection and other people's rejection of me. She was the only one who said. But I would never be tolerating the wrongdoing of a friend.

"What the fuck? She breaks my heart and I want to cry. I'm sorry I disturbed you. I didn't know where to go." Chuckling, I got up and sat next to him. "Cry but don't expect any consolation. You know—" "You suck at it. You hate consoling people." He smiled a bit. "So I can stay here for few days?" I nodded as if I had any other choice of leaving this heartbroken person alone in his misery. No matter what he was still my friend despite all the fights we had been through. He needed me. How do I leave my friend alone when he flew all the way to talk to me? I hoped Alina understood it.

Hard. Since then, I have been going on with excuses, avoiding telling them how right they were. And I’d rather die than return back to that one-horse town where whoever smiles brighter is the happier. Even after all those years, I’m alone, with no partner, no sex and my only friend here is an old-school friend of mine who came out here to open a bar overseas. At least he was successful. Even if he can’t pay me much without risking going bankrupt as well.

My hands were trembling anxiously as I dialed Lisa's number, it rang once, twice and thrice but she didn't pick up,I called again knowing her phone might be on silent or she isn't close to it. But again she didn't pick up, I had a few contacts but I started scrolling through them, hoping to find someone to talk too, but no... I didn't find anyone most of the numbers are of my course mates, Lisa Is the only one. The only friend I had, the only one I could talk too, tears started to well up my eyes as I realize how lonely I truly am, my mother is the only family I have, then Lisa who I also consider to be a sister.

As if I could ever. I sigh softly at the thought of being alone for the rest of my life. This is how it’s been since I was a teenager: no matter where I went, so long as my brother showed up in the nick of time, any and all friends I made slowly but surely stopped being my friends—except the ones that so desperately wanted to date him and blamed me when he used them for the only thing they could offer: sex.

I knocked again and sighed before walking away. Max had left too. Days after Carter was beaten, he packed a bag and said he needed to be away for a while. The last few days had pointed out that I had zero people around me. My whole life, everyone liked me, but I was beginning to realize that all my friendships were shallow. Max was the closest thing I had to a friend and he was gone. Carter had shut me out, and all I ever did was try to help. I was alone and it felt strange.

This man was even worse. I shook my head, ridding myself of my thoughts as I tried to focus on the matter at hand. We had to deal with one thing at a time and for now, Andrei was our top priority. “How’s Andrei doing? Can I see him now?” I really hoped he was okay because I couldn’t afford to lose him. Aside from Mikhail and Marina, he was the only other friend I had. There were already few people in my life. I couldn’t bear to have the number reduced.

she said softly, “but I can be your friend.” My eyes fluttered open. I turned to look at her, brows faintly furrowed. “Friend?” I repeated the word tasting bittersweet. That word… It reminded me of Zach. The only one who had ever truly been my friend. The one who later became a lover. The one who shattered everything. A sad smile curled on my lips as I stared at the water. “I don't need one,” I mouthed hoping she got it and she did as I noticed how the look on her eyes changed.

She said proudly and I couldn't help but chuckle in amusement as she smiled at me. Would it break her heart if I told her that ever since she left, I never thought about her? Her best friend was the only one on my mind. Should I tell her that? “Delusional much? Look around. This is the only empty table and that's the only reason I came to sit here. I have better things to think about than you, Sylvia. You, well, don't exist to me anymore.” I replied with a smirk and her smile faded as her hands clenched into fists.

My mind churn as I try to gather my thoughts. “I grew up as an only child and as such, I never really had much fun because I had only my parent to talk to. It’s even worst that I had no friends even” “Why is that? I mean, you live in a bubbling community. How come you never had any friends or people around you other than your parents” The King asked once again as he watched me aptly, taking another sip from his glass of wine. At his question, my thought immediately went to Logan. He was the only friend I had but I doubt he would want to hear about another guy when I’m supposed to be with his son. I might as well tell him the whole truth and get it over with as well.