Jason Chen Best Friends Novels & Stories

Part of falling for Ethan meant getting to know his world—and his world included three guys who’d been his friends since middle school. There was Jake, the tallest of the group, with a perpetual smirk and a reputation for being able to talk his way out of anything. He was the one who organized the weekend hangouts, the one who always knew where the party was. Underneath the laid‑back exterior, though, he was fiercely loyal. I’d seen him step between Ethan and a guy who’d made a snide comment about him transferring schools. Jake didn’t throw a punch, but he didn’t have to. The look he gave was enough.

Wasn't it normal for a girl to feel uncomfortable shaking the hand of a man she just met for the first time? Jessica slid her hand into his only halfway and removed it within a split second. A laugh escaped Jason's lips. "Hasn't your husband told you about me?" Jason asked. "Why would I need to talk to her about you?" Xavier asked his eyebrow going up. "Because I am your best of friends and business partner. I have helped you make a lot of money here in Chiachester and also in Crescent Bay" "You aren't my best friend. I don't have friends" Xavier said squaring his jaw.

Zhuzhu said . " Then , Zhu call me Jason if there is only two of us but not Infront everyone ." Jason said to her . " Jason , let me tell you about myself . My father is the second position in the Beijing's fireman's station . He is very strict father . My second elder brother is in year four here in this university, in law course , he is so strict brother . My mother is a lawyer , she is too scary when she's angry . My eldest brother is a police officer in narcotics. He is too ..... he control me too much . But what surprised me is they didn't strict to my fifteen years old youngest sister . They doted on her. Gave her everything . She can go anywhere but I can't. I can't even go to the sch

Damien asked again and Jason laughed. “If I should underestimate someone, I would never make the mistake of underestimating you” Jason replied and Damien laughed. “So who’s she?” Damien asked. “Janet, she’s Ria’s best friend,” Jason said and Damien looked at Jason with raised eyebrows. “She’s the quietest of the group. I could count the times I’ve heard her speak” Damien replied and Jason laughed. “If you really want to give her to me, you have to make peace with Ria first,” Jason said and Damien chuckled.

“Trust me, I’m fine. And after everything, should you be coming to the house of a sinner?” He chuckled. “I know you didn’t do what you said. You would never hurt somebody like that.” I scoffed. “Now you want to believe that I would never hurt someone? What happened to you saying that I was just like Blair?” He didn’t say anything. Instead, he turned to the guy with curly hair. “Jason, this is Ariana. Ariana, meet Jason Brown, my best friend.” I raised a brow. How come I never heard that Jake had a best friend? Surely Blair must have spoken about it.

“What are you doing here? This is a private vacation with my daughter.” Elena’s gaze slid over to Mia, appraising her slowly from head to toe. “And who is this lovely young thing? She looks far too beautiful to be just a ‘family friend.’” Mia lifted her chin, refusing to be intimidated. “Mia Thompson. Lily’s best friend.” “Best friend,” Elena repeated, amusement flickering in her eyes. “How sweet. You must be very… close to the family.” The way she said it made Mia’s skin crawl.

Just what I needed, some stranger invading my space while I was still figuring out my own messed-up head. The classroom was half-empty as usual. My eyes immediately landed on them—Jason and Alex, the two hottest guys in the entire department. Jason was leaning back in his chair, all broad shoulders and sharp jawline, laughing at something on his phone. Alex, his best friend, was slouched next to him, cigarette dangling from his full lips as he scrolled quietly. They were the kind of guys who turned heads without trying. They were tall, ripped from the gym, with an effortless swagger.

Jason. He sat two tables away, surrounded by his friends, loud, confident boys who thought the school belonged to them. Jason leaned back in his chair, chewing gum, his sharp eyes following her every move. He didn’t speak at first, just watched. Like a cat watching a mouse that forgot where to run. One of his friends laughed. “Yo, man, your little project partner’s got company.” Jason’s gaze flicked up. Across the cafeteria, one of the boys from Ivy’s science group had walked over to her table and sat down, smiling.

Stopping meant that my mind would have to work and that would mean thinking about Isabella and my family that I had left back in Fort Haven, Los Angeles. “You’ve been more of a distraction for the past fifteen minutes. You’re the one who’s going to get me killed, because with your yapping, I might drop the barbell on myself.” I said breathlessly. “That means I’ll be doing you a favor and helping you get there faster.” Phil said with a shrug. Phil is my closest friend and teammate here and he’s the only one who knows that I haven’t left the private gym room since my arrival. He’s the only one who knows that I’m having a hard time even though he doesn’t know what exactly is wrong.

He grumbled. “He’s right, Riv's. We were ‘all’ scared. I think we’re all emotionally drained. As for me not being myself, babe, I’m just glad you're back with us. I mean you're the most amazing best friend I’ve ever had, no offense J.” Jason chuckled, “None taken. I’m still your number one whether she likes it or not,” he said, nodding his head in her direction, smirking. “Alec and Jaylen care about you and they have become part of our crew. So there’s no reason for me to behave barbarically. They care about you, Riv’s.” Zach muttered.