Jason Chen Best Friends Novels & Stories

So I guess this guy is a friend of Jason, or maybe a family member. "And here she comes, the only woman that makes my heart beat. Kelvin meet my wife Juliet, juliet meet my bestfriend Kelvin." Jason introduce, wrapping his arms around my waist. Kelvin smiled at me, then stretched his hand out for a handshake.... I claimed it. "It's a pleasure to meet you Juliet. Just for the record, Jason has told me a lot about you. And I'm glad to finally meet you. I have to say, this man here didn't do a good job describing you. He didn't tell me you are this pretty." Kelvin said charmingly. I blushed. Well, it's no surprise that he is a sweet talker just like Jason. He is Jason's best friend!.

"Zack, it's fine you can leave. I have Lucas and these guys,'' I didn't want to leave permanently. Plus, saying Kevin was here was not as reassuring as she thought. Eventually, I did leave. I would hate to keep her around Kayla when she clearly wasn't happy with her around. "Lucas is really nice," Kayla conversed as we walked to where I parked. "Is he? I never liked him," Kayla linked our arms which made it difficult to watch. "He's nice. That girl is your friend?" I grinned at the mention of Kiki, "My best friend, Kiara. We've known each other for years," Kayla nodded in acknowledgement, "She's pretty," "The most beautiful person I've ever met," I truthfully replied.

I'd made the decision to stay working in the morgue. Despite being 20 hours ahead of where he was living, Jason was the only person to get in touch with me during those days when I was settling into a new country. Jason Bak was one of Samuel Jin's closest friends, and I'm very sure I only wanted to hear about Sam hence I welcomed him into my life. He used to flirt with any girl, which made me dislike him back in high school, and I still believe he's a hopeless romantic now. Yet we've come this close, but we're still apart.

What a stellar start to my day. “Sorry about that! Let me give you a hand,” the girl says, her voice warm as she peels the chair off me, checking to make sure I’m not tangled up in it. I attempt to sit up, wincing slightly. “Those guys are some real jerks, huh?” “Jason and Terry, yeah,” she replies, shaking her head as she squats down beside me, her concern evident. “And to think Jason used to be my best friend.” “Yikes… sorry,” I mumble, feeling a wave of sympathy for her.

We entered into the students common room and spotted him at our usual spot together with his two best friends Jake and Ari. And before you start questioning why he has a female bestfriend,it is because they both grew up together.Their parents were best friends.And Jake was Ari's boy friend.Moreover,Ari was a girls girl , through and through. "Hey y'all",Maya and I said in unison as I sat by my Maxton and Maya sat by me. "Hey",they all responded . "Baby,you have no idea how much I missed you",Maxton said pulling me onto his laps.

“You’ve been acting sneaky. One minute you’re right next to me, the next you’ve vanished into the dressing room for no reason knowing you’d be alone in there. What are you up to?” My eyebrows furrow. “Nothing, bro.” He folds his arms and tilts his head at me. “I’m your only true friend. The least you can do is tell me the truth.” Damn. He knows exactly how to play this card. This is what happens when someone knows their value. And he’s right, he is my only real friend. Wild, crazy and reserved at the same time, just like me. We clicked the moment we met freshman year. I’ve never been one to keep a big crowd around me. Just a few normal people here and there, some whose names I can’t even rem

He came toward me, extending his hand for a handshake. “Luke, you did not just–” “And this is Janet, my girlfriend and your new best friend,” Luke added as Janet returned with a tray holding a bottle and a glass of water. “My boyfriend’s right—I haven’t stopped talking about you since that day,” Janet smiled, placing the tray down and winking. “Okay, now you’re being creepy,” Dylan said, shaking his head. “I’m Alexis.” “We know,” they both said in unison. “Like we told you the first time—Dylan hasn’t stopped… never mind.”

I shrug. “Exactly. And now the entire squad’s both impressed and terrified. You’ve officially gone from ghost girl to warrior icon.” He slings his arm across my shoulders. “You should be proud.” I shoot him a look. “I’m not sure being called ‘Little Reaper’ is something to celebrate.” “Well, it is when you’re 5’4 and choking out a guy six inches taller and built like a linebacker.” I laugh despite myself. Jason’s been my best friend since we were pups. Loyal, smart, irritating. Everything you want in someone who always has your back.

I asked him, even though I did not want to follow Ethan to his house alone. "No. I want to go with you, Mom. I want to see my Daddy's friend. I have two new friends in my class: Emmanuel and Celine. Celine says that I look like her baby brother at home, but I don't believe her. She says her brother is very fair like me," Jason recounted about his school friends. "Emmanuel and Celine. Okay, I will get to meet them later. For now, we are going to see Mr. Ethan, alright?" I asked my son and he said, "Okay, Mom."

Someone who didn’t look at me like I was broken glass. Jason. My best friend. The one person who’d always been there. The one who’d defended me, even recklessly. He’d understand. He’d listen. He wouldn’t call me pathetic or useless. He’d tell me Ashton was an idiot. He’d make it better, somehow. The thought was a tiny life raft in the stormy sea of my humiliation.