Josh Bff Novels & Stories

I haven’t started courting her yet, but she already dumped me. Josh, Chase, Drake, and Gian are my college buddies. They knew about my situation. They knew that I fell in love with my girlfriend's best friend. They are the ones who made me realize that I am falling for her already. Because why would I even entertain those kinds of thoughts when I have a girlfriend, and that is also her best friend. “What? Are you guys together?” Josh said in a teasing tone. I glared at him. Look at this guy! He already sees me so down and almost crazy thinking about how I can change Alex’s decision. But this brute still chose to piss me instead of helping me.

I met her gaze with a small smile, “No, it’s okay, really! I’m just glad to be here.” She returned my smile, and a figure next to us shifted. Josh. Unlike Ace and Jaxon who had both not bothered to acknowledge my existence, Josh waved. His brown wavy hair falling over his face. He looked no more than twelve. “Excuse my brothers, they are just not really good with strangers.” He shrugged, “I’m Josh by the way. Nice to meet you.” I did a little bow, “Sophie, thank you for the warm welcome, Josh.”

“You’re in charge, princess. I just want to see you happy at the altar.” “And I will be,” I said, reaching to squeeze his shoulder. “But there’s so much still—the invites, the cake, the groomsmen’s outfits. And I want your friends there, Josh. Tell me more about them, go on.” He chuckled, turning onto a busy Chicago street. “Alright. Elliot’s the calm one, British, married to Venus, always had my back in the worst times. Jason’s Spencer’s kid, my business partner’s son, he’s younger, kind of a mess, but got a huge heart.

said Josh trying to explain to his close friend. “Which woman is one?” continued, Zayn does not know. “Ha? That girl? I get it bro, that weird woman who thinks you want to kill yourself?” said Zayn trying to make sure. “Yup, that too odd woman bro,” said Josh, “You know she's my friend now,” he continued again. “But, how can we use her? I was thinking you like her,” Zayn put his confused face. “Ha? Me like her? Are you kidding me?” said Josh anyway.

(what a day for josh 😶‍🌫️😮‍💨) (what are we to expect next?😢)

And he was really happy that their plan worked and Nathan finally opened up. "Sir, with all due respect, I don't have any such feelings for Cathy. We are just good friends. Just like how I am Sierra's good friend, I am Cathy's Friend as well. If you don't think that there is nothing wrong with Cathy befriending Sierra and Claire, you have nothing to worry about our friendship as well. I already know that she likes you. Who doesn't. You don't have to worry about me complicating your relationship Sir, I promise" Josh assured Nathan, who started to regard Josh under new light.

But I will get to the bottom of it. We walk towards the kings men. They have been mingling with the rest of the pack. But I notice they are very short and look like they are bored. I honestly can’t blame them. I’ve never liked all of this. I’m a complete introvert. Social gatherings are complete torture to me. “Beta Eric , it’s great to see you again.” Alpha Josh says while shaking his hand. “ this is my lovely mate Ashley, Luna Hannah from a neighboring pack and her good friend Jade.” Josh says as steps back.

could it be that we are related. "Josh is a friend of mine. He's also from an orphanage and I met him at the second orphanage home to which I was transferred". Jeff explained. That does tell a lot. Jeff and Josh have no similarities at all. Josh is mannerless….. while the other hand...m Jeff is well-mannered. "Do you believe in fate?". I asked, with a calm voice. "Hahaha. Have you watched too many movies recently…... while trying to move on?". Jeff asked, and this time around he was laughing.

I just wanted Brittany and his friends know that he’s now mine. “Awww, finally!” Hoshi hi-fived with Jeonghan and nodded at me and everyone congratulated and greeted us. Jeonghan didn’t let go of me until the break is over so when I turn to look at Josh on our table, he’s gone. “Josh, why didn’t you wait for me.” I asked Josh as I see him already seated inside our classroom. “You were busy with your boyfriend.” He didn’t look at me. He’s busy flipping pages of his book.

“You know, since I met him for the first time at that charity thing in San Diego, remember? He spent half of the time bragging and the other half, insulting the waiter.” He shook his head. “I hated him on sight.” I wasn’t surprised. Josh had always been good at reading people. Except his Fiancee, of course. “That explains it then,” he said after a beat. “You helped your old friend out.” I shot him a look. “She’s not my friend,” I said flatly. Josh held up both hands. “Relax. I’m just saying.” “She’s not,” I repeated, firmer now. And she never would be. I didn’t keep friends like that. People who let the world step on them. People who folded too easily, who stayed quiet when they should have