Novel & Cerita Lirik Lenka Trouble Is A Friend

Lena lay down next to me as she rests her chin on the palm of her hand. “Well… cause we both got jet lag and my friends are waiting for me at the bar. How about if we prepare ourselves and having fun tonight?” Lena says as she stroking my hair and staring at my lips. I get up and sit next to her “Friends?” I say as I highly raise my brow. “Yeah… no worry, all guys! And they’re my business partner” Lena giggles. I chuckle “Seriously?” I say as I highly raise my brow. “Yeah… thank God I’m forever gay! Lena says.

But I think its better if they think I have a lot of friends, I don’t want them to worry about me having no friends. “Yes, hija! Your Lolo and I will allow you to go, But promise us that you will take care of yourself, wherever you are going. You know that you’re the only one we have” I felt sad, I am fully aware that they only have me for a family as I only have them as mine. “What is it, hija? Tell us?” Lolo might have noticed from my reaction that joining some random beauty pageant or having an outing with friends is not I want to ask about.

She asked and I took the time to look at her eyes in search of any mockery or deceit but I couldn't find any one and decided to give her a chance to say what she wanted to say to me. "Okay" I answered and there was excitement on her face on hearing my voice that I started to doubt if she had always been sincere and sweet to me all these while. "I'm sorry that you have to go through all of these and I know it has been really hard for you but trust me when I say I want to be your friend and not your enemy, Lenora " she touched my shoulders and her touch were somehow soothing that I found myself sighing in defeat. Maybe I shouldn't be too hard on her.

The engine purred to life, and soon they were cruising down an empty highway, the road illuminated only by headlights and the occasional glow from streetlamps. Lena turned the switched up her phone speakers.. A familiar beat dropped—a Selana Gomez classic. Kian groaned jokingly. “Seriously?” “You know you love it.” “I tolerate it.” “Liar,” she said, and with that, she belted out the first verse. Her voice wasn’t polished, but it was full of feeling, and that was enough to make Kian crack. **************

he said slowly, each word deliberate, “that this secret doesn’t get out further?” Lena’s stomach dropped. Her chair creaked as she leaned forward. “My friend is not a commodity,” she spat, anger flickering through her voice before she could stop it. Lucinda placed a calming hand over her own. “You don’t need to pay me,” she said, glancing between them.

Anjani shook her head in disbelief, "I can't believe there's such a woman in the world." "Without you realizing it, it's all in you. You're also kind, generous, helpful, there's only one obstacle, we've been friends since childhood," Leno said. Leno admits that the type of woman he dreams of is all in Anjani, it's just the scope of friendship that makes Leno have to endure his feelings. He feels enough even though he is only friends with Anjani. Anjani scratches her neck awkwardly, "You make me clumsy, don't make the atmosphere awkward." said Anjani made Leno laugh.

Lenora snapped " The master approved this? Are you kidding? He told us himself that we shouldn't let you go anywhere,, so go back in " " Please,, I promise to be back. I will be fine, trust me " She pleaded " No,, go back in " Lenora sighed with her innocent face and turned back,gosh these guards are something else. " But,,, okay one of you can come with me,, you should know am not causing trouble this time " she said " Okay,, I will come with you "

After I finished my business at the café, I quietly observed them. It was clear that Felix really needed friends for his development. In a few months, he would start school. While I was resting, Tina sat down, placing an Americano in front of me. “Miss Lenka, are you alright?” She glanced at me. “Actually, there’s a big and complicated problem, but I’ve solved it,” I smiled, it was truly over. She smiled brightly. “I’m glad to hear that. Will you stay here again?” For a moment, I paused. “I don’t know, Tina.”

All whispering the same word: “…Lena…”

The flicker of curiosity in his expression sent alarm bells ringing in Lena’s head. Trina let out a low whistle. “Oh. My. God.” Ethan arched his brow. “And you are?” Trina crossed her arms, her gaze moving between Lena and Ethan like she was piecing together a puzzle. “Her best friend. The one who’s going to drag the truth out of her.” Lena barely managed to swallow the lump in her throat. This was a disaster. But before she could defuse the situation, Trina’s phone buzzed. She pulled it out, glanced at the screen, and her expression changed—her usual sharp, teasing demeanor vanishing into something unreadable.