Lisa Lisa Best Friend Novels & Stories

“You're not going to leave him hanging, are you?” “If I knew what I'd do, I wouldn't show you.” “Really?” My best friend chuckled. “You keep forgetting we have rules, Elle.” How could I forget? “That aside, I think you should give it a try. Liam is a nice guy, you know. And he said he has liked you since fourth-grade.” “What does that even have to do with anything? Liking me since fourth-grade.” “Everything.” Cassie sat up. She looked around before facing me. “It tells how intentional about you he is, how he won't do anything to hurt you. And it's Liam, hellooo. Liam Hayes. Come on, Elle Bennett.”

When they reached the kitchen, Lily finally let go of her hand and threw open the pantry door with dramatic flair. “Guess what I still keep stocked just for you?” she announced, her eyes sparkling. She pulled out a bright red bag of kettle-cooked salt and vinegar chips. Maya’s jaw dropped. Then she let out a shaky laugh that turned into a sound halfway between a giggle and a sob. Her hand flew up to her chest as she felt tears sting her eyes. “Lily… you didn’t have to…” she whispered, her voice trembling. Lily stepped forward, serious now, and hugged her again. “Of course I did,” she said firmly. “I missed my best friend. You’re the only person in the world who would finish these with me wit

Marisse fished my phone out of my bag and I laughed. "Uhh... never." I giggled. My impossibly loud ringtone was still there because she hated it so much. "Lisa?" She held the phone up to show me the display name and my nose wrinkled. Lisa had never called me before but I'd rather suck on a goat's teats than talk to her for whatever reason, especially today. She was Cairh's "bestie" and goddess, she hated my guts. I've always had this spidey feeling that she was in love with Cairh and wanted him for herself.

"You are so bossy." Her eyes found mine. "I am just telling you what I want from you. You said I should tell you everything I feel." I pulled her close, placing a soft kiss on her forehead, then on her nose. "I like it." "Good." Goddess, this girl was too much. "Lisa will not let me hear the end of this when I tell her." Lisa—one of her three best friends. The one that was bold, open and says the first thing that comes to mind without thinking.

Lisa pointed. "You're hooking up with Ryan's cousin!" Gianna gasped and Lisa covered her mouth. "No!" she laughed hysterically. "He just came to drop me off" she said. Gianna looked at Lisa suspiciously and then moved over to the car. Garry was already moving out of the car and she waited for him to shut the door. "HI, I'm Gianna, Lisa's best friend" Gianna introduced pulling out her hands for a shake. "Nice to meet you, I'm Garry" he received it warmly.

he asked I suddebly felt it was troublesome to drive it over" Lisa said Liam nodded and came closer Lisa looked at the face that was close by as she retreated Liam stretched out his hand and fixed her seatbelt "You are a driver but you still forget to put your seat belt" he said as she returned to his seat Lisa who just recovered nodded "I usually forget, Riley is the one who always reminds me about it" she said "Both of you must be very close" Liam said "She is like my best friend and also like my personal assistant and some times she is like an old nagging mother and also a partner in crime" Lisa said "But no matter what she never does anything without me agreeing" Lisa finished with a sli

I looked up at her "No reaction?" "Well, I was expecting that." She smirked at me "You are Lalisa Song." I scoffed "You're crazy." Tearing my sight from her "I wish Alexa will just go back so that you and Lucas can have the happiness you deserve." She sighed, massaging my scalp "You still have the softest scalp." I slightly laughed, "Because it's only me who you give this kind of treatment." "Only because you're my best friend. Good for nothing best friend."

“I thought this is what you really wanted...” “It IS, Liza. Just listen to me for a second, alright?” I paused to see if she’d let me go on. When all I heard in response was silence, I continued. “Olivia is my best friend. We’ve been through everything together...I’d say we’re like sisters, but it doesn’t feel that way. We’re closer than family could ever be...just like you and Francine.”

“Why do you sound so shocked?” “Because we only just became friends!” Luna replied, still trying to process the request. She liked Lisa. She liked Lisa’s warmth and her easy-going nature, but she hadn’t expected to be chosen for such an important role. “Don’t you have….. I don’t know, a childhood best friend or a sister for this?” Lisa chuckled. “I do, but I want you. We’ve clicked so well, and Owen absolutely adores you as a friend. Plus, I need someone who can keep me sane through all the wedding madness.”

Best friends going for retail therapy and gossiping. And for now, nothing else matters. Whatever Lisa isn;t telling me will come out eventually and I’ll be there to support her. That’s what best friends do.