Losing Friends Quotes Novels & Stories

‘Friendship improves happiness and abates misery by doubling our joys and dividing our grief.’ –Marcus Tullius Cicero DIANE Gosh, I know I might sound cruel, but I feel like dragging her hair and enjoying her wail in pain. “How could you leave me like that?” I whine, throwing the question at her with a sigh. “It wasn't fair.” “Dee, I had to really go pee. Come on, just tell me already. What happened between the both of you while I was absent?”

She let out a gasp at his revealing that he had lost his mate and children in the last rouge attack. “E kala mai iaʻu no kou nalo ʻana e kuʻu hoaaloha (I am so sorry for your loss my friend)…ma laila ka ʻeha no kekahi manawa, akā ikaika ʻoe (the pain will be there for awhile, but you are strong.)” She sighed “ʻAʻole nō wau e lilo ana iā Romero a me Baudouin ( I am still not over losing Romero or Baudouin.)”

“Keller, give him another chance. Take it from someone who lost all her friends and family in one night. Having your best friend hate you sucks. Big time. So does not having your best friend for support when you really need them. And trust me, you never know when you really need them. Yeah, he shouldn’t have done it, but he sounds sorry. He wants to make it up to you. Give him an opportunity to do that. Don’t lose your friend over this. Please find a way to look past it. I'm not saying to forget it. Just move on.” “Zara, there are a lot of things I can do without, but you’re not one of them.” I brush my fingers across her cheek while I search her eyes. “I don’t ever want to let anyone or any

It was time for me to proudly say I didn't kill my first ever best friend. It was time for another person to know the truth. It was time to rid myself of the guilt that was eating me up. So I took a long deep breath and told her, everything! --.--.--.--.--. "Good friends are hard to find, harder to leave, and impossible to forget." -E.C

He says honestly and I chuckle a bitter laugh. “Of course you don’t.” “What is that supposed to mean?” “It means for being so damn old you still lack basic human kindness. Like compassion and friendship. You wouldn’t have been so lonely if you made a few friends along the way.” “What good are friends if everyone around me dies, and I am left to bury them?” he says, the corner of his lip typing down in a frown.

There may be dark times in our life. But our friendship will always twinkle Like those stars in the night sky. ************************************* Please vote and leave your comments. Enjoy reading - T

" We've all been through different problems but then, we've always proven to come out stronger. Now we have memories to carry on from the moments we have with everyone. Memories to love and cherish. A family...a family to lean on so thank you. Thank you for accepting me into your lives. Cheers. I love you all." I conclude, raising my wine glass and everyone else does the same. "Well said!" Alessio wipes away invisible tears. "Cheers everyone, to friendship!" "Cheers!" Redd gets up, grinning at everyone. "For always having each other's back."

Gia smiled warmly at them, her eyes reflecting a deep sense of gratitude for their unwavering support. As the conversation drifted, memories of their lost friend flooded their minds, each recalling moments shared and lessons learned. Despite the passage of time, the pain of their loss still felt fresh, yet they found solace in the bond they shared and the love that sustained them.

Halfway through the day, changes started showing up. One day, the invites just stopped coming. Charity events, fancy lunches, those quiet dinners where deals happened - none of them mentioned her name anymore. Messages sat there, untouched, while phone notifications faded into nothing. People who used to ring her every morning now acted like they never knew her. Online, the shine wore off. Pictures stayed up, but comments turned odd, then empty. Questions floated without answers, until even the questions disappeared. A certain well-known woman, someone who used to run gatherings alongside Gwen, shared a short message online. It showed nothing but darkness, just a blank space filled only by w

"Sorry that I couldn't do more for you when you lost your parents. I never really experienced losing anyone like that, and couldn't comprehend what you were going through." "Shut the fuck up. You were there for me, buddy. Always. When nobody else was. I'll never forget that. Enough said. Don't need to be getting sappy over it." I couldn't help but chuckle. "Alright. By the way, there's one other thing you might be able to do for me." "Anything. That's what friend are for." That's what friends are for.