Loud House Friend Novels & Stories

Lindsey didn't waste any second and quickly clicked on the profile and just as she thought, it was Leen, her best friend. A smile appeared on her face as she read the caption on her last post. "Day 2 at Rain Pub, feels good to be back at the hood XoXo," Lindsey smiled as tears dropped from her eyes "I found you,"

Lyod:: of course. When he got back from school today and told me about his special friend, I was a bit skeptical, but seeing you now has erased all my doubts. Now I know his change is genuine. I walked in and saw Lyod and Laura busily chatting and laughing. They must be really enjoying the moment. I loved it when Laura smiles. Have not seen such a charming smile in any lady before apart from my loving mom of blessed memory. So I went close to ask Laura what she would love to drink while the maid brings the food

Ludo just looked at it and felt everything wrong with Stone, she didn’t like him but she never told her friend. They reached the flat Hunter was taking refuge in and before they entered, Ludo looked around ensuring no one was in sight. It was now dark, she couldn’t see anybody in sight. Satisfied, she knocked and Hunter opened the door and let them in. For 30 minutes, Ludo watched and listened to Hunter and Walu chat. Walu told Hunter everything about his stay at Ludo’s. Ludo could see the bond the two had and figured it was this reason that Hunter was slowly becoming soft. He had found a friend and was obviously tired of his old life.

"I'm going to make sure he doesn't find out about her, Louisa." She had no choice but to agree, for she knew her friend and the stubborn woman wasn't going to change her mind. "Alright Louisa, I hear you girl. I'll take the offer." Louisa nodded. "Good. Now come over here and give me a hug. I could really use one now." They both laughed as Naa Larley squeezed her best friend in a tight hug. Naa Larley grinned. "I got you girl. Always." *******

LAYTON “Open up, man. I got news!” Craig hollered from my door, his voice partially drowned out by the pounding he was giving the poor, innocent wooden door that protected me from the world. “Layton, I know you’re in there! Open up.” Of course he knew I was in here. My condo came with two parking spaces and as the only person I trusted with my spare key, Craig’s vehicle details were on the books for the second spot. Right next to mine.

I guess she was the kind of person whose smile could light up the room. "Hey, Jacky. I heard from Rohan that you would like to be my friend. Thank you for accepting me. Let's be friends from today onwards officially." she said softly, wistfully. I raised a brow at Rohan. I would have even stepped back if it wasn't for her smile. I closed my eyes and looked at him again, he was something. He even lied to his best friend. He chose to look away, hands in pockets and a requesting smile on his face.

"Don't call the police. Don't fight. It's all a misunderstanding." Willa smiled as she tried to calm him down. She then walked over to me and gave me a look. "Ryan, what are you doing here? Come on in. You're just in time. You're lucky enough to catch our family gathering." I frowned in confusion. Before I could even ask what was going on, her boyfriend, Sebastian Judd, leaned against the doorframe and spoke in a mocking tone. "Willa, is your childhood friend really that persuasive?" Willa paused, turned around, and winked at him.

Lorraine walked into the house brimming, still feeling the linger of their kiss. It was relieving to know she and Clay were leaving things on a good note, but she still wondered if she should've told him about their child. It seemed like the perfect moment to, but something held her back. She shook her head and waived away the thought and heard the sounds of the TV in the living room and could recognize the characters' voices on the sitcom. It was a show she and her mother enjoyed and usually spent all weekend watching together. She walked towards the living room and found the door open and her mother across the room on the two-seater couch watching FRIENDS, and Lorraine smiled. It was a rar

“For sure.” “You want to come back to my place?” I paused. Luc had three roommates in the house where he lived. All of them were computer nerds, and the house was full of computers, gadgets, and random workstations. The guys were nice enough, but the clutter sometimes drove me crazy. Luc’s room was tidy, but getting there was a minefield at times. “Joyce is seeing her friend Bonnie tomorrow in Toronto. I’m sure wine will be involved, and she’ll stay overnight there.”

Harvey said. “I promise,” I had to agree. “I have a friend. He visits me every two days and he got me Hino so I wouldn’t be lonely,” he said. I stared at Harvey. “An imaginary friend gave you this lizard?” I asked. I wasn’t sure if I had lost connection with my son because we’ve been apart too long to the point he now lies. “No, not an imaginary friend,” he replied. “So the lizard climbed up your window then?” It was normal for something like that to occur but why would he—