Meg Griffin Friends Novels & Stories

I explain to the best of my ability, from what I could remember. Gracie told me when we first became friends. She was raised in a very religious household. She couldn’t even have a boyfriend when she was living with her parents. Everyone nods. We move on. play a couple of more rounds before moving on to another game. My phone goes off. I take it out of my pocket and see a text from Axel. I frown opening the text. {Axel King: Do you where my grey sweatshirt is? The one with River’s name on it?}

Angela told Griffin. Griffin pulled out his phone and saw a full screen of notifications from Anna. Unanswered calls and messages flooded his screen, but he ignored them. "Come on, it's a holiday, Griffin! Why are you here?" someone chimed in, approaching him. The person looked fresh and neat. "Are all girls this troublesome?" Griffin asked Dicky, who squinted at him, surprised by the question from his friend and company president. "Who? Anna?" Dicky guessed.

“Figured I’d make an entrance.” I didn’t know whether to laugh or hit her. “ I missed you” “ Who wouldn't?” She said smirking. Ky had been my best friend once. Before everything got complicated. Before Alice. Before feelings got tangled. We used to sit on the bleachers after training and talk about nothing for hours. She used to tease me when I got competitive. Used to steal my snacks. Used to show up whenever I needed someone. And then she left. Because if family issues.

“Can wait. I’ll speak to your boss if I have to.” I sighed, trying to find a gentle way to turn her down. “I—” “This getaway is our excuse to properly say goodbye to Elliot,” Mr. Perez cut in. “I know you and my son haven’t been the best to each other this year, but five years of friendship—you want that under the drain?” “Mr. Perez, you’re right. Elliot and I have fought more than ever this year. And—” “And you always forgive each other,” he interrupted again. “Your friendship is unbreakable. I’m sure whatever happened, you two will understand each other again. But for now, you have to come and say goodbye. If it helps, Chloe isn’t even invited.”

With this in mind, I beam. But these past few days, I've started realizing something. Everett Griffin isn't exactly who I thought he was. Which is... Annoying. I kiss Janet, my best friend. “Bye, G.” I wave to Garrett—the only other friend I have besides Janet. "Bye, maid!" Garrett calls after me. I flip him off without turning around. I'm going to miss these idiots. I shuffle out of Squarz and hurry off to my next lecture—which obviously, I’m sharing with Everett.

But the look quickly faded as she turned her gaze toward Grace and waited for her. Grace cleared her throat and looked a little embarrassed. "Right, sorry... uh, this is Meghan. She's my friend. She'll be visiting for a few days." My father smiled his most charming smile and shook Meghan's hand. "Welcome, Meghan. It's nice to have you with us. Stay as long as you want." Meghan only looked at him, holding onto his hand longer than she needed to... Then, she finally smiled and slowly pulled her hand away. "Thank you. And actually, I'm her best friend."

For a second she wanted to scream and run into his arms but she held herself in time. "Jack, my man. Where have you been all these goddamn years?", Skywalker greeted him. Meg was confused. Jack was Leo's best friend and she never knew? "Meghan Summers", Jack walked up to her. "Jack Grayson", Meghan replied quietly and said no more. What was she supposed to say? "How do you know Jack?", Jean asked Meghan. "He is an old friend of mine", she answered. " Old friend?", Jack asked her "I used to work for him. Not anymore", Meghan said to no one in particular.

Griffin asked, his eyes showing genuine concern. Griffin, my good old childhood friend, had been hiding his true identity and sneaked into Aaron's mansion to look out for me. He had been there for me when my grandma passed away, providing comfort during a tough time. And now, he was offering to be my guardian. Maybe it was okay to accept his offer. So... "Alright, Griffin. I'm on board," I said, my voice filled with gratitude and a little bit of nervousness. Griffin's face lit up with a wide grin, clearly happy. "Awesome," he exclaimed, letting go of my shoulders. "Now it's time for you to take charge."

"Friends?" Griffin nodded enthusiastically. "Yes, friends! We've worked together on projects and...and...uh, stuff." Jace looked unsure, but Griffin quickly changed the subject. "Hey, do you want more mac 'n cheese?" Jace's face lit up again. "Yeah! I love mac 'n cheese!" Griffin smiled, relieved to have dodged the question. He served Jace another helping hand, trying to push aside his feelings for Sarah. But it was hard to ignore the way his heart skipped a beat when he thought about her.

<<20>> * True friends are those that never leave. * **** Grayson Miller did lay low, just as his Grandfather had advised. Though he almost couldn't control himself whenever he saw Joseph and Miranda together. Oftentimes, it hurt so much that he had to push the wall to calm himself down. As much as he wanted to do something, anything to make himself feel better he couldn't. He'd promised his Gramps and definitely wouldn't let him down even if it meant him having to endure the pain of a bruised ego.