Miss My Best Friend In Heaven Novels & Stories

I say really fast, but Gina looks at me with wide eyes and shakes her head. "No no no. You're my best friend. I'm not going to let you join something that is going to destroy you. For one, Heaven will stress you out. Although you do have the body for it, I don't want you to come to school stressed as fuck for the rest of your senior year." Gina genuinely sounds concerned for me, but that still wasn't going to stop me.

“Sorry—just a sec.” He swiped to answer. “Nathaniel!” Maya’s eyes widened. Nathaniel. She hadn’t heard that name in years. Ethan’s childhood best friend. The boy who was always glued to Ethan’s side during summers, dragging him into endless soccer matches and wild lake swims. She took a careful step back, grabbing the chance to slip away. “Yeah, I just got in,” she heard Ethan say behind her as she slipped into her room. “What? You’re coming down too? That’s awesome!”

A face from my nightmares, wearing a smile of pure, vicious triumph. Kimberly. Her lips moved. The words swam into my fading consciousness, sweet and venomous. “Did you miss me, best friend?” Then the world shattered into nothing but pain and darkness.

Right from when we were both kids,my sister was the perfect daughter, she always did what was expected of her when it was expected of her and as a result was everyone's favorite, but I didn't mind, in fact loved it, because with everyone's attention on her, I was free to do what I wanted whenever I wanted. One day when I was fourteen I came in here with the boy I was dating and a bunch of our other friends, and one of the kids dared us all to go off deeper into the woods by ourselves and bring back a kill. Somehow I got lost and stumbled into the fayronas territory. I would have had my soul sucked out but I made a bargain to give them two other souls

just manageable. Enough that I don't lose my goddamn mind. One day, maybe, we can be friends. Even family. But I'm not there yet. Maybe I never will be, even though I want it. I want to be in her life without that hollow ache deepening in my chest every time she smiles.

Jade had said she would come when she was ready and Jade Rivera did not say things she did not mean. After all, she was my best friend and I was hers too. I missed her so much and I knew she missed me too. I held onto that through the entire lecture and I was still holding it when I walked out the other side.

"I'm trying to decide if I missed this place." He raised an eyebrow. "And?" I looked at him. "I missed the people." He nodded. "Me too." I leaned my head against his shoulder. "Although I wouldn't mind turning around and going back." His mouth curved into a smile. "I've already considered it." "Seriously?" "Very." "Then why didn't you?" "Because Emily threatened to disown me if I kept her best friend away from her any longer." I laughed. "She said that?" "Those were almost her exact words."

Will you forgive me when you learn I fell in love with your best friend? *Beep* *Beep* “Shit,” Gianna exclaims—her pager. “Work?” Brandi asks. “Yeah, but don’t worry, I won’t go.” “Don’t even think about it. You’re going.” “But my best friend needs me.” “That was eight years ago—I can handle tonight. Dying people need you more. I’m safe here with your dad. Colin can’t get me.” “Are you sure?” “Yes, go. I’ll sleep here and leave tomorrow.”

"Hi, Bro Stranger." Alvin welcomed his meeting with Delmar with great joy. He hugged his best friend tightly. For five years, he hasn't greeted each other with his best friend. Delmar's departure five years ago completely cut off all forms of communication between them. And when this afternoon suddenly Delmar contacted him, of course he was very happy. "Sorry, Del. I didn't know just now that you were the one calling. It's because I don't know your new number."

All I heard was that my best friend died and now was in a coma. My world froze at that.