Miss My Bestie Novels & Stories

“There was no way I was leaving you alone in that state.” Pat lowered his eyes toward the soup. “And honestly…” Tee sighed lightly. “I didn’t trust you to be alone last night.” That made Pat’s chest tighten slightly. He didn’t respond immediately. Instead, he quietly stirred the soup with his spoon before muttering softly, “Sorry for stressing you out.” Tee scoffed. “You’re my best friend, idiot. That’s literally part of the job.” A faint smile finally touched Pat’s lips. After they finished eating, Tee gathered the empty bowls and placed them into the sink before casually leaning against the kitchen counter.

Humph! My phone had been ringing for a while now, but i was so lost in my own world so I didn't notice. Finally, i jolted back to reality and found out it was still ringing. It was my best friend, Stacey Obong. ' Hello Stacey..' ' Girl, where the hell have you been? I've been calling you since like forever.' Stacey said screaming at the top of her lungs. I chuckled at her childish behavior. ' I'm sorry. I've been kind of busy.'

She liked Anthony, but she wasn't sure if she loved him enough to settle down with him. "Okay, I will be expecting your call. If it's not too late, I can still go out to hang out with you. I really miss you, Benita," James said, to which Benita replied, "I miss you more. Please, hold on. Let me rush to see my friend. I will call you back." "Don't rush, please. I guess you're driving as I can hear the sound of the car horn. Not to worry, we will get to see each other tomorrow. It's already late for tonight. Goodnight, babe."

After reading Zuri three bedtime stories and tucking her in alone, I grab a tub of vanilla ice cream, say goodnight to Luther and Thunder, then crawl into bed. Our bed. But without them, it feels massive—like a cold void swallowing me whole. I pull the collar of King's T-shirt to my nose, inhaling his scent, but it's just not enough. I usually don't text them while they're out. I know better than to distract them when they're dealing with shit that could get them hurt. But tonight? I can't shake the ache in my chest. I miss them so much. Running my hand over my stomach, I pop the lid off the ice cream, shoving a spoonful into my mouth.

"What part of home do you miss? A mother that was willing to risk her life and lie about you to my face, just to stop me from taking you, or a brother that deserves to be castrated and have his hands broken?" I winced. At both parts. "Not those..." I sighed. "I miss my best friend. W-We..." I bit my lip. "Just forget it, it's useless." "I want to know.” His scowl deepened, but something akin to genuine curiosity and concern flitted across his perceptive eyes. I could hear nothing except the pounding in my heart as it grew too big to fit in my chest. "My best friend...Renee. She... We used to go diving into the ocean from the highest cliff in Whitefang."

“Dearest Aurie: By the time you get this, you’ll have had your birthday and shifted. It absolutely kills me to miss it. I dreamed about it for so long. Well, I honestly don’t even know if you’ll get this or when. I have no idea where you’re actually living now I suppose and that kills me too. I just … fucking miss my best friend. I miss your laugh, your smile, your everything. Maybe it isn’t fair for me to even write, and probably get you upset. But I just had to do it.

We're just cool as being sisters. "I miss just being an introvert," I mumbled. She snorted and chuckled, then moved closer to hug me tighter. I wish we can always be like this. I realized I missed my best friend even if we always see each other. I was so restless after what happened in the Casino, and I still can't believe my life has been turned upside down because of that single mistake of challenging Khali to a bet. I had no idea how much a single night might alter my life.

To leave everything in this place behind me. Heaven knows I'll miss everyone in here. Lies or not, I had the best time of my life here. I'll miss Gabi, and the talkative Lizzy. That too with Mitch, Carter and Cole. In this short time, I've grown so use in having them around. I'll miss everything here. And probably the stupid Alpha. I just maybe might miss him too. Even though I was at least dying to say goodbye. I just couldn't.

📞”I miss you bestie” Kassady said because with a sad tone she really needed someone to talk to and if she was with Bianca she wouldn’t hesitate to tell her. 📞”Awwn Kass I miss you too” Bianca said as she noticed Kassady wasn’t sounding well and it seems like she needed someone to talk to. 📞”I love you I have to hang up now and freshen up” Kassady said. 📞”Okay Kass call you later” Bianca said as she ended the call. 📞”Bye bestie” Kassady said as she ended the call.

“Hey girl. What's up?” Amanda’s been my bestie for about six years now. We met at a managerial training conference in Anchorage (a long, boring conference). During the afternoon training session, I saw Amanda hiding in the convention hall lounge, sipping on a whiskey sour. Her eyes grew wide when she recognized I was also from the conference, until she realized I, too, was hiding in the lounge. Ten whiskey sours later, we declared our bestie status and it hasn’t faltered since. We’re probably more opposites than any other set of besties but I know she always has my back no matter what, and that is my definition of friendship.