Miss My Bestie Novels & Stories

The best outcome would be a smile at most. Damn it! I was sure, I had just lost Rebecca as a friend. And she was a great friend. We clicked so well. I only knew her for just over a month but the friendship was already solid. Not to mention the fact that she reminded me a lot of Ellie. If they had ever gotten the chance to meet, they would have been great friends. I just knew it in my gut. But I guess it was better this way. I was after all going to get my mate back. So, it was better that things ended sooner rather than later. I was going to miss my best friend though XXXXX

I even missed Sabrina. She and I had been best friends since I could remember. When I left my realm, I left her behind. It hadn't been kind and I apologized, but I still wished she could be with me. Except it wasn't possible. She had work and her own life. Last I heard, she'd fallen for a handsome pixilette, and they were serious.

She urged and I smiled as I nodded. She looked so concerned that I couldn’t find it in me to tell her that the only person I’d feel totally comfortable talking to about this kind of thing was Scarlett. I needed my own best friend, I still wanted to cry in her arms and tell her about how I’d found my ex-boyfriend cheating on me, how my father had signed me off to a monster. I miss my best friend so much. “Enzo is a monster, let’s just leave it at that, I really don’t want to talk about it.” I finally said and I was glad when she didn’t push.

Running away from Silverfang would surely result in his fury. However, amidst the whirlwind of emotions, a name surfaced in my thoughts like a lifeline—Laine Woods, my loyal and understanding best friend from the neighboring pack, Blueridge. I was certain she would welcome me with open arms and provide the support I desperately needed. With determination fueling my actions, I made up my mind to call her without hesitation.

That's just who my best friend is. "How are you doing?" I asked. "Well, I've never been good." She responded instantly. "Mary?" I called out finding her response kinda cringe. "Huh?" "Don't you miss me?" I needed to know If my bestie has found another one. "Girl stop it. I need to fuck." She replied helplessly then I remembered that she was without a mate. "So sorry... Take a sprint in the woods, maybe that would make you feel better." I suggested.

But I was blessed as a child. But I think that all I am missing now is a mate of my own. Like Elaina, I didn't care for the idea of a mate. But I watched my bestfriend fall head over paws for her man instantly, and watching how they look at each others makes me realize that I was so wrong in that aspect. Finding someone to love would be the last missing piece to my puzzle.

Ever since my best friend, Aurelia Westbrook, moved in next door, my boyfriend, Xavier Whitmore, couldn’t stop complaining about her. “She’s so completely useless,” he’d scoff. “If she doesn’t know how to cook, she should just order takeout. If she can’t figure out the washing machine, she should take her clothes to the dry cleaner. Why does she have to keep bothering you all the time?” I smiled and tried to explain. “Aurelia’s family went bankrupt. Her mother had to let all the household staff go. Normally, she doesn’t know how to do these things yet.” Xavier still wasn’t convinced. He started making bets with me every single day. “I bet that woman cuts her finger trying to cook again.”

Chris smiled, and we walked into the house, which was the best surprise yet. When I entered the house, I found Emilia, Hailey, Tom and Leo, they were my best friends, they were more than my brothers, and there was also Camelia and Cameron, I approached each of them and my eyes were shining, I almost cried, I hugged them tightly, I miss them and I haven't seen them for nearly a year since I was in New York... "I miss you bitch," Hailey said with a smile "Oh me too" I said with a big smile and turned to the rest

I said making their eyes widen. It was no surprise that my bestie Shannon was not to be messed with. She was one of the fiercest lawyers ever known in our region. "Bull shit. You don't even know her." The other receptionist says. "Do I?" I said as I pressed the FaceTime button, making Shannon's face appear on my screen. Their faces paled, making me feel smug. "Not so bad for a country girl, right?" I said as Shannon chuckled. "You're such a baddie!" Shannon added, making me throw my head back as I chuckled, walking out of that office.

“Maybe you need to speak to someone other than me. I don't have a degree so I can't really help you. Seeing you like this kills me, Addison. This isn't you.” Why would I pay a complete stranger to listen to me rant for an hour just because they had a degree? I'd rather not speak to anyone at all, I knew I didn't have a lot of friends, Leslie... Lovina, okay maybe Jack, I was not that close to Caleb, so that was three. Right now, Lovina was the only one in the picture because I couldn't face Leslie. How would I face my best friend when I was sneaking around with her stepfather? I couldn't even go back to the house because I knew I'd see her.