Novel & Cerita My Best Friend Anne Frank

Though it is small but it is very homely and also fits in my budget. Today is my birthday but there is no one with whom I can celebrate.My best friend is out of the town with her family.Anna Mary is the closest person left after my mother's death.we became best friends in Sophomore years of school. we have each others back whenever required.Her family is like a second family to me.

She sought comfort in her friendship with Anne, who had always been a source of unwavering support and understanding. One afternoon, over a cup of tea in Anne's cozy apartment, Andrea confided her frustrations and insecurities. "Anne, sometimes I wonder if I'll ever be able to reconcile my past with the person I've become," she admitted softly, her gaze focused on the swirling patterns of steam rising from her tea cup.

Trying to distract her, he asked, "What’s this show?" Anne looked at him, surprised. "You’ve never watched Friends?" He shook his head. With a small grin, she explained, "It is a classic. This show was shot in New York in the '90s and early 2000s. It is one of my comfort shows." As they continued watching together, Nicholas pointed at the screen and asked, "What’s wrong with this girl?" "Which one?" Anne asked, confused.

A 12 year old Anya was looking for her brother. Sana stood smiling in an alley next to her shanty. “You are my best friend” “And you are mine!” Anya hugged Sana. The hug brought warmth into her body. Separating herself from Sana, she continued, “Have you seen dada? I haven’t seen him since I returned from school.” “He will be back soon.” Sana fiddled with her hair. “I needed to tell you something.”

I was actually doing this. The door had granted me access by scanning my face. I stepped in…and my world stopped. “What…the…hell…” My brain delayed my words. And my smile disappeared. My eyes dragged from Noah to the woman who was lounging against him. “I didn’t expect you to be back so soon, dear best friend.” Anne, my best friend said with a smirk on her face. “What’s…what’s going on here, Anne. You’re supposed to be in Chicago.” I walked closer to the couch they were sitting on.

I need to tell him about Anne. Anne… Thoughts of Anne, ever since James mentioned her to me earlier today, had just filled my head. I’m at a loss of what to do. Anne was my best friend, No she still is. Anne disappeared, some years back when she went in the woods, and since then was nowhere to be found. Now James dropped that news in the morning that Anne was with him. At first, I didn’t believe it, but then I knew the kind of person that motherfucker was.

"Yes, we're already there, Luke. But we're not kids anymore. We have our own life. You have a girlfriend, Charles is wooing me. There's nothing to lose if we avoid each other, right? Please, Luke. So— he cut off the rest of what she had to say. "Please Athalia, even just now. When Mom and Mickaela come home, I promise I'll avoid you. But now, let me make it up to you. Let me be your Best Friend for a month while they're gone. Please, Athalia. " he said in a pleading voice. If he must kneel, he will do it so that she does not avoid him. Ath took a deep breath. "Okay. I agree, Luke. Even though I came here for work, I can't refuse you. You're still my best friend." she said. He smiled at her a

She said as she let me go and clapped her hands giddy with excitement. “But Hilary….” “Don’t worry about Hillary. My best friend has to win and that’s final!” Olivia insisted. I felt like I was overflowing with a lot of positive emotions. Olivia was choosing me over Hilary. She still cared about me and I was still her best friend. I knew that I had something to tell her but I couldn’t bring myself to do that. After the homecoming dance then, I silently told myself. Olivia stayed with me in my room for two hours and we watched Gilmore Girls together. It was just like old times. We had popcorn, drinks and couldn’t stop laughing.

She says, a hint of sadness in her tone that I never want to hear again. "But then I met you and Hank and well... it just kind of clicked in my mind that it's ok to be like you. To be your own person without needing constant interaction with others. The validation of having tons of friends or the mind numbing exhaustion that comes with going to party after party. It's ok to enjoy hanging out at home, watching a movie or reading a book. It doesn't make you weird or crazy. As long as it makes you happy." She finishes firmly and I get a little smile on my face as she looks up at me.

"Nice to meet you," Collen quickly took my hands and shook them. My hands fell limp to my side. "Is everything okay?" Hannah asked, her green eyes searching mine. "Yeah, just that um, I was about to go to bed when you came," I lied through my teeth. My heart was beating not just within my chest but I could hear it in head. This was the first time I had lied to my best friend in all our twelve years of being friends. "Oh, I was hoping you could stay up with us to watch a movie."