My Best Friend Is Invisible Novels & Stories

“You notice that immediately, but you never saw me crying myself to sleep every night? You never saw how invisible I was to everyone… including you?” The room felt smaller, the whole house deathly silent. The wet hoodie clung coldly to my skin. My knees wobbled. “I just wanted to be a normal teenager for once,” I whispered, trembling. “To have friends. To have someone look at me like I matter instead of always being the quiet, invisible girl who disappears.” Mum opened her mouth, voice hoarse. “Anna, I… I didn’t know it was that bad. I thought—” “You thought wrong!” I cut her off, fresh tears falling. “You never looked close enough.”

To be next to him and not be able to touch him or show how much I still love him? Especially after all that sex! I wanted to yell all those words out. I miss talking to my best friend about my deepest, most personal thoughts, and having her yank me back to earth, push me to touch some grass. I felt so alone with the secret; the anxiety of keeping it, as well as losing it, keeps building every day, I wondered when I would topple. If I did, everything would come crashing—. “You’re right.” Eva was in front of me, phone ditched, and gave me one of her comforting hugs. “I’m a blind bitch. Ten years is a long time, of course, it can’t just end in a month!”

ELLE Rule number one: Best friends don't keep secrets from each other. Rule number two: Best friends come first before anyone else. Rule number three: Best friends must always have each other’s backs. Rule number four: Best friends must attend important events together. Rule number five: Best friends will not ditch each other for popularity. Rule number six: Your best friend's brother is your brother, not your lover. Rule number seven: Best friends must celebrate birthdays together — always. Rule number eight: You must support your best friend's dreams and ambitions. Rule number nine: No lies - no matter what.

“We’re only three people in this room. Why are you facing that side?” Evelyn looked at me too, her brows furrowing. “Sofia, who are you talking to?” I blinked, realizing too late what I had done. Faith was invisible to everyone except me. “Oh,” I muttered, forcing a smile. “I forgot. You can’t see her.” “See who?” Nightshade asked, standing now. “Meet Faith,” I said, turning toward Faith again. “She’s right here.” Evelyn’s eyes widened. “Faith? Rose's friend”

“You couldn’t just… I don’t know, call me? Knock on my damn door like a normal human being?” Her smile turned thin, humorless. “I couldn't take the chance that you were being watched or I was. Besides, normal doesn’t work in a world like this. And you’re about to learn why.” I sat back, as much as the cuff allowed, my pulse hammering against my skin. My mother’s best friend. Missing all these years. And now she shows up out of nowhere, kidnapping me in the middle of the night? How do I know she's telling the truth and not one of those nutcases who believe that aliens are real?

He says looking at my dad. I sigh, “Well, that’s unfortunate.” I say, looking between all of them, even though I know they can’t see me. “We’ll figure it out.” Issac says, and I look over at him. “Can you still see me?” I ask him and he shakes his head. “I guess I can only see you when I’m also invisible.” He responds and I nod. I smirk, as I slowly sneak away from them and start to head outside to scare the rest of my friends. I’m sure they already know I’m able to turn invisible, so if I bring the triplets with me, they’ll just give me away.

That was a first. "You are the best. I will call you when I get back." He finished with a smile before running off, denying me the opportunity to relish in his backside, even if it was just for a minute. I exhaled deeply, returning my gaze to the night sky. There comes a time when you have to hide your new feelings for your best friend to avoid losing him forever. This was that time.

It’s the one who gazed at me like I’m the last thing she wants around. It’s the face I’ve been seeing for the past year with my best friend, but never stays on my mind. Yeah. That’s the face that’s in my head as my cock slides in and out of another girl. It’s those teary-filled eyes.

” He asked me as I finished the last of my milkshake. ”Invisibility, you?” ”Why? It’s a lot cooler to be able to fly!” ”Then you can fly and I'll be invisible, we’d be the coolest superhero duo ever,” I joked. ”But why would you want to be invisible?” He asked me. ”Because I was for a while, invisible I mean and I miss it. You only had yourself to care for and worry about and no outer conflicts,” I answered him and shrugged. ”Why were you invisible?” I saw the sorrow in his eyes when he asked the question, it seemed as though he already knew the answer.