Novel & Cerita My Best Friend Is Invisible

I took a slow breath and looked at the receptionist. “I need access to your surveillance footage from that period.” She hesitated. “I’m afraid we’ll need to get approval from the manager.” “Please do.” “And we may also need police authorization.” “My best friend is missing.” I cut her off, my voice steady, though my hands were shaking. “It’s been a month. There’s no sign of her, alive or dead. Your hotel may be one of the last places she was seen. Do you really think your manager won’t cooperate?”

I don't know what she was up to, but whatever it was, it felt like a really bad idea. Trevor and I went to get the pizza, and during the ride, I had my head stuck out of the window, feeling the coldness of the night. It's the fall of October, and it was kind of cold. "How's Wilford High School like?" he asked, and that's when I stuck my head back inside the car. "It's great, and also an amazing school. But just so you know, I'm not popular in school. Let's just say I'm the invisible girl who no one notices," I replied, and he smiled.

it had gone Viral already totaling a whooping five million views. it has been five months and two weeks since my best friend and soul sister disappeared, no calls , no text messages, nothing. I knew Ivana would never ghost me. She apologizes over a spilled coffee, laughs when I burn dinner, leans in when I cry about a bad date, she had become more than a friend to me and we don't keep secrets from each other. I set my phone down again and stared at her side of the bedroom. Her clothes still hung in the wardrobe, silk and cotton creams and soft grays. I can almost breathe in her scent if I stand close enough. It smells like vanilla candles and lavender laundry.

“You can put the movie back on. I am 100% paying attention now.” My bookworm, nerdy, scientific method enthusiast, super brain, and wonderful best friend is finally in love. Who am I to stop that? I flip the TV off and turn to her. “Benji. I can tell you miss him too, so go see him. He can pick you up here as long as he doesn’t see me. I am invisible, remember?” I let out a fake laugh while trying to control my internal turmoil. “Are you sure? I can stay like I said I…”

If it weren't for the influences of my friends, I would be the typical shy girl at school who sits at a table away from the world with no friends or speaking to anyone. If it weren't for my best friends Georgina and Melody, who were practically school goddesses, I would be isolated from the world in my personal bubble. I have missed them. They were the only ones who looked at me when I was invisible. With them I knew that it was to have a real friendship worth talking about to the rest of the world. They did not leave me aside, they included me in their life, in their family, in their group of friends and for 5 years we have been inseparable.

I know everything is possible, but it seems unlikely to happen. Have you ever felt like this at some point? Like you're just a nobody, no one cares about you, I don't have any friends at this school because I am always trying to stay out of trouble, but sometimes, you just want a person you can talk to, I feel invisible most of the time, no one tried to approach me or be friends with me, every time I try to talk to people, they'd be weirded out by me or they already have their own set of friends and they just don't want to include me in their circle. It gets tiring always trying so in the end I just stopped trying.

Hall earlier that day, but when she opened her bag, she found a printed sheet inside that she hadn’t seen before. It wasn’t signed. It simply said: “You’re opening your eyes, Invisible Doctor. Be careful. Some things were never meant to be seen.”

I don’t usually look twice. Then she turned her head, and reality crashed into me. Elena Carson. Nora’s best friend. The quiet girl who used to trail behind my sister like a shadow. Always reading, always watching, never taking up space. I remembered her. This version doesn’t fade into the background anymore. Somewhere between thirteen and twenty, she learned how to command attention without trying. And that’s exactly why I pretended not to recognize her last night. Distance is safer. I let the silence stretch between us. I know she’s nervous from the way she shifts her weight, the way her fingers tighten on her bag strap. She’s waiting for me to speak.

Like the years of waiting, of wanting, of being invisible had finally, impossibly, caught up with her. "You don't know," Vanessa whispered. "You don't know what it's like to be nothing. To be invisible. To love someone so much you'd do anything, be anything, and they never even see you." Elena held her wrists. Her arms were burning. But she didn't let go.

I asked. The man shrugged. "Nope! You know that they can't see us. And even I killed both of you right here, they won't suspect me." "Why is that?" I move my eyes to find a certain someone. "Well, because I'll envelope you with my invisible sphere that will lasts 'till dawn. Within that time, everyone here will see me training. Unfortunately, I can't do that because the American government personally invited him to join this raid." The crazy man pointed at Jevro who is still hugging me like octopus.