Novel & Cerita My Best Friend's Daughter

Val said with her voice very low but I got every word she said. She was friends with Xander's and Emma's son. I didn't like the idea of that one bit. I squatted by her side, then grabbed her little hand and rubbed it soothingly. "You are little and don't understand the true nature of people. That man is very dangerous, and I don't want you to be close to him or his son." I instructed her and I felt her hands go cold in my hand. A tear dropped staining my eyes. I was surprised why she was crying; it broke me to see her cry, but this must be done. I had to protect my daughter from Xander. "But why is Vance my best friend at school, and we have to practice together?" She cried sniffing her nose

You better be up! Shit, she sent that five minutes ago. Mae has been my bestfriend since grade school. She was the daughter of my father's, Alpha David of the Moon Waterfall pack, best gamma. I love Mae like a sister. She had already turned 18 and was looking for her mate while at the same time training to take over for her dad if need be. I'm not surprised though she manage to get the week off to help with the planning. I was shy and hated parties, if I had it my way I'd stay in the library for my birthday this Sunday.

The morning was coming to an end when I arrived at the cafeteria. Maria Vitória was simply enchanting. Her skin was glowing, her eyes too, and although I knew the reason for all of that was her father, I could barely control my mind. My best friend's daughter was my most inappropriate desire. She choked at the possibility of accompanying me to surgeries, coughing and drinking water, fighting against fear — and maybe, against the fear of being alone with me. I would never cross my limits. In my mind, they should be well established.

She remark. "My fault?!" "Yes your fault! Aren't you two friends? How could she be like this and you wouldn't know anything. Are you suppose to let her brood over that stupid boy?" "Walahi aunty I never knew anything coz whenever we're together, she's always happy,I've never for once see her in a brooding state" "Just go save her, we'll talk about that later,once everything has settled down" "Okay...excuse me" • "Hauwa! what happened to my daughter?"

At lunch, I walked with my lunch tray searching for Ryan and Sophie, my best friends. Ryan and I met Sophie on the first day of kindergarten while she was bawling her eyes out. Somehow we befriended her. Since then we three are stuck together through thick and thin. Peter and my dad are best friends since childhood. Mama and Kristina became good friends over a period of time. Thanks to all the double dates our parents had in college. Kristina always wished for a girl but she is stuck with 2boys. That made me her unofficial daughter. I'm a few months older than Ryan.

She said smiling. “What you mean.” The girl sitting on the kitchen island finally spoke. “And you are?” I asked turning my attention towards her. “Mae. Your daughter best friend and I guess your son’s girl friend.” She said sarcastically. “She kinda looks like Leslie.” I said looking between Ree and Dia. “That’s because she’s his daughter.” Ree said smiling. “Wait you knew my dad too.” She said jumping off the counter. “Yea from around the way. We did business with him from time to time but he was good people.” I said turning back to watch Ki stare off.

Zoe parked her bicycle close to the parking lot and bent over to chain the bicycle to the rail but for some reason, it was giving her an arduous time. 'Oh dammit,' she thought, frustrated. She was about to give up when she heard someone call her name. ”Zoe?" She knew that voice. It was the voice of her best friend: Dora luggard. She was the Alpha's daughter; they have been best friends since seventh grade. She wasn't nerdy like Zoe was. She was the direct opposite of what Zoe was.

"Zack, it's fine you can leave. I have Lucas and these guys,'' I didn't want to leave permanently. Plus, saying Kevin was here was not as reassuring as she thought. Eventually, I did leave. I would hate to keep her around Kayla when she clearly wasn't happy with her around. "Lucas is really nice," Kayla conversed as we walked to where I parked. "Is he? I never liked him," Kayla linked our arms which made it difficult to watch. "He's nice. That girl is your friend?" I grinned at the mention of Kiki, "My best friend, Kiara. We've known each other for years," Kayla nodded in acknowledgement, "She's pretty," "The most beautiful person I've ever met," I truthfully replied.

She’s the daughter of two best, highest-paid lawyers in town, and words about what a perfect family they are have been printed in newspapers and displayed on TV screens. My eyes immediately have tunnel vision on the brown-eyed with long black hair. She has her right hand on Jade’s head, ruffling her hair, and she has a huge smile on her lips. She looks so happy. And beautiful. She glows. I don’t know which day this picture dates and I don’t look, but whether before or after we last met, she still looks so fucking gorgeous. And without warning, the words Sasha muttered earlier come to mind. Why are you the biggest loss and I never even had you?

I look at her, Emily Cross, my best friend, the kind of friend anyone would wish for. The girl who held my hand asking me not to cry when Victor showed up drunk for my fifteenth birthday. She had once shown up at my door with groceries when Mom's paycheck came late. Let me sleep on her bed for a week when the mold got so bad in our bathroom I couldn't stop coughing. She's been here through everything, every bad thing, every hard thing. And here I am sitting beside her, this close to telling her that I want her father. I can't tell her, I couldn't afford to lose her… if I do she'll never forgive me. And she's one person in the world I can't lose.