My Best Friends Mom Novels & Stories

I’m afraid of what Colin would do if he even thought I liked someone. She smiles. “You and my Gia are total opposites. Every week she has a new crush.” “I do not!” Gia shouts as she enters with the tray. “Gia, she’s your best friend. She’s going to find out you’re a flirt,” her mother says as she rolls the tray over. “Mom, I am not,” Gia protests as she hands her mother the cup of tea. “Best friend,” I mumble, shocked by the words. I never thought she would call me that, but having heard me, Gianna turns to me with a smile.

That was just one of many things I hadn’t told her. “You’re nothing like that, okay? For Christ’s sake, look at you. You’re beautiful. You’re a writer—a popular one, working on her second book. And you’re my BEST FRIEND! If that doesn’t scream identity, I don’t know what does,” she said fiercely. I gave her a small smile. I was her best friend—that was enough. “You never asked who told her that,” I said after a moment. She stilled, her body tensing. “No.”

Queen Melody stood and said as she walked over to my mom and Dianne. She hugged Dianne deeply then, and I realized that she had truly missed her best friend. I couldn't imagine how painful it must have been to have her so close and still be unable to reach out to her in her most desperate times of need. I had missed Lacey like that, in my darkest moments over the years, but I had been blessed with my mom, Livie and Alana before Charli and the others came along. These days, I counted not just my mom, Livie, Alana and Charli among my best friends. I was blessed enough to call my stepsister, Princess Sienna, Princess Priya, Princess Kaoki, Queen Odette, and Queen Sophie as nine of my top ten cl

I stand there with my hands slack at my sides and my eyes locked on hers. Jayna moves. “Mom that's not what we want to hear. The real question is what's the deal with you and Caroline!” “She's a real bitch, a snitch who'd sleep with her best friend’s fiance barely two months to their wedding,” Mom snaps, chest heaving. Anger laced thick in her voice. There's a beat of silence so thick you could sink in it. My ear rings as I try to connect the dots. Mom, Caroline. Best friends?

I mean, I lоvеd thе people there but it wаѕ too muсh. Twо реорlе I wаѕ раrtісulаrlу іntеrеѕtеd tо ѕее wеrе Brіаn'ѕ раrеntѕ, Tom and Annе. Brіаn wаѕ my best friend grоwіng up – we dіd everything frоm bаѕеbаll to саr rераіr tоgеthеr. We kерt іn touch thrоughоut соllеgе аnd grаd ѕсhооl – he wаѕ аlmоѕt a vеtеrіnаrіаn now – аnd were ѕtіll сlоѕе. I didn't see him іn thе crowd ѕо I made mу wау оvеr tо hіѕ dаd.

“Remind me to never ask for a rib-crushing hug next time.” “Your fault.” “I accept.” Then I smiled at her. “Good morning mother.” “How was your night?” “It was okay. Why are you here this early?” “It’s your first day at school in a new pack. I thought you might need the morale boost.” That was why she was my best friend. She knew everything about me. Knew just when I needed her and she would never fail to show up. “You’re the best mother ever.” “And the best friend too.” I chuckled. “Yes, and the best friend too.”

I say in a sad voice. Hayden merely grunts, wordlessly. He doesn’t like talking about his mom. It makes him too sad. Mrs. Thornhill had been my mom’s first friend when we moved to Blueside after my dad got his accounting job there. She and mom spent all their time together. I guess, in a way, it was destined that I would become best friends with Heather. We lived next to each other, went to the same school, had moms who were best friends too. From the age of five, it was like we didn’t know a world without each other.

There's my younger brother, Christian, and my father who works several jobs so that we can survive. Years after my birth, my Mom died. Cancer did what it does best. However, loneliness after my mother’s death was the least of my problems. I missed her because she was my mother, and I always would. But I was never truly alone. Two big differences. Then there's Cassie, my best friend. Surprisingly, we were born on the same day. The most shocking part of it? My Mom and hers have been friends, long before they got married to our fathers. They would still be friends if death and cancer hadn’t taken one.

I love you deeply. Your forever best friend, Bella Mia had been there through every breakdown, every late-night call, every moment of doubt. Her friendship had been a lifeline. Finally, I wrote to the two people who had loved me longest. Mom and Dad, Thank you for being my safe harbor. When I cried on your shoulders, when Dad forgave us and opened his heart again, when Mom held me through the darkest nights you were my strength. I’m so grateful for your love, your patience, and your unwavering support. You helped me become the woman who can stand at the altar tomorrow. I love you both more than I can say.

Her voice cracked. "All that he did..." "...was to protect me." Richard looked to the operating room. Alex has been a friend for over 20 years. “He has always lived up to his commitments.” He said that he would always keep you safe, Mom. Tightened her lips and closed her eyes.Raised her gaze and closed her eyes. "My mother?" Richard realized what he'd said. He closed his eyes. Too late. "You have known My Mother?" Richard sighed deeply. "Yes." Aurora's heartbeat quickened.