Napping Buddies Novels & Stories

He hesitated but was pushed in by Jack. “What’s the delay for?” Jack questioned. He sat at the edge of the sofa closest to the door. A bottle was passed to him, he declined. “No mate. We don’t do that here. We pass, you drink and pass on.” Another of Jack’s friends who sat on the same sofa as him, spoke disapprovingly. This one was the oldest and the more experienced, his eyes were proof. He named him 'the blonde’ because of his long blonde hair he constantly shoved out of his eyes.

"Woah, chill, you're so hot." "I know, right!" Sarah made a face at him. "That's how you get a chill if you receive ninety bucks for the night." Miles laughed so hard. "It was six of them, okay? I've never been to other tables." Sarah roamed her eyes around. "They are all... unavailable." I rolled my eyes and drank my drink. I rested on the aisle with my arms spread out. My eyes stopped when I saw a man sitting alone on the couch. He was only looking at the bottle on their table. He was in a VIP but he was alone. I wonder why.

"The second twin is coming. Jules, focus on me. You can do this." I groaned. "You said that last time!" "There is a difference this time, I tell you," Nick said firmly. Zach was next me, making feeble attempts to be of use. "It's fine, Jules. All one has to do is to think about something happy. Rainbows. Puppies. Ice cream. Wait, do not think of ice cream, that makes me hungry." "Zach!" "Sorry! Puppies, then!" Nick shot him a glare. Zach, "Shut up or I will get you to deliver the next one."

Vance carefully lowered him into the crib. He smiled in victory. Then— "WAAAAAH!" He froze. Slowly... Very slowly... He turned around. Luna. Wide awake. The head nanny pressed her lips together, trying not to laugh. Vance looked from one crib... To another. "...They planned this." The nanny smiled. "I don't think newborns coordinate shifts." "I'm no longer convinced." Two o'clock. Three o'clock. Four. Every time one baby fell asleep... Another woke. Sometimes they cried one after another. Sometimes two together.

So, there's no need for them to tell it to her. "When did you woke up?" She asked them. "Five" Zachariah said. Rose's widen her eyes. She can never wake up this early. Buddy opened his eyes. He saw the Kings besides him. He whimpered and crawled into Vladimir's lap. He made himself comfortable there and slept on his lap peacefully. Vladimir cocked his brow seeing his action. Isn't he getting to comfortable with them? However, he didn't pushed him back and let him sleep on his lap.

They supported and encouraged each other's dreams and aspirations, celebrating their victories and offering comfort in their defeats. In their downtime, Nathan and Miranda took the time to explore the world outside of their work. They discovered a shared love of hiking, immersing themselves in the beauty of nature as they traversed mountain trails and navigated dense forests. These adventures allowed them to grow and learn together, their bond strengthening with each new experience.

"What are the silver balls?" "Dreams. Dreamscapes to be exact. Whenever a normal human enters dream sleep, they create a dreamscape here. Look up there!" She pointed upward to where two spheres were moving toward each other. They touched, deformed slightly like two soap bubbles, and then merged together to form a slightly larger single sphere. "When two people have similar dreams, their dreamscapes tend to attract each other and, when they meet, they join to form a single dreamscape with both minds in it."

#JUST_BEST_FRIENDS Author: Sam Freddy CHAPTER 8: HEARTBREAK ON A FULL MOON. — — — At nine o'clock on the dot, Candice stumbled into her dormitory with her high-heeled shoes in her hands. She also held several fancy plastic bags in the crooks of her long arms as she plopped down on a lower bunk, due to exhaustion. All of Candice's roommates started hailing her like their lives depended on it, all because of the tantalizing goodies which she brought back home.

"Let them dare me. I wouldn't have it any other way." Eventually, the adrenaline of their impromptu playtime wore off. The wild kicks slowed, the bright giggles faded into soft, rhythmic sighs, and the twins finally surrendered to their exhaustion. Leela and Fennigan watched in quiet awe as Caspian and Briar instinctively gravitated toward each other, settling into the familiar, adorable "baby knot" they always slept in—a perfectly peaceful, inseparable tangle of little arms and legs right in the center of the bed.

Every single post had Hayden in them, and the comment sections were full of mutual friends teasing them. "When are you guys finally going to step out of the friend zone and start dating?" "You're so compatible!" "Tsk, tsk, tsk. Love is in the air." Sophie replied, "Don't say that! I'll get shy." The further I scrolled, the tighter my chest felt. There were countless posts revealing countless private meetups I hadn't known about. I swallowed my anger and took a screenshot. I edited a post and posted it from my Twitter account with tens of thousands of followers with the caption, "Countdown to breakup".