Old Friend Reunion Novels & Stories

I set the wineglass down slowly. So. Andrea wanted to attend the reunion. I walked to the window, staring out at the city lights below while my thoughts sharpened into something colder. That reunion would be full of old classmates. Old gossip. Old memories. People who remembered the wedding. People who remembered Marcus. People who remembered her disappearance. A room full of witnesses and loose tongues. Perfect. I smiled to myself. Because reunions weren’t just for reconnecting. They were for reminding people who they used to be.

“Hi! Kendall gave me your number—I hope that’s okay. I heard you were back in town.” “Yes, I’m in town.” “That’s amazing. So, a bunch of us are getting together tonight. Like a mini reunion. It’s at Kendall’s place, starts at five. You should totally come.” I hesitated. I wasn’t really in the mood for socializing, but the thought of seeing old friends—people who knew me back then—triggered a nostalgic feeling. “Yeah, okay. I’ll be there.” “Perfect! I’ll text you the address. See you tonight!”

Ten years after graduation, Ava comes face-to-face with the man who once broke her—and dares can’t stay harmless forever. Ava's P.O.V "You're invited to Okawood Temple High for the 10-year annual high school reunion. We can't wait to see you there, Miss Ava Sanchez." I read the words on the invitation card aloud, my breath caught midway as a familiar face flashed in my mind. A 10 year reunion for my set... it could only mean one thing. He'd be there. That's it, I'm not going.

"Hi, Dylan! Long time no see!" One of Dylan's high school friends, and also used to be a member of his fan club, cheerfully greeted him as soon as he steps inside the venue. It's a beach party so the batch rented a whole resort for this night. Yes, tonight is the night for their batch reunion. Actually, this gathering is already the batch's second reunion. Apparently, Dylan missed the first one since he refuses to have a homecoming. And so, this would be the first gathering with his old acquaintance in high school that he'll attend. And one more thing, he's not going by himself. Bryce volunteered himself to accompany him, and Dylan doesn't mind at all as long as he'll take care of his own en

Connor It was awesome seeing some of my old friends again, although it was a complete coincidence. I only wanted Cassie and me to have a fun night out. But I couldn’t ignore them now that we were at The Wolf’s Eye. We used to get into a lot of shit together. Good times. Most of the guys I haven’t seen since Alpha Academy and we’ve lost touch having our own packs and lives to run. They came into town for a boy’s reunion, and I felt kind of slighted because they didn’t think to invite me.

Marcus catches my eye across the room and raises his glass. Under the table, my phone buzzes. Ryan: When can we do this again? I look at him across the dessert table. He’s watching me with dark eyes, cake fork in hand, looking like he wants to eat something else entirely. I create a group chat right there at the family dinner table. Add Marcus. Add Ryan. Name it: The Basement Club Me: Same time next month? Marcus: I’ll bring better wine. Ryan: I’ll bring toys. I lock my phone and take another bite of cake. Best family reunion ever.

A few weeks later, I received an invitation to a reunion of my old school friends. I hadn’t seen most of them in years, and I wasn’t sure if I wanted to go. I was afraid that they would judge me, or that they would ask questions about my past that I didn’t want to answer. But in the end, I decided to go. I wanted to show them that I had overcome everything, and that I was happy and successful.

Stand on the Brickell sidewalk with people moving around me, the morning crowd doing its purposeful commute, and read that message three times. Me: You were there. Oliver: I have a very good memory for paddock events and also I checked the date on the metadata because I am, as established, comprehensive. Me: Oliver. Oliver: Yes. Me: Thank you. Oliver: The reunion was not inevitable. The photo was four minutes at a sponsor event in 2022. Now go treat someone's muscles and stop reading tabloids. I put my phone in my bag and walk the remaining six minutes to Kinetic.

She accidentally let it slip that Rebecca was back in town, so the others immediately insisted she join them. "Sure," Rebecca said, not bothered at all. Although she hadn't kept in close touch with her high school classmates, being abroad had made her cherish her hometown and old friends even more. Later that day, she picked up Jenny and drove toward the restaurant. Five classmates showed up, including both guys and girls. Obadiah was among them. The last time they had seen each other was at last year's reunion. Once again, Rebecca's steady walk left everyone stunned.

Lee exclaimed his best friend's name when he observed an elderly man walking out of the Mercedes with the aid of a cane. Alicia spun around and discovered Martin was already there. Martin walked towards Lee eagerly, his eyes reddened with excitement as he hugged his old friend whom he hadn't seen in decades. "Long time no see, you old bastard!" Lee couldn't help but be emotional as he heard the familiar moniker. "You stubborn workaholic!" Alicia was relieved to witness Grandpa and Lee reuniting, and she was glad that her good intentions hadn't resulted in any negative outcomes.