Party A Who Lives Beside Me Novels & Stories

I remain in the comfortable silence being glad to be a bit far away from the party which is probably now in full swing. "Hello," comes a male voice startling me as I turn around to face him. "I am sorry I didn't mean to startle you," he says apologetically as he slowly walks up to stand next to me by the railing. "No it's fine, "I tell him observing the way he looks his black hair falling over his left eye. "How come you are not back down at the party?" he asks and from my judgement, he doesn't sound like a bad guy. "Oh, you know my friends practically dragged me here when I would rather be at home reading a book. Party are not my sort of thing, to be honest, "I sigh telling him the truth.

Too weird but I go out a little with my friends just to celebrate a little and forget all this stress Around 7pm, I had enough, I was all weird, my heart beat too much, I didn't know why Me: Christ I want to go home, I don't feel well Christ: ok, I'm coming back with you Me: no, have fun. I'm tired Christ: I, too, let's go home We say goodbye to our friends and take a taxi, Christ and I live in the same neighborhood, he is a childhood friend, I now consider him a brother We get home and there are cars parked at home Christ: it looks like your parents reserved you A heavy party huh Me: lol maybe mom is organizing a meeting Christ: ok, come back I'll greet

I have problems, but Ami does, too. “I don’t have another outing planned, but I do have a party to go to,” I said. “You? Go to a party?” Ami asked in shock. “Yes, I know,” I laughed. “Who are you going with?” She asked. “You remember my cousin Ran?” I asked. “Uh… no,” she trailed off. “The big one. Who’s into guys,” I lead. “Oh, okay. Yes, I remember now,” she said. “He wants me to go with him to a pajama party,” I said.

“I didn’t think you can have a party at the apartments.” “I don’t know about that either, but we don’t live in the apartment across the street. Our pack has some friends that owns a second home nearby and since no one lives there right now they are allowing us to stay there as a favor to the pack. It’s only about a mile or so from the school.” “Can I bring some of my friends to the party?” Great, I need to get her alone so I can keep her safe from my brother. Her friends will just get in the way of everything.

One never knows with these people. Arc must have heard my name because he turns around, surprise flashing on his face for seeing me here. I walk over to him, and Juliet's roommate almost trips on her heels, and I catch her easily by her elbow. I smile down at her cute face. "You okay?" Blake must've followed me, grinning at the mess around us. "This party is wild! We should do this more often." "Hi, I'm Mai!" The roommate regains her composure and sticks her hand out to Blake.

He's the only friend I have here so I hope he doesn't give me a reason to push him away Evening came and we left the park to get ready for tonight's party. Andre said it was an engagement party of his relative. His cousin is getting married. While I was a little reluctant about parties, especially late at night, I felt comfortable since I knew I would be safe around Andre and Antonio would also be lurking around the corner. It amazes me how the guy does his job without attracting attention to himself

: There’s a party this weekend. Right. Because I often go to those. Chewing my thumbnail, I bounce my foot up and down, zoning in and out of Paisley’s conversation. A word catches my attention. And I decide not to wait for an invitation this time. “Did you just say a party?”

They were probably still playing, still having fun, completely unaware of how small and invisible I felt. I hugged my knees tighter, trying to steady my breathing, but more tears came anyway slow, quiet, endless. Yeah, I'm not the type guys would fall for. I'm not slender, or tall enough, not pretty enough I guess.. “You seem to enjoy parties when you’re alone, don’t you? Bambi?” A deep, low voice drifted in, slicing through my thoughts. I looked up, my eyes still wet when I saw him, our third housemate, standing by the balcony door, one hand tucked into his hoodie pocket, a half-smirk on his face.

She lives in the same building as the other girl, Bree. My ears ring with suspicion. There’s no coincidence that she and Bree live in the same building. Brilliant! My thoughts are disjointed by the time I get to her place. I look at my temporary residence and scowl. “Do you really live here, luv?” I ask casually. She nods her head and looks over at me. “Yeah, I live here with my roommate Bree and her sister Lana. Bree was the blonde that was with me at the club a few weeks ago. Lana is nineteen. The…” Her voice falters for a moment, and she clears her throat. “…Sahara owns the building.” I keep a neutral expression and take her hand. “Well, that’s not the only coincidence of the night, luv.

"Hi, Moni! I'm doing well. How about you? Are you comfortable living here?" Moni nodded enthusiastically. "Yes, I feel very comfortable here. Thank you for offering me to stay in the house next to yours, Lisa. It's like a dream come true for me." Lisa smiled warmly. "No need to thank me, Moni. I'm glad you could stay close to me. Now we can accompany each other every day." Lisa was also pleased with Moni's presence next to her house. They often spent time together, strolling around the neighborhood or sitting in the yard enjoying a cup of tea. Lisa felt that her life became more meaningful with Moni by her side.