Regular Show: Just Friends Novels & Stories

"It'll be fun. No drama, no stress. Just a normal night out with friends." "Normal," I repeated, the word tasting like a lie. Great. Another performance.

I’d missed my best friend more than I cared to admit. “I don’t know. Use a club?” she muttered, then looked up at me. Our eyes locked, and a silent conversation passed between us before we both burst out laughing. “No way,” I said, shaking my head. “Not after what happened in Spain. Clubs are off the table.” “You could use my apartment,” I offered, though I knew how ridiculous it sounded. Rhoda gave me a look of disbelief, and I raised my hands in surrender. “Jo, are you serious? Your apartment wouldn’t even hold twenty people, let alone a hundred,” she said, rolling her eyes.

It’s midnight and I am sitting up alone watching a rerun of Friends. Joey can always make me laugh, no matter what. Jenna has started quite the love affair with her new friend, and she stays over there more times than she stays with me now. I’m happy for her. She deserves someone nice, and he is beautiful. I check my phone and blow out a deflated breath. No messages. I stand up, turn the television off, and head up to bed.

He asked if I was okay. I said yes. He kissed my forehead. Luke came into the room. He stood by the window. He asked if I was okay. I said yes. He smiled. Damien came into the room. He stood in the corner. He asked if I was okay. I said yes. He smiled. The painting watched. That night, we sat at the table. Eight people. One table. Eli raised his glass. He said to healing. Luca raised his. I raised mine. Derek raised his. Luke raised his. Damien raised his.

The questions ranged from random pop culture trivia to obscure history facts, and by the end of the night, their team-made up of Lena, Jessie, and a few people they'd met at the bar-was actually in the lead. When the final question came up, Jessie elbowed Lena with a grin. "Okay, genius, this one's all you." Lena laughed, reading the question on the screen: Which 1990s TV show featured a character named Phoebe Buffay, who was known for singing the song 'Smelly Cat'? Without missing a beat, Lena hit the buzzer. "Friends," she answered confidently. The announcer confirmed her answer, and their team erupted into cheers. Lena laughed along with them, feeling lighter than she had in days. Maybe t

When everything is ready, they enjoy another meal as a renewed family, with everyone happier than ever. After cleaning up together, making short work of it, they take their coffees into the living room. Adam takes his recliner while the women sit on the couch. He picks up the remote, turns on the TV, and puts on some reruns of 'Friends,' just because. They finish their coffees as the first episode finishes. The women, seeing Adam is slightly bored if interested in the show, start to rub themselves being obvious but try to be quiet to get Adams' attention with just their movements. After just a few minutes, both women are soaked. Adam catches the movement out of the corner of his eye. He look

I look down to the other end of the couch, Josie has her head in Austen’s lap. Like that isn’t obvious at all. He looks up seeing my gaze and just shrugs. Yeah he is definitely being grilled about that once the girls leave. My gaze turns back to the screen as the Friends Theme song comes on and a small laugh comes from Emerson. “Josie how the fuck did you manage to convince this lot to put this on?” She whisper shouts over to her best friend. Josie throws her arms up faining innocence “what I didn’t even ask. They must just like it.” She says back sticking her tongue out at Em.

I said sweetly, enjoying his frustration far too much. I leaned back against the couch, a wide grin on my face as I laughed at the chaos unfolding on the TV. *Friends* was always my go-to comfort show, and right now, it was doing a fantastic job of lightening the mood. Joey had just said something ridiculous, and I couldn’t stop giggling. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Noel walking in, his phone no longer glued to his hand. He looked around briefly before sitting in the exact same chair he had earlier.

It all started as JUST ANOTHER CHRISTMAS, but ended up being the best one for everyone present. THE END You know what comes next... JUST ANOTHER NOTCH 😁

Together with delectable meals and wine spirits, the night turned out to be a joyous gathering between friends and family. While the rest of the party were finding their own spaces in the house, Olivia and Joan were seated in the living room, watching a replay of friends. Both of them were drinking milk along paired with high-protein chocolate chip cookies. Monica, Cole's manager, and Lina also joined in with the pregnant ladies, laughing alone with the sitcom series. "I can never get over 'Friends'," remarked Monica. "They just make me laugh all the time!" "Same! Their funny moments are just timeless!" Remarked Olivia.