Regular Show: Just Friends Novels & Stories

“I’m not trying to make it weird.” The silence that followed wasn’t uncomfortable, just… full. Full of everything unspoken between us. The friendship that had started to fray. The moments we kept pretending weren’t different now. So instead, I reached for a muffin and tore it apart, pretending to study the crumbs. “You’re right,” I said finally. “We should do this more often.” Taylor smiled faintly. “Yeah. Even if you forget next time, I’ll still show up.” That made me laugh,a small, real laugh that warmed the air between us.

Say You're Just a Friend - Austin Mahone 🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯 Gerald's POV Staring at the vast sky in blue makes anyone's heart feel at peace. But when the heart feels narrow and black, everything is no longer touching.

He's trying to hide it but I can tell that he was very excited at the idea of seeing me. "No it's okay, it doesn't have to be a date. We can see each other like friends, like… just friends who are being friendly, you know?" Every word coming off my mouth is pure nonsense and I hear Jade trying to muffle her laugh against a pillow. I pinch her in the leg. "Sure," Keeling says on the other line, and I know him too well to not know that he's actually smiling mockingly at me. "Just friends who are being friendly, got it."

It was Friday morning, and Sophie was talking to Camilla at the breakfast table. "Why is that, Sophie? I thought you enjoyed school." "I do, but today my favorite show on tv will be on. And I would miss it since I would be in school." "Hmmm..and what show is that?" Camilla asked. "Barney and friends. They used to show it on Saturday morning but they pushed it to Friday." "Oh.." Camilla replied "We could have watched it together." Sophie whined, "Do you have such a show in Mexico?" "Maybe, I can't tell. Maybe it aired during the day and I missed it."

she shrugged, adding bad words in air quotes, not like I won't say them when I'm older, "hey, if I help you with cleaning, you'll be done faster, then we can see Boys first?" "Absolutely." I chuckled and she excitedly joined me in cleaning the house up. While we were watching Boys first, I got a text message from my boss at the bar. 'You left without saying anything? Lucky for you, people thought the slap was part of the show, come see me for your payment today, I also have another gig for you tonight.' I sighed in relief, happy to know things worked out for my good.

But as always, I’d rather play games than listen to them. After watching a couple more episodes, I decided to call it a night and head to bed. Tomorrow was a big day and I needed to prepare for school. I got into my bed and turned on the lamp next to my bed. Then I opened my phone and started searching for Kevin’s number in case I didn’t get it when I saw the latest notification in the Friends app. Guess that means the date of the party is here. I’ll text him tomorrow after school. If he doesn’t respond within thirty minutes, I’ll assume that something important came up.

The night went on, cloaked in silence and twinkles of light, but for the four friends seated on the patterned blanket on the balcony, time remained frozen. “Your turn,” Amanda chirped as she returned the bottle to the floor and turned it. They'd been playing a game of truths, and it had been pretty superficial, not going beneath the surface. The questions that were asked were the usual, name of their schools, favorite color, best childhood memory, and preferred TV show. Amanda smiled when she mentioned the Simpsons. It was so cliche but even after all these years, her love for it never reduced.

“Just tired. I'm actually try to look good the morning after instead of showing up looking like I rolled out of a dumpster.” Chloe snorted. “Harsh. But true.” We fell back into our usual rhythm, small talks, juicy gossip about who was hooking up with who, complaints about the upcoming midterms, plans for the next weekend. Yeah that's what I'd call Normal. The kind of conversation that reminded me I still had a good friends that stay not because of the money but just true connection even if it felt a little wobbly lately.

I cannot believe the body that was lying lifelessly on the bed is the one that is so active right now. " I love you all " " We love you too " the three of us chorused and we all group hugged. The last straw was pulled when we thought we lost Tracy but miraculously she came back to us and that is a prove that hope and miracle do exists !. THE END Thank you for reading my best friend's brother !!!.

She said leaning against the tree. “Look at the bright side. Carpe Diem.” I told her. I placed my hand on her shoulder. Sil leaned her head and closed her eyes. “I wish one day will be different.” I was about to nod when a dark shadow blocked the light. “Look girls it’s the siblings.” A girl with a high-pitched voice pitched in. “Look Sil, it’s the girl with no siblings and fake friends.” I said smiling at her. Sil laughed. “Very funny.” She said.