Sailor Moon Best Friend Novels & Stories

She chuckled. Elijah didn't laugh; instead, he followed her gaze and watched the Moon. "Did you know the Moon Goddess and the Mother of Werewolves were best friends in each lifetime?" She nodded, "I heard about it. But it's weird since we've never spoken before. How can we be best friends without ever communicating?" "Hm," Elijah thought, "Maybe you have to fully awaken before you guys become best friends?!" "I already have a best friend who's been there for me. And I'm not looking for another best friend,"

They are active a lot, I can feel their emotions and they like to latch onto my magic when I use it, they are very mischievous; I smile at the thought of them. I am so proud of my best friend as she takes her place as the Queen of this kingdom. Her mate is a good one and I am glad for his sake, she deserves the best and I must admit that Vulcan for as big and moody he really does love her it is easy for all to see. Unlike this piece of shit, he squirms as my shadows tighten around him.

"I can understand your pain, Luna. Don't worry. No matter what path you choose, I will stand by your side. If you truly seek revenge, then let me be a part of it. Those who ruined innocent lives must face the consequences of their actions." Luna's eyes met Susan's, a plea for secrecy reflected in their depths. "Will you promise me that you'll never reveal this to anyone?" Luna asked, her voice filled with vulnerability. Susan nodded, her commitment unwavering. "You can trust me, Luna. I will never betray your confidence. Your secrets are safe with me." Luna clung to Susan tightly, the weight of their friendship grounding her in a newfound strength. "I trust you more than anyone else, Susan.

However, it would be nice if the friends I used to have would respond to the messages I’ve sent them. I’m not mad about it. I wouldn’t know what to say or how to act around me if I were them. Even so, I wouldn’t avoid a friend I’ve had for years for no reason. It’s okay, though, because I still have Lex. And Luca. Something happens to my stomach the second the image of Luca passes through my mind. That’s new. Not necessarily the feeling, but the person it is directed at. Luca and I are barely friends again and now my body is reacting to the mere thought of him? No.

“From the start. When you came up to me that night at the pack party, was it all a lie?” Amethyst’s expression softened for a moment, almost pity. Then she smirked. “The Moon Goddess favors the strong, Lana. You were never strong. Just a title wrapped in weakness.” I gasped in shock at the statement coming from someone I have always loved and cherished. “A…amethyst? You…you are my bestfriend….I…” “No, I am not! I can't be best friends with a naive weakling like you.” The room spun and I could taste blood in my mouth.

After all, I'm nobody. Miles pulls me to where my second-best friend Silver is seated, and I sit in their middle, with Miles on my right and Silver on my left. Silver squeals as silently and as loudly as possible in my ear. I wonder how that's even possible. Silver is my next best friend in the whole world. She came in three years after miles; she was so small and timid that the other kids would pick on her. I got mad one day when one of the kids purposely hurt her during the sparring. I beat the kid and made sure to let everyone know she was under my protection, and if anyone touched her, I would be paying them a visit.

If she’s upset buy her donuts, give a hug and watch Friends with her. My best friend has given me a lot over the years. I love her to the stars and beyond. She’s my soul sister. She will be my maid of honor just as I will be hers. Our kids will be best friends and grow up together. I couldn’t imagine a world where I exist and Josie isn’t by my side. She’s the blonde bombshell of our group. Petite but feisty. Like seriously don’t mess with her. I’m telling you, it’s safer on this side.

Besides, the last time I saw her, she snapped because Sei was hugging me. To be honest, I wasn't too fond of any of the females around here. They only stuck with their own kind, and considering that I was the only sorceress, I was alone for most of the time. The closest thing I have to a friend is Kaiser, or maybe he's past that. So I guess that leaves Daffodil, but I'm not sure that I have the patience to deal with her all the time. Besides, didn't she have other fairy friends?

“That was always the idea. We created them to defeat the Aleni and you’ve completed them doing the same thing. We have come full circle now. You have saved all of Uquix, Empress Zelda. Everyone shall know all you did to bring peace to this land.” “Thank you Moxdea. I quite literally couldn’t have done it without you.” I smiled. “Also, I figured out why we didn’t die. The whole friendship thing.” “Friendship might be the most powerful magic in the world. It can reverse anything. It just has to be real and pure.” She smiled back. “I’ll keep that in mind.” “Well, it is time for you to go. Your friends are waiting for you. Good-bye Empress Zelda.”

They had never taught me to use my powers, and now I felt like being a moon goddess reincarnated was a curse. Tears fell as I closed my eyes. “You resent me, best friend, but trust me, this is for the best,” she said, her voice loud enough. “Don't worry, your man is in good hands, and I'll make sure you're not missed,” she whispered, her breath cold against my ear. “Goodbye bestie.”