Scott Is A Bad Friend Novels & Stories

He gave me a huge smile, showing me that he knew who I was. “We met again. It seems like today is my lucky day...seeing such a beautiful person twice on the same day? It’s my lucky day.” He said, with a smile on his face. After convincing me to have a drink with him at the bar, I finally gave in. I knew that Sebastian was like an enemy to Jason, and distancing myself from him was logical, but I didn’t care at that moment, I was very pissed. Jason didn’t care about me, and he didn’t value my feelings, so why would I consider his feelings? Sebastian was fun and very friendly, total opposite of Jason. The anger that I had started to fade away. Sebastian could tell that I was pissed but he didn’

ELLE Rule number one: Best friends don't keep secrets from each other. Rule number two: Best friends come first before anyone else. Rule number three: Best friends must always have each other’s backs. Rule number four: Best friends must attend important events together. Rule number five: Best friends will not ditch each other for popularity. Rule number six: Your best friend's brother is your brother, not your lover. Rule number seven: Best friends must celebrate birthdays together — always. Rule number eight: You must support your best friend's dreams and ambitions. Rule number nine: No lies - no matter what.

“Since I was fourteen. Lily and I have been best friends forever. Alexander has always been like a second father to me.” “Second father,” Marcus repeated, tasting the words. His eyes gleamed with amusement. “Interesting choice of words. Because the energy between you two doesn’t feel very… fatherly.” Alexander stood up abruptly, towering over Marcus. “That’s enough. Mia is family. You will speak about her with respect, or you can take your documents and leave.”

“Just come.” I hung up and put the phone face down. It didn’t stay quiet, another buzz came in. Damien. “You can still stop this.” I stared at it and dropped my phone, I didn’t answer. Then another one. “If Vale keeps you there, I will make sure every board member knows what kind of man he is.” I typed before I could talk myself out of it. “You were thrusting in on my best friend in our matrimonial bed. Don’t talk to me about what kind of man anybody is.”

“Don’t remind me. Tell me she took out the partying bit?” “I could kind of tell from the profile pic you chose that you weren’t the ‘party girl’ your friend made you out to be. Not that you don’t enjoy a good time, but most of the ‘party girls’ on that site are holding a beer in one hand and a cropped-out ex in the other,” Scott laughs. “Oh, God.” I peek up at Scott. “I’m not a crazy cat lady. I swear. I don’t even have a cat.” “You’re not a crazy cat lady yet,” Scott corrects me. “And I like that about you.”

Scotty got us in town and in a small restaurant we all sat down there and ordered some food, I had my burgers, while they had steak, we were busy eating when someone walked toward our table. "Hey, Scott what you doing here?" she asks in a very whiney voice. "I'm having lunch Laura," he answers her in a firm voice. "Who are your friends," she says with a smile on her face, a very fake one should I add. "Milo, and James," Scott says not saying what they are, wasn't he going to call them his mates, his wolves, and I'm his soul?"We're his boyfriends," James says with a big smile on his face, he only smiles at me, and this one is a fake smile, a very poisonous smile.

Justin erupted in laughter. "You save her? When?" Justin asked still laughing. "Whatever, don't believe, it is your problem," Scott said. "I've warned you now, the next time won't be a warning," Scott said and turned to leave. "Did you give Jaden a warning before having him killed?" Justin said and Scott stopped in his track. Scott turned back to face Justin. "I didn't kill your friend," Scott said. "I didn't say you did," Justin smirked. "I never told you that I was Jaden's friend either," Justin said.

“I can’t — I can’t go to her, not right now, not like this. Plus, she hates me now.” “I don’t understand what you’re saying, Scott. It didn’t look like she hated you when she stood up for you. What’s going on?” Taking the drink he’d ordered for himself, he ordered the waiter to take away mine. “You’ve been drinking for over an hour now, that’s enough.” “You can not tell me what to do.” I snapped at him. “Right now, I can and I will.” He said with a small smile. “Tell me the truth. I know you, Scott, you never go after young girls like that. You could never betray your friend. What happened?”

He asked. “That you get fucked pretty good. Am going with no” Scott said. “What Scott is trying to say is that it isn’t a bad thing. That’s just the way you are. All that matters is that you’re happy” I said. “It doesn’t change our friendship, right?” He asked. “Why the fuck would it change it. Just because you like a guy doesn’t change what we have” I said. “But I need to know to this guy who fucked you this damn good” Scott said and I face palm myself. How am I friends with an idiot…………..

“Look, I don’t want to play a game here. I won’t stand idly by if you involve my sister.” “But—” “My parents died at your kind hands, and now you want to involve my sister in… that damn monster’s son?!” Scott screamed, his emotions boiling. “Scott, calm down.” “Don’t tell me to calm down! I know you’re my parents’ best friend. But I’m not my parents, the kind of person who befriends monsters like you!” “Listen to me, Scott, no one would sacrifice your sister.” “Liars! You’re still turning a blind eye to my parents’ deaths!”