Solo Player's Friend 소설 & 이야기

In the summer of 1980, after the college entrance exam, my friend Lucas Grant came out to my house and clapped me on the shoulder. "Evan Cole, you missed the cutoff by twenty points. College was never in the cards for you. Let it go." I believed him. The next day I went south for work. Over the next four years I learned a trade, repairing imported precision machinery, the kind nobody else would touch. Then Meridian Chemical Works, twenty minutes from the house I grew up in, hired me on as a specialist machinist. On my first morning I stopped in front of the honor board outside the administration building. Under "Outstanding Production Workers," I saw my own name. Evan Cole. But the

Me:I think yoli will do. Her: you're.? Me: your wellwisher Her.what.? Me: I'm Liam Mseleku Her: can you be my friend.? I know you old but I like you so you're not allowed to deny my offer no one reject yoli. I smiled realizing that she's bossy. Me: okay friend why are you here.? Alone.? Her: I just needed few stuff for my mom since some incident happened at home. Me: incident wanna talk about it.? Her : Nah nothing major I was about to buy some clothes can you join me.?

V, he was drinking beer and eating hot Cheetos, I grabbed the beer from his hand and gulped it down, “ You good bro?” He said while staring at me with a smirk, “ Never been better.” I said and threw the can on the table, “ I’m gonna do the project at my partners house.” Mas said and I rolled my eyes, “ Why the fu•k are you telling me this?” I asked, “ Just like that.” He said with a smirk, I rolled my eyes again, this fucker is so into s•• and shit, I can’t with him,

I guess I'd be a little pissed if I saw Chris playing the game with someone else with the exact same song. I bit my lip, "But, you can't get all apeshit because I'm hanging out with other people. I have the rights to make friends. Chris was the only friend I had and hung out with before you came along but you didn't see him being a douche to you because we hang out." He laughed softly, "He wishes." I chuckled at that.

He was truly alone in this world, his only bond with it was the good memories of him with his friends. He waited and waited ... The hours passed ... And nobody came ... As his room slowly plunged into darkness and his being lost hope, something interesting happened. The following message appeared on his computer screen “Domino. has joined the game " It was the arrival of one of his friends. He immediately wrote the following message in the chat "hello Domino, good to see you, can you enter the voice channel?" After a few minutes, Domino replied "Yes, why not, it will be for the best."

“Money isn’t even an issue. It’s just that… I know what it feels like to be lonely, and I thought you might feel the same way when you’re finally rooming with complete strangers. Well, you can say I’m also kinda a stranger, but anyway… That’s all.” Now that he thought about it, his friend may already be feeling the pangs of loneliness right at that moment. Maybe part of why the person was such an avid gamer was to stave at least part of it off. He didn’t like the thought that someone else he knew was feeling such a thing. “A-Are you sure it won’t be a problem?” asked Ben. “It won’t, trust me. So, do you agree?” “I’ll… talk about it with my parents. Is that okay?”

I was man enough to admit my best friend was built much like the buildings he’d made his living building. “I think Annie likes me, actually,” I told him, quite sure Annie had given me a much easier time than Craig might have as a child. “She was sweet. She loved fishing, so I think I won a couple of points there.” He rolled his eyes. “Suck up. I never thought I would see the day you were looking to score points with a six year old girl.” “Neither did I, actually,” I chuckled. “When you put it like that, I can see why you don’t believe me. I’m not sucking up though, I just wanted to do something fun with them.”

So, you end up accepting that this game has always been a single-player experience all along. To sum it up, life is just a horrendous single-player game. You're born alone. You're going to die alone. All your interpretation, memories, and experiences are only significant to you, alone. Everyone else is just a player with their own set of stats; so, that simply makes them your opponents. There're no such thing as a friendly bonds with no catch at the end of it. It's just a terrible, nonsensical game that I'm better off without. ----Miles Grimwine

I asked, my expression serious this time, I wasn't scared to do what I needed to do to leave this place in one piece if she turned into a crazy person, I was battle ready. “Nothing, I am a lonely person, I don't have friends, and you seem like you have the same problem I do, I could give you a house and a job but you have to promise me that you would always be my friend,” she said holding my hand, how was this even a fair exchange? Was she out of her mind? “That doesn't make any sense, are you being serious?” I said checking her temperature, I needed to find out if she was mentally stable.

he gestures with open arms, "I know you feel alone right now, Alora. I've heard that you and Azura were very close. Do you have any other friends at school?" As my eyes begin to well up, I blink to clear them. He's trying to help, but all I can think about is my overwhelming solitude. I may have a few acquaintances at the dance studio, but we don't spend time together outside of practice. There's my dance partner, but aside from dancing, we don't share much in common. Ahren is my only friend, and he was friends with Azura, so he became my friend by default. Why did I need other friends when I had Azura and Ahren in the same grade? "Yeah," I lie, "Yeah, I do."