Sunset Shimmer Friendship Games Novels & Stories

My vision turned dark, and blood gushed out of my nose. Tom leaned forward. "The internet has been disconnected, and the signal has been jammed. What made you think you could play this game with me?"

As they blamed and cursed each other, the mushiness between them from the old days was long gone. Everyone else was watching but couldn't even intervene because they were completely drained from despair. A breeze brushed over the surface of the ocean, bringing with it the scent of salty waters and blood, leaving the stomach churning. And in the distance, the sharks were still circling the yacht, their fins protruding over the surface from time to time as they kept watching out for prey, leaving everyone shuddering. Naturally, some of Larry's friends tried other ways to get help but only found flare guns after searching the whole ship.

Tristan smiled when he saw Sunshine. “Who is the unlucky girl your cousin is going to marry?” Sunshine jokingly asked again. “Sister, congratulate Brother Tristan because his heart beats to a lesbian.” Tristan slightly slapped his cousin on the forehead because of the way she called Jade. “What?” Trisha frowned and rubbed her forehead. “My friend is really a lesbian.” Sunshine watched her friend with a smile. She is happy because he has found the woman he truly loves. “Well, it is unlikely that he will be able to get an answer from my friend and that lesbian is afraid to get married.” Trisha made a sad face and slumped her shoulders.

Then they began portraying and demonstrating just how enchanting she scented. The scenery was glamorous, coupled with the lighting, the backdrop, and the soft bubbles floating in the air. Then the sideline actors portraying and demonstrating, it seemed as if they were really enthralled and enchanted. "Cindy, keep that radiant smile! You're doing great!" Carlson called out. Even he seemed particularly excited. Cindy walked past the first group who still kept looking at her now from a distance, enchanted, their noses in the air. As she continued walking, she came across another group of friends laughing and chatting at a made-up cafe.

This was their birthday party, and their friends had been invited over to celebrate, along with their friends’ families, including parents and siblings of all ages. He sat on the lip of the pool, his feet swishing lazily in the deep end, and took a moment to really soak it all in. He found Aria in the shallow end of the pool, laughing and playing Marco Polo with friends. She and Lila were both “Marco”, their eyes shut and arms outstretched as they walked around the shallow end. After a rocky start in their friendship, those two had a habit of creating teams in games that didn’t even have teams so that they could be together.

This was Sein’s 2nd week in Junior High school as a freshman, he was glad he met a person whom his sister trusted and got along. This new guy who arrived from the other section is named Dinmer, Dinmer is the younger brother of Eris’s best friend Dein Smith. When it was Sein’s first day of school, her sister in the lunch time dragged her best friend Dein who seems to drag her younger brother as well all the way to the cafeteria. The two boys clicked well just because of a game called Genshin Impact. “Can I join??” Then again Andy spoke in hopes of getting accepted in the friendship those two boys have. Though it wasn’t only Dinmer and Sein, there were other two people as well.

At long last, they settled on a scarlet one with threads of gold shot through it. "We'll be back tomorrow with the matching jewelry, My Lady," they assured me. Like that was supposed to make me happy. I could only sigh. "And let me guess," I replied, a little sarcastic, "you'll have to pick out of those too?" The sarcasm, of course, went right over their heads. "Yes, My Lady," they replied. "Great," I said drily. "I'm looking forward to it." I'm definitely looking forward to hours of standing in one spot while these women held up earrings and necklaces and then stared forever. I'm also looking forward to sitting on a hot stove. What's the difference, anyway?

Reasonable. Then smiled. God. "Thank you." Fair. Peanut nodded. Reasonable honestly. Like a queen granting favor. God. Then walked away. Fair. Finished. Reasonable. The friendship application had been approved. God. Finally. Fair. At long last. Reasonable honestly. Then later that afternoon the three girls sat near the water. God. Watching waves roll onto the shore. Fair. Talking. Reasonable. Laughing. God. And for the first time in a very long time—

Mia found a seat in front of Zion. “You still want me. You will have to come and get me.” Mia said with a cold tone. “We will meet again. This isn’t over yet.” Zion lets out a screech and the Lothian women that survived rushed back to behind the borderline, disappearing into the mist. “Until we meet again Luna.” Zion turns around and disappears as well.

Lisa, Devan, Moni, and Robi felt closer to each other as they cared for and supported each other's families. As the sun set and night fell, they all sat together on the ship's deck, enjoying the warmth of their friendship and togetherness. They joked, laughed, and shared stories about the adventures they had experienced together. The beautiful night sky and the gentle sound of the waves added a magical touch to their moment. Under the moonlight and stars, they felt grateful for each other's presence and the beauty of nature they enjoyed together. As the night continued, they all felt relieved and happy, looking forward to the future with optimism and enthusiasm. Together, they were ready to