The Best Of Friends Novels & Stories

"Of course they are...when you are not on a trip halfway across the globe with a sexy as sin boyfriend." "I tthoughtyou hate Lucas," I raised an amused brow. "Your words, not mine," she lifted her head to give a smile that showed her perfect teeth before going back to her job of repacking my bags. "besides, I'm just trying to help you hold back from making a bad choice. That's what best friends do, they stop each other from making terrible choices that can cost them the ones they love, or choices they would most definitely regret in say five years to come." she took the clothes out angrily as she rattled on and I knew at this point we were no longer talking about my choice of clothes. "best

“Us, when we were still teenagers. When we were still best friends.” “Why? Do you miss it? We can still be like that.” “Just best friends?” I immediately close my mouth the moment that came out of my mouth. He smiles widely and kiss me on the lip. “Best friends don’t kiss each other on the lips… and a best friend shouldn’t be looking like me like they have feelings for me.” I don’t know where I gather that confidence.

“That’s my best friend!” To be continued...

Their souls were bound, meant for each other. Despite their flaws and the obstacles they had faced, they overcame everything and remained inseparable. MY BROTHER’S BEST FRIEND. * * * THE END. Thanks for reading! Please check out my other books; you're going to love them. Much love, dear readers!

With Emelia having left, it made me think if maybe her worries about Lily were true. "Regardless of what happens, you deserve to find someone who understands you and your needs." Lily's smile was small. "A husband and wife aren't just partners, but best friends. And best friends understand each other on a level no one else gets. Best friends have a bond that can't be replicated." Her words about best friends made me feel wary. Those were the same words she'd use to describe our friendship to other people. What was she implying?

Laughter, soft and breathy, unmistakable. My best friend.

Sasha continued, desperate for something to say in order to fill up the silence, "I don’t think I've ever met anyone like her… she's the only one I can call a friend." "Ouch" Kaleb said, clutching his chest playfully, "You are saying you don't consider me a friend? Such a hurtful thing to say, doll face. You wound me!" Sasha punched him playfully, "Stop calling me, doll face. And you know what I meant. Besides, it's the truth. We have never been friends… Why do you suddenly care about that now?" He turned to face her fully, and Sasha held her breath. "Change is a part of life, is it not?" he asked, then continued without waiting for her to reply, "In fact, some people say it's constant. We w

“Honestly, so are you.” Isioma rolled her dolly eyes, smiling sheepishly. “Totally not true. But hey, um, now that we've made things clear to each other, do you still want me as your friend, Jordan?” To Isioma's wildest surprise, Jordan wrapped her in his arms and whispered calmly in her ear, saying, “Yes, of course. You're the best friend anyone could ever ask for, Isioma. I'm pretty sure our friendship will blossom greatly. Forever and always!”

Best friend. What even is that, really? We all throw the term around, but if you stop and think about it, it’s something far more profound. A best friend is that person who doesn’t just know your secrets; they know you, the you beneath all the layers. They’re the one who sticks by your side through every high and low, cheering you on even when you don’t believe in yourself and calling you out when you’re on some nonsense. They’re like family, but they’re different from family too. They’re a choice, a bond built from every shared laugh, every late-night confession, every moment you thought no one else would understand.

The fear of losing them can lead to a profound sense of loneliness and isolation. The key to addressing the fear of losing a best friend lies in open and honest communication, as well as in cherishing and nurturing the relationship. Maintaining a strong and healthy connection with a best friend involves active effort, understanding, and forgiveness. It's about recognizing that the fear of loss is a testament to the depth of the bond and the importance of the friendship.