The Friend Zone By Abby Jimenez นิยาย & เรื่องราว

It was the way her eyes locked with mine, the way we could almost feel each other’s pulse, the quiet space between us growing heavier with every passing second. But I couldn’t go there. She was his daughter. My best friend’s daughter. There was no world where this was acceptable. But damn it, it felt so real. I shook my head, trying to dislodge the thoughts, but they only grew more vivid. Abby’s sharp gaze. Her confident posture. Her quick temper and the way she always pushed back when things got tough. She wasn’t like other women I had known. She was different, stronger, and more challenging and there was a part of me that appreciated that.

The freezing wind cut through me, leaving me exposed and shivering. I cried out in humiliation and pain, tears streaming uncontrollably. Laughter erupted all around me. "Look at her tattered clothes. She's so trashy. Hanging there and still acting stubborn." "Showing off her chest on purpose to tempt Daniel. Trying to catch a sugar daddy, huh?" "What a desperate slut, always trying to land someone rich and powerful!" Someone raised a phone to take pictures. I instinctively tried to cover my face. But my hands were bound tightly behind me, and any movement exposed even more of my skin.

The whole room went dead silent. A few classmates crouched beside their desks slowly stood and looked out the windows. We were on the third floor, with thick grass right below. Rainee stood at the front of the room. "Kayla, I know you've never liked me, but people's lives are at stake. Everyone knows the triangle zone is safe. You're really risking everyone just to argue with me? We're three floors up. Jump, and you'll either die or end up crippled. Throw your own life away, but don't drag everyone down with you!"

I bet they will ever meet. Abigail is an introvert, she hardly make friends, the only friend she has, is her childhood friend Rebecca, she ghost me in the house, she is too boring for my liking, but what can I do, she is my sister, I have to endure, only few students knows me as her sister we hardly speak in school. So pathetic. I peeped into the examination hall. "Oh God they are still writing". I leaned my back against the wall. My phone beeped. I brought it out from my pocket, it's a message, I unlocked it, it is from Brian, a smile appeared on my face.

Abby POV I woke up this morning to my mate holding me close. I still melt every morning that I wake up with his arms around me. I always feel safe and loved beyond measure. He makes me feel that way all the time, but mornings are my favorite. I untangle myself without waking him and go to the bathroom to get ready to work out. I walk out of the bedroom, without waking him, and go to our gym. I start stretching, and, once again, as soon as I start with my floor stretches, I hear a growl. I don't even look at him as I say, "Good morning, Zolten." Damien says, "He wouldn't leave me alone." I laughed, "That's okay. I love knowing that he loves watching me work out." I feel Damien walking closer

"You've been a true friend." The room, now populated by the presence of loved ones, held a poignant stillness—a moment where words weren't merely spoken but felt. Abigail's arrival, marked by compassion and a shared history, became a silent testament to the strength of their friendship. In that quiet exchange, as Abigail and Sophia shared a glance that spoke volumes, the room transformed into a sanctuary where the threads of connection were woven tighter, offering solace and support in the face of the inevitable.

#JUST_BEST_FRIENDS Author: Sam Freddy CHAPTER 21: LOVE IS BLIND. — — — Skipping lectures had become a habit for Yomi ever since he met Candice, but he didn't care though. To him, if spending time with her would make him happy, then it was totally worth it.

Those three words left me completely shocked. Are we? Are we not? Do I want to be friends? What will happen if we do? What will people think? “I—um. “I don’t know,” I say, answering honestly. Adrian nods and scratches his neck, embarrassed. “Do you want to be friends? ” I ask, playing with my necklace, my nervous habit. Adrian looks at me surprised. I wouldn’t mind being friends with Adrian; I don’t have friends. My only friend moved away in fifth grade. Plus it would give me an excuse to look at him. “Yeah, sure,” he says, a small smile growing on his face. “Adrian, I’m—oh, who’s this? ” Skye Bennett Whitmore, Adrian's twin sister, walks up to us, giving us a look. “Skye, this is Celeste Am

Abey wanted to talk to her but she knew it was going to be hard getting through to Gabby. Abey laid down on the couch and dozed off, her dreams were flooded with bad things that were about to happen. She wasn’t sure if she was going to be strong enough to get through what Dremis had planned. She wanted her best friend to come to her senses, but she knew Gabby was probably under some kind of mind control. Dremis was right, she felt isolated, and there was nothing she could do about it. She cried herself to sleep while watching The Price is Right.

I put down my textbook, accepting defeat. There was just too much noise for me to study. Can't a guy relax with some chemical equations in his own home anymore? Where was the humanity? The consideration? The house was extra packed today because my mum's side of the family is in for a visit. Mum has a younger sister named Auntie Abby. Auntie Abby is amazing, she has always made me feel like a part of the family even though I was not related by blood. Auntie Abby has two daughters, twin girls who are just as nice as their mother. Uncle Patrick, Abby's husband, and I also got on since we both loved science. In fact, Uncle Patrick was a scientist and last I heard he was researching a new bacteri