The Group Chat Without Me Novels & Stories

Following that, I received an invitation from Alexis to join a group chat named "Future Unicorn Core Members" When I joined the chat, the group happened to be active, with messages flying by my screen. However, what caught my attention was that most of the messages were meme stickers of that unflattering photo of me.

But here I am now, sitting across from my brother and sister-in-law while they eat like I’ve prepared the greatest meal in the world. As breakfast continues, I notice Lucas staring down at his phone, an amused smile tugging at his lips. “What’s going on?” I ask curiously. “What are you looking at?” “Oh.” He glances up. “The family group chat.” Then suddenly, his expression changes. “Shit. I forgot to add you!” Instantly, he’s already tapping furiously on his phone. A second later, my own phone buzzes. When I unlock it, I see that I’ve been added to the family’s group chat, with the description:

Everyone immediately started taking out their phones. Within minutes, I had exchanged numbers with all five of my teammates. Amara saved my name and immediately sent me a message. I looked down at my phone. Amara: Don't disappear on us tonight 😂 I laughed. Me: I won't. Ryan looked over. "Everyone has the group chat?" "I don't." He looked horrified. "How?" A few seconds later, my phone buzzed. SilverPower 🐺 I stared at the group name and laughed. Messages immediately started appearing.

I left the message on read. Mid-morning I opened the group chats we still shared. Two private ones. One for an old college circle that mostly posted memes and birthday reminders. One smaller, just four of us, that had once been for venting about work and relationships. Selene was active in both. She liked being the one who knew everyone’s business. I removed her from both without announcement. No explanation. No dramatic exit message. Just the quiet administrative action of taking her name off the member list. If anyone noticed, they could assume it was an accident or a glitch. Most people would not notice.

Good thing, our house is soundproof so if I want to sing all night, it’s not a problem. I opened my phone and I saw that our group chat that is quiet today. I already told them to go here and I hope they come because our efforts will be going to waste. Lou: All of you must be here tomorrow! Don’t waste our efforts, okay? I sent a message to our group chat and they aren’t online which is strange. What’s happening to them? I saw Gio who is suddenly appeared online on my messenger app the reason I quickly messaged him. Lou: Don’t forget tomorrow okay!?

I have created a group chat with my parents on W******p where we used to chat. I sent them pictures of my trip of the day, hoping they would reply something. I checked my phone again and again, but there were no replies. They have seen the pictures and my messages, but they chose to remain angry at me. I clicked on the mic button and started to record a message for them.

“Whatever, let's go. We're always stunning. What's new?” Liv leads the way all the way out of my penthouse. And when we made it to my car, we both received a notification in our phones. It's the group chat finally back from the dead. The last message was ‘hello? is everyone dead in this group chat?’ and it was sent 5 years ago. I have no idea why my friends also seemed to stop communicating with each other when I disappeared.

Steve nodded and started walking deeper into the park, with me right behind him. "Why did you leave that group chat?" he asked as we strolled along. "It's your guys' group. I don't talk much in there anyway. Plus, when I'm in it, you all have to watch what you say, especially the dirty jokes," I explained honestly. This had happened before, and Jace had to remind them. Back then, Jace had said, "Watch it, guys. My fiancée is here."

A frown fell in the room, and each and every single one of us reached into our bags to take our phones out. There was a text notification, and I realized that it was in a group chat under the name, "Ladies of the Web." "We have a group chat. I added you this morning." Ella commented, explaining why there was a group chat on my phone that I was never a part of. "Who just sent a video?" Cilvia asked, and I glanced up to see confusion written all over the women's faces. It was obvious that no one in the group sent it, or at least they were pretending not to.

"What? When did we say that?" Aiden didn't even blink as he threw Ethan under the bus. "Ethan mentioned it. Check the group chat." Ethan's eyes widened when he caught Aiden's pointed stare. "Uh, yeah... I did say that in the group," he managed, clearly caught off-guard. Jim scrolled through his phone. "There's nothing here. Did you guys make another group without me?" "Oh, he might have muted you that day," Aiden said smoothly. Ethan looked like he wanted to strangle someone. Probably Aiden.