These Friends Of Mine Ellen Novels & Stories

“Who’s the guest that's making my mum so happy?." Mrs. Bennett smiled brightly. “Oh! Daniella.” Maya's hand froze mid-stir. The spoon slipped slightly from her grip. Mrs. Bennett didn’t notice. She was too busy arranging the teacups. Lily blinked. “Wait—Daniella, as in Daniella? Ethan's ex-fiancée?” Mrs. Bennett nodded like it was the most normal thing in the world. “Yes! She just called me a while ago. She’s in town and said she’d love to stop by to say hello. Isn’t that lovely?”

I went to meet Ellen, who was putting on a beautiful white gown and standing next to Aaron, her fiance. "You made it charming!" Ellen screamed immediately when she saw me. "Of course, darling, I wouldn't miss it for anything." "Oh, who is this handsome Mr.?" Ellen whispered to me, smiling, but I could tell Dean heard her. "Stop it," I scolded her while I pinched her a little. "Hi Aaron, Dean, this is my friend and colleague Ellen, and the fiance Aaron, this is my friend Dean." "Wow, your friend, huh? It's nice to meet you, Dean." Dean smiles broadly as Ellen keeps making silly jokes.

" Keysha said. Ellen smiled faintly; she was confused about how to answer Keysha's question. "I'm learning; at least when Papa gave me the opportunity to join his company, I already had the skills, and I won't embarrass Papa," Ellen replied. "I admit, Ellen is very clever at dodging," Keysha thought. "Ellen, do you have any friends?" asked Keysha. Ellen knitted her brows. "Friend, for what?" she asked. Indeed, since school, Ellen has not had good friends; she is always alone and rarely socializes.

“I didn't expect to be someone's mate. Diana's ringing phone startled her. With one last pat, she slipped out of his arms and pulled her phone from her pants pocket. Ten wolves watched the movement with wild anticipation. - Hey dear. she said to the receiver. A childhood friend since the age of six, Ellen was one of the few people she trusted to handle her things in the business world. - Hello lady. came Ellen's cheery response. It was kind of a competition between them how kindly they treated each other and how formal it became afterwards. “These men are here for their morning ground meeting on Sanders Street. Diana cursed under her breath earning a roar from the big man beside her. “Honey,

Ellen's voice was warm, but her grip on my hand was firm, pulling me away from my intended destination. Okay, so I knew I was at some point this night going to have to talk to Ellen, but this wasn’t one of the scenarios I had thought up at all. She pulled me and guided me through the throngs of people, introducing me to her friends with a proud declaration, "This is May, my son's wife.” She said, smiling as she looked from me to them. I could tell she was happy, but I had no reason to be, I couldn’t even smile back at these women genuinely. What was there to smile about?

Previous Chapter… It states: Dear William, I just wanted to thank you for being so kind to me. If you ever need assistance, I will be there for you. I also clean your house and prepare breakfast for you, and I'll meet you in the schoolyard after class. Ellen, your great friend, Because of Ellen's message, I could feel my face burning up after reading it. I responded, “cute,” while blushing slightly. Continuation… Ellen's POV

Milania added. "I guess it's time we spill the beans to these children." I let out a sigh. "Of course it is, why else would I be here?" Ellen snapped rudely. She was still that rude sister of mine. "First of all, Ellen and I are sisters, twin sisters." I started, and Nathan and Arlene were the first to gasp. "It all started when I was in high school." Ellen continued. "I had met this stupid man called Traven." "Excuse me? He's my husband." Neena protested.

Nora, hearing about her friend from the orphanage, had always warned her against spending time with Ellen, afraid it would make her seem poor in front of others. Now, walking into the hospital room, Ella introduced her friend: “Mom, this is a friend who heard you were hospitalized and wanted to see you.” “Oh, so this is Ellen you always talk about?” Lora said warmly. “Come, sit.” Daniel teased Nina: “Do you want Uncle to take you to play?” “Okay!” Nina laughed sweetly. Lucas cut some fruit for them. Everyone was kind, making Ellen feel slightly embarrassed—she’d never seen such a warm and harmonious family.

On the night she was thrown out of their house by her father, she had one friend she was close to during her college days. When her friend ,Winnie saw how devastated Ellen looked when she got to the knock on her door,she immediately asked Ellen to come in. After offering her water and drink Winnie then asked "to what do I owe a visit at this moment without even a call?"Ellen had drank up to half of the water she was being offered;she was tearing and this pricked Winnie to care for her friend what could possibly make her cry, meanwhile she asked Ellen to try and take the drink since she hadn't touched it for like 50minutes she came in.

"I think it's time for me to go. Thank you for everything you've done for me today. You're a good man. I guess this is where I say goodbye to you." Ellen felt like Wilbur just wanted to give her the courage to live on, and she was extremely grateful for that. However, there was a limit to everyone's financial capacity, and Wilbur had already spent a fair amount of money on her for the day. Ellen did not want the lovely afternoon she had to be destroyed by something else. She was happy enough with what she had gotten. Wilbur frowned. "I told you I was going to help you, didn't I? Besides, you said that we were now friends, and don't friends help each other out?"