These Friends Of Mine Ellen Novels & Stories

“I’m not welcomed here? “You’re being a little too cocky, aren’t you? “Do you think I care about this rundown store? “I only came here for the sake of us being friends! I took pity on you after seeing the pitiful look on your face! Ellen let out an awkward chuckle, as if Harvey forced her to. “Fine! If you’re dead set on going down this path, then I have nothing to say to you either. “You asked for this! Then, Ellen shifted her gaze to Katy, who was showing a calm look. “You b*stards are truly a match made in Heaven!” exclaimed Ellen furiously.

“We believe we can offer some insights. It's the least we could do after what you did for our son.” I blinked, were these people mistaking me for someone else? “I'm sorry, but I think you've got the wrong person. You're mistaking me for someone else.” “No, we're not,” Ellen said, smiling at me. “We know you, Arielle Meyers.” Wait, what? They know my name? I turned to Jared, perhaps he had invited them and told them about me, but he looked equally surprised. “You look confused,” Ellen pointed out, a look of amusement in her face. “Now that's about to change. Tell them, Julian,” she said, nudging him.

But, I needed to bid my time, and then maybe I could make my escape. "I assume you have a lot of questions for me, Ellen. Do you care to share?" He buzzed, placing his hand on mine. A sudden wave of disgust suddenly hit me, and I pulled my away hurriedly. "Why are you doing all of this, Cullen? I thought we were friends? What happened to the friendship we both shared?" He was quiet again, as if trying to count his words, and then he shrugged slightly. "You never really understood all that was going on, did you?" He questioned, and I shook my head slightly.

Shows the warm and friendly attitude she has. "Why don't you ask Excel? She knows me really well," Ellen replied with a faint grin that no one noticed. "Do you know this beautiful sister, Excel?" asked one of hers friends. Excel looked at Ellen with trembling pupils. She also didn't understand why hers body's reaction was suddenly like this when she looked at Ellen. "Excel?" The red-haired woman regained consciousness when her friend called her name again. She nodded slowly. "Yes, I know her." . . . "Why did you come here?" asked Excel when her friends were gone. She gave Ellen an unpleasant look. Hers gaze was filled with extreme hatred. Burning in hers eyes are not extinguished right.

"I came to cheer you up, not get barked at like I’m your staff. I’m your friend." "Then act like one! Stop trying to run my life! How could you organize a party in my office without me? You even went ahead and told Winston about what happened with me and Christian?!" Ellen’s eyes narrowed. "I told him because he could help you. Did you really think I would sit back and do nothing when I saw you literally drowning? You didn’t want to sleep with that bastard and you felt trapped! So yes, I told him. And you should be grateful I did!"

Every employee in the company loves her as they started greeting her which she answered back with a genuine smile "Ma'am!" Rasheed secretary said with a big smile on her face "Hi Janet! How are you doing?" "I'm fine ma..how about you?" "I'm good too" "Good to hear that ma. And I hope from now on, we'll be seeing you frequently? Your friend has been giving the boos a habitual visit these days, which is so confusing" "What? My friend? Which of my friend?" It can't be Zulaiha, could it?

She is looking out the window but her words are directed at me. Annoyance tingles my scalp, I almost pull out my hairs. This woman will be the end of me. I don’t flirt, I fuck. And I want to fuck only her. “Flirting with her? She’s your friend, El. I can’t flirt with your friends.” “It didn’t stop you from flirting with Ellie.” Confusion stretches my face into a grimace. “Ellie? Who the fuck is Ellie?” My reaction elicits a small chuckle from her. “Elena. We call her Ellie. You were flirting with her too.”

She didn’t have the same insecurities as most women. “Of course, I mean it.” Henni said, “Look, you explained it to me last night. I think I read the in-between the lines on how they work. Though god knows I don’t understand it, I do see it. I think as long as you don’t hide anything from the light, our friendship won’t suffer. I just won’t be willingly spending any time with them. I really don’t like them.”

Ellen asked with a cracked voice as tears slipped down her cheeks. “Sorry, you had to go through all those things, and I must confess that I might have contributed at some certain point. I couldn't do otherwise because he doesn't like listening to others' opinions. I knew he was my best friend, but he wasn't giving me that privilege to be a friend to him.” Lucas replied.

Like, 'How am I using such a dumb person as this. Now, Cindy's eyes were wide open she almost forgot where she was, but in the meantime, she quickly walked over to the side of the restaurant. "Ye... ye... yes... yes!" Cindy answered, visibly shocked to her bones. "She's from me," the lady began and this time, Cindy's eyes were as wide as soccers. "I wasn't going to tell you initially but you guys would have to work together, and I don't want you displaying your sick and foolish attitudes. So yes, Ellen is from me."