Tom & Jerry Friends Novels & Stories

Greene seem deep in conversation. ---- “You good?” I nod once more. “Thanks, and sorry for the missed messages. I’ll try to check my phone more frequently,” I promise him. I really do like talking to him. He seems like he’s a nice guy. His actions and words are pretty consistent. Unlike someone else I know. Tommy’s actually very considerate. I’m not sure if the rumors are true, I’m not even considering the option that he wants to be more than friends or if he just wants a fling of some sort. But I want to be his friend. A real genuine friend who cares about the other person.

Leo said as they were seated in the parking lot with Jerry, Emily’s boyfriend, the two had been great friends since high school. “What? nothing new he will say I haven’t heard before, what did he say this time? You know that guy thinks he rules this whole town, he lost his father yes but that doesn’t give him the right to govern the rest of us and make rules as if he is the owner of this town.” Jerry said unbothered by what his friend was trying to pass across.

"Everett Tower" Tan smiles "that was rhetorical" realizing that he might be Jerry Tan asks to be sure "you're Jerry right?" "Yes" "Hi I'm Tan," he introduces himself "Right Mr. Wheeler's friend visiting for the weekend" Tan smiles at the lie, "yep that's what I am" "Yes Mr. Wheeler told me to answer any questions you have so I'm here if you need help" "Here's a question do you know how long Harry has lived here?" "Harry?" Jerry asks confused

Allan walked up to Tom and patted his shoulder. "Thank you, Tom! You are a true friend! You're always by my side and always remind me or give me advice about anything! I'm not sure I would have made it through if you weren't by my side!" Allan said very sincerely to his best friend. "That's what friends are for, to remind each other, Allan! Well, you better get some rest! Don't think too hard! We'll talk about it tomorrow, in the morning! Do you need me to pick you up tomorrow?" asked Tom, taking a deep breath.

Our plans are working, and hopefully, they'll continue. My parents contact me every day, making sure we're doing all right. They remind me to eat healthy and not to forget to exercise and do what I'm told to do. It's my third class. Thankfully, if Jasmine and Axel are not around, one of the members is here to keep me company. Harris is quiet, like me, that's until Tony is with us and I'll have a Tom and Jerry show live. "So how was your week? Has anything strange happened?" He asks with genuine concern.

Troy had been my best friend since we were three, when we'd bonded over both being obsessed with superhero comics. "It was not!" I protested, though I was grinning. "That was Jeremy Williams and you know it." "Sure, sure," he said, but he was smiling too. Then his attention shifted to Riley and Lake, curiosity bright in his eyes. "Are these your brothers? The ones everyone's been talking about?" I felt Riley tense beside me and Lake's hand twitch like he was considering opening a portal to escape. I stepped slightly in front of them, not blocking them but making it clear they were under my protection.

"Try not to fuck it up and end up on the wrong side of us again." Hammer lets out a dry chuckle, though his neck's a little stiffer now. "Wouldn't dream of it." Smart answer. Suddenly, two annoying, familiar voices slice through the crowd. Alyssa's friends. Chelsea's got a toddler balanced on her hip like it's a designer purse, and Ashley's wearing that same look she had when we first met—like every man here is a goddamn steak fresh off the grill. "Oooh," Ashley sing-songs, her eyes landing on me. "If it isn't Mr. Big D himself."

“Tell Ivan he’s wrong. SpongeBob is the funniest. Everyone knows it!” “Nu-uh!” little Ivan shot back, his tiny fists pumping in mock outrage. His cheeks flushed pink, and his soft gray eyes so painfully reminiscent of his father’s, sparkled with mischief. “Tom and Jerry! They’re the best. Right, Uncle Dave?” I chuckled, letting some of the tension ease from my shoulders. “Now, that’s a tricky one. See, SpongeBob makes me laugh until my stomach hurts, but Tom and Jerry? Classic. You can’t beat classic.”

Tommy asks Jer as they are circling each other in the sparring ring after school. “I think it’s more about getting me and the other future Alphas ready to take over. You know meeting the other Alphas, establishing relationships, that kind of thing. I’ve known most of these guys my whole life, so it won’t be too bad. Mostly a formality.” Jeremiah dodges a series of punches, but doesn’t respond quick enough, because he talks with his hands, and is taken out with a leg swipe and he hits the ground hard, recovers and rolls before Tommy can land another kick. Jer pushes Tommy’s foot away, causing him to stumble and stands to take the offensive.