Tula Para Sa Isang Kaibigan Novels & Stories

"Bakit?" "Wala. Medyo malayo kasi ito sa kabihasnan." "You meant to ask if I'd miss the bright city lights, do you?" "Not the bright lights, I guess. But your friends. Baka hanap-hanapin mo ang iyong mga kaibigan--lalo na kung mayroong isang espesyal sa lahat." "H-hindi ako nagkaroon ng maraming kaibigan, Tyler. Mga kakilala siguro, na may mabubuting puso." She ignored the last sentence.

TWO FACED FRIEND “What type of person are you? Why would you even think to do that to us Pascal! I thought we were friends?...you put us through all that for what?” Tahlia shouted at the fidgeting Pascal. “Don't scream at me in my house okay… Don't try it, I have told you who the planner is, go to her and raise your questions!I'm only fighting for my love!” he barked back at her, although his pupil was broadening and his voice trembling.

Then I take a bunch of yellow tulips and give them to Iqra with two hands. "This is for you, my friend. Thanks for being my close friend." When I say this, She becomes the happiest. Her eyes are shining. Which makes me happy. "Thank you. Thanks a lot for considering me as your close friend." By saying that she takes the flower bunch from my hand. "Let's take a selfie," I said to her. She nodded. Then I realized I didn't bring my phone. It was in the car.

I leaned my head back against the window, clutching the blanket tighter around my shoulders, feeling the road beneath me as the car carried me away from the wreckage. Tulio went quiet for all of five seconds. "But it doesn’t matter," he declared, puffing out his tiny chest like a proud soldier. "If you want revenge, you can go to my uncle. He’s very powerful. You should’ve seen the expressions of those two people just now when they saw his face. Hahaha!" I blinked, half-amused, half-shocked by his shift in tone. "They—" "You can’t watch cartoons this month, and your iPad access is grounded.”

"Mapanganib sa tuwing bumabagyo dito." "Jehehe...Dun na lang ako kina Jude... kung talagang concern ka sa akin." "Yun kung gusto mong idamay sa dala mong panganib ang mga kaibigan mo." "Huh?" "...ang tigas din ng ulo mo." "...ganto, sasama ako sa'yo pero kakainin mo'to." Biglang inusog ni Jin ang sarili ... Sa pag-usog niya... Parang...

“Emily told me.” “You better watch your back!” Tula releases me then blushes. “So…how was your weekend?” “You could have told me it was a couple’s retreat!” I hiss between my teeth. “I thought you two were together!” Tula blushes deeply as she covers her face with her hands. “I am SO sorry, Elena! There are so many rumors, ugh, please forgive me!” “…I know… you are right, but you almost killed me from fear!”

I stood up about to leave, not sure how to approach Tyla and thank her. “You don't have to thank me again, you know,” Tyla said, smiling at me. The shock on my face made her laugh. I wondered if she had read my mind or something. “Are you into voodoo or something?” I asked jokingly. “Maybe I am,” she replied sarcastically. “Because I think we will be good friends, you need a new one for a start,” she said, chuckling lightly. I chuckled underneath my breath, she was right, I needed friends not like Anika and her group were my friends they were just high school class mates.

It's as if we've stumbled into a real-life thriller, with Fulu leading us through clues like a master detective. Amid this rollercoaster ride, my mind wanders to memories of my best friend, Tola. We were partners in crime during our school days, always getting into mischief and causing mayhem. Oh, the adventures we had! From sneaking into forbidden places to pulling off pranks that would make even the most seasoned prankster blush, Tola was my partner in crime, my confidante, and the one who could make me laugh until my sides hurt.

Natatawang bulong pa nito. "Ako na o-order. What do you want?" Matapos maibigay sa kaibigan ang order kaagad itong pumila. Siya naman ay kumuha ng litrato. Ilang minuto lamang ang kaniyang hinintay at dumating na ang kaniyang kaibigan bitbit ang order nila. Napangiti kaagad siya nang maamoy iyon kahit na medyo malayo naman sa kaniya.

Tulani asked her in a very serious tone. “Where else can I go? My parents don’t want to have anything to do with me, my father’s family won’t even think about taking me in and frankly I wouldn’t even go to them if the world was crushing down on me. “I couldn’t stay alone in that big house…and am still sick…so, you were the only person I know would welcome me. You know very well that I have no friends. You’ve always been my only friend.” Tulani again had to accept that that was the hard truth; he was Luyando’s only friend. If he kicked her out right then, only God knew what she was likely to do.