Weirdness Friendship Quotes Novels & Stories

“Whatever it is, you both can talk it out. I'm sure it'd be fine. You're practically inseparable, don't let any silly thing tear you apart.“ I flicked a glance in her direction. “What if it's not a silly thing?“ “Ask yourself if it's worth your friendship, then use your response to decide.“ “Since when are you the sensei of wisdom?“ Sarah teased from the backseat, causing us all to chuckle. I loved how she always infused humor into every situation to keep it from spiraling out of control and consuming everything in its path. “Thanks. Both of you,” I murmured after we stopped laughing. Maybe all I really needed was a conversation with Tati. “Can I take a rain check on the drinks? There's some

Angela couldn't help but laugh at how nervous he was getting. "A friend coffee?" She repeated. "Yes, friend coffee. Friends do that. I have coffee with friends all the time. It's very platonic coffee. There's nothing weird about it." "You're sure making it sound weird." "I know that now. I'm going to stop talking." His embarrassment was cute instead of off-putting.

weird guy : who knows what intentions you have me : listen mister I already told you it's an accident not intentionally happened weird guy : such an attention seeker me : what the hell you said who wants your bloody attention I will burn myself alive instead to get your attention, huh attention my foot weird guy : I seen so many people like you me : I too seen so many people but never seen such a weird person like you weird guy : whom you called weird do you know who iam me : if you only don't know about yourself how can I know about you so sad I pity you weird guy : I hate people like you me : do you think I love you weird guy : who knows me : may be in your dreams I will become nun instead

he quoted. “The what?!” He burst into laughter again, “You didn’t know?” “Woah! That’s so rude of them to call me that” I gaped at the thought. “Hey, stop laughing! I’m gonna take back the friendship handshake if you laugh anymore” I threatened. He sat straight immediately clearing his throat. “Sorry, it’s not my fault you quote too much”. “But schmuck?” I placed a finger under my chin squinting. “That’s so rude. Who even came up with that?”

"Y-You're so weird. What's gotten into you?" Quinn shook her head, placing her hands on her hips in disbelief. "I'm not being weird. I'm just being appreciative right now." I arched my brow at her suggestively. A brief silence occurred between us. She let out a sigh and slumped back beside me. "Yeah, I'm so weird." With that, we crazily laughed in unison. Oh, what bond did we have? Quinn would always be my partner in crime. I just wished she would settle here with me so that we could hang out together like this.

That was how all these started in the first place. “What's up with you?” My friend asked me, snapping her gum as we walked towards the cafeteria. “You've been weird lately.” She added. I shrugged. “I'm not weird.” “Not like you're talking to anyone. You didn't even comment when Jessica said Amelia looked like she got hit by a bus.” I looked away. “Maybe because that's not funny.” “Okay. But it's true. I mean…who knew you had it in you? That was some serious damage. Like, I don't even think UFC fighters get that bloody.”

Suddenly I feel nervous. It’s not like he would try to pull something on me on the first day we met, right? And certainly not while I am dressed like this? But why did he inadvertently try to ask if I had a boyfriend? Maybe I should invite him in and see where it goes? No, that’s probably a bad idea... we are neighbours after all. How awkward would it be to have a one night stand with your neighbour and have to see him all the time. Bad Blair! It’s ok to just have guy friends without benefits too! I’d best just go home and do some work...

She said. " Hm, well, I have seen situations like this more than a million times so it isn't new to me, you have to realize that in this world we are in there are lots of people who are friends with us because of what they are gaining from us and not because they like us or anything and at the slightest threat they leave us, that's why I believe in the famous quote which states, ' A Friend in need is a friend indeed. ' The quote is very true as it has been proven countless number times. I have heard of families disowning their Own because they were Threatened by some higher-ups or something like that and likewise. "

“Maybe he is a dick, but so be it. Let it bounce off.” “I’m your boss and your friend,” I pointed out, smiling as I joked. My day needed a spot of humor in it. “Or are you saying I’m a dick, too?” She stuck her tongue out at me, giggling. “If you had one, maybe you would’ve been one. Who knows?” “I know,” I told her. “I would never have treated anyone that way, with or without a dick. There is no excuse.”

“I’m going to need professional help to remove this mental image.” She pats my wrist, mock-sympathetic. “Don’t tell me you didn’t wonder. You saw how he turned her to jello.” “You are appalling,” I tell her. “Look at us,” she murmurs, the smallest laugh in it. “No tragedy. No fireworks. Just… us. Again.” “Don’t jinx it,” I say lightly. If friendship is the road back to us… if there even is a road… it’s the only road I trust.