When U Need A Friend Novels & Stories

I stopped at a coffee shop and bought a coffee,sat down and called another friend. “I don't have enough room to accommodate anyone else so please you have to stay on your own."She told me even though she lives alone in a condo, however I wasn't entitled to her help so I thanked her and she hung up. “No, I can't help." That was the fifth reply I could get from my five close friends and I was at a loss. I help my friends out with money regularly and now I am in need. No one wants to help me. That's how life is.

There are people and resources out there that can offer support and understanding. You're not alone in this, even if the world seems indifferent. If you were meant to meet with a friend for a work project and they never showed up, and then you called and called and called for two days straight and they did not pick up, at what point would you begin to panic?

Care. "I thought…you could use a friend, just about now."

“I have a big problem that can change my whole life. And I will be needing your help about it,” is what he said. Although I am totally confused as to how I can possibly help him. I am willing to help Sky with regards to his problems if I do have the means and capabilities to do so. That is exactly what friends are for. But what could be the reason as to why I am the one he needs for help? What could possibly be with me that can help him in his situation?

"Whatever happens with Adrian... or anyone else... if you ever need a friend, you've got one." The sincerity behind those words settled somewhere deep inside me. There were no hidden motives attached to them, no pressure, no attempt to become something more. Just an open offer of friendship at a time when I hadn't realized how badly I needed one. A slow smile spread across my face. "You know..." I said thoughtfully, an idea suddenly taking shape in my mind, "...I actually do need someone." "Oh?" "I need someone who's good at finding things." His eyes brightened with quiet amusement.

My mouth agape. "You want me to invite my friend to eat lunch with y'all so you can set her up with yours?" I squint my eyes at him. That has got to be the most stupid- Actually, it's not that bad. Kyla needs someone. She always says that she's fine but I know that she isn't. She needs someone to be hers. Someone to show her love, other than her mom and dad. And I'm going to get that for my best friend. "Let's do it."

Last time I did that he had video footage. There was a smile upon my friend's face that told me he was likely remembering the exact same thing. "You said you needed a friend, so I want to be a friend." I ruffled the curls of his deep brown hair. "And a good friend would not be falling asleep on you when you needed her."

“Before it starts taking control here.” My best friend was right, per usual. I need help, but the true question remains. Am I strong enough to reach out for it?

Whenever I thought of that, another thought would hit me at the same time—it was the sole truth about the fact that I had zero friends, and I would probably die lonely. Everyone needed me by their side, not because they wanted me to be there, but because it was a necessity and I had something to offer. I knew it was the same with Trevor; it was only a matter of time before I could figure out what exactly the man needed from me. The whole thing hurt so bad. Heaven knew my greatest wish in this world was a true friend—someone who would be obsessed with me for a change. It was funny how I could ever think that Aiden was that guy.

A friend is supposed to be someone you know well and like. Someone who always supports the best in you. A person who has the same interests and opinions as yours. If I can have someone like that in my life, I`ll get a clearer picture of the path I really need to take. But who could it be? I once had a friend, I wouldn’t say I knew him well and like him. We were just naughty school kids. Maybe I should make new friends because those weren’t really friends. They were vultures in a sheepskin.