When U Need A Friend Novels & Stories

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."

I took a deep breath and turned back towards Noira, hoping I could repair any damage I’d done. “I’m happy that I can sit next to you and still be able to talk with John and Seth,” I mumbled. “I am looking forward to getting to know you better, and I…” I paused for a moment. “I really hope that we will be good friends.” I finished with a whisper. I’ve never had a friend before, and I’ve never been allowed to express my own needs or wants much either. Doing so feels foreign and dangerous.

I feel like I’ve just made a friend who will challenge everything I thought I knew. Matteo just might be the friend I didn’t realize I needed.

So I'm getting so much love on my story from many people and I don't even know them so I would like to be friends with them. So would you mind being my friend? If no, then you can text me.... I'll be really happy to make new friends...

They need to call for a meeting with the council. Not all of your friends today can be your allies on the day you will need them, because most of them will just leave you and forget your relationship you have with them when they already got what they need from you. But it’s better in your enemies, you can count on at the time you will need them. Maybe they need something from you, that you have given already to your fake friends who left you, that your enemies need now.

"So I don't keep them." I titled my head. "Thinking you don't need people is wrong. Everyone needs someone. Having a friend means there's someone who actually notices when you're having a bad day, or someone you can just talk to without having to pretend to be perfect all the time. You shouldn't have to carry everything by yourself." Leonard didn't say a word. His expression still remained blank. The silence stretched, making my cheeks warm up a bit. I rubbed the back of my neck, "we can be friends."

The last thing she needs is to get mired down in my drama. "It seems like there's something on your mind." He gives me a half-smile before adding, "We're friends, right?" He waits for me to signal my agreement before continuing. "If you need help with something, I've got a strong shoulder to lean on. You can always talk to me." His words crash around inside my head before my muscles gradually loosen. He's right. We are friends.

“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.