Friendshipseries Stories

Zhionjei Monte Hermosa

Author's Note: This is a work of fiction. All characters, businesses, places and incidents are either a product of author's imagination. This story contains vulgar words. Read at your own risk.

Some stories begin quietly... and end with a bang. Mira and Zach's love was a secret stitched into the past-memories that lingered, words left unsaid, and a bond neither expected to face again. Years later, fate reunites them at Mira's wedding. But what was once hidden is now impossible to ignore. Old feelings clash with new realities, and every choice could change everything. As vows are about to be exchanged, Mira must confront the truth of her heart-and decide if the life she planned is the one she really wants. Because sometimes, the right person comes back into your life when you least expect it. And sometimes, the hardest choice is letting go... or holding on. The Friendship Series ends here, with love, closure, and a final, unforgettable decision.

Hello, my lovely readers 💕 This story continues from Between Two Worlds-introducing familiar faces and the threads that tie them together. While Book 2 follows some of the same characters, it's written as a standalone-so you can dive in without reading the first book. For those who have read Between Two Worlds, you'll discover deeper layers, hidden scars, and the tangled connections that shaped these lives. Janice Reynolds has everything she ever dreamed of-a rising career as a fashion designer in New York, a charming boyfriend, and a picture-perfect life. But when a wedding invitation pulls her back to London, she finds herself face-to-face with Tom-the boy with tousled hair, warm brown eyes... and the one almost kiss she never forgot. Neither of them reached out. Neither of them moved on. But some stories don't end just because they paused. Now, between wedding chaos, champagne secrets, and old friends colliding, Janice and Tom must decide if they were always meant to be more than a missed moment. Because sometimes, love doesn't come twice. Sometimes-it waits.