The Best Friend Quotes

“Why do you always drive so fast?” Alex yelled over the thunder of flapping pants.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“Most palpitations are caused by a harmless hiccup in the heart's rhythm. Hmm…good to know. Is Mom still here? Why is she still here? “I”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“popular was: Popular: adj—Everyone knows who you are, though no one actually likes you. They are just too scared to say otherwise because they don’t want you to spray paint their car black—including the windows—like you did to Sarah Walker last year. She’s still in counseling.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“This is what it’s all about—the little things. The French toast of life.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“Maybe they thought it was funny, but Charlie now had more respect for the adults who made the effort to show up every day and attempt to provide a good education—whether the students wanted it or not.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“Her mind flitted to other memories. The ones where he held her close, like when they danced at homecoming, or when they had ‘ice-skated’ on the frozen pond. And the kiss at the cabin. Even though he’d run, she’d seen the way he had looked at her. He had stared, mesmerized. He’d said the kiss was a mistake, but now—she realized it wasn’t. Alex’s stomach dropped. It had been her he had wanted all along. She should have seen it. Charlie’s friend had tried to tell her when they went to the homecoming dance. She’d noticed something had been different, hadn’t she?”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“Charlie was her friend and nothing more. Alex knew that now. And she would treat him like she would any other friend.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“Who was she kidding? She was pantless and bent over a seat while her mom pulled out cactus needles from Alex’s butt with tweezers. Her dignity would never be able to recover from this.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend

“Popular: adj—Everyone knows who you are, though no one actually likes you. They are just too scared to say otherwise because they don’t want you to spray paint their car black—including the windows—like you did to Sarah Walker last year. She’s still in counseling.”
― Kat Bellemore, The Best Friend