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Best Friends Forever
Best Friends Forever is a (b)romantic dramedy about a dirt-poor quarterback and the nerd-chic president of the student council trying to hold their unlikely friendship together - despite the suspicions & meddling of their frustrating classmates.
Status: CURRENTLY IN-PROGRESS/UPDATING MONTHLY
Status: CURRENTLY IN-PROGRESS/UPDATING MONTHLY
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March 1, 2016
Re-read & Continued Reading 2.28.16:
Gods, I remember when this comic first started and I was religiously keeping up with it! What a rush to get back into the loves and woes of this comedic duo (and company!) again~ Things have REALLY heated up for some of the characters, and some relationships have progressed in ways that surprise and delight me. I'm not going to give it away. Trust me, you wouldn't WANT me to. But what I can say is there is M/M-ness (although it's almost nonexistent at the beginning) but mostly a LOT of bromantic awesomeness that will have you at the edge of your seat screaming, "JUST KISS ALREADY!!" and "These two should really bang."
And no, I'm not even talking about our main boys, although they'll be plenty of situations that call for such outbursts. xD
Hands down, favourite character is Louis though. I think I could read this whole thing JUST for him. By chapter 24, I have a sort of love-hate-you're-so-fuckin-annoying relationship with Teddy, but you'll find out why as you read along. Particularly as you get to the later chapters (like 19-onwards). But I still like him as a character, and still love the bromance between him and Vincent (who is forever my favourite idiot dahahaha~) Kamri is pretty badass and wins all around for being who she is, so I won't even go there. Basically all of the characters are well-rounded and likeable, even the doubchebags like a certain someone...
All-in-all, definitely a comic I'll be getting back into and anxiously awaiting the next update to. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to any and all. This webcomic won't disappoint.
Currently up to the latest chapter 24.
You can get volume 1 (I guess??) which is chapters 1-14 here . However, I believe you can still just read the whole thing for free online.
Gods, I remember when this comic first started and I was religiously keeping up with it! What a rush to get back into the loves and woes of this comedic duo (and company!) again~ Things have REALLY heated up for some of the characters, and some relationships have progressed in ways that surprise and delight me. I'm not going to give it away. Trust me, you wouldn't WANT me to. But what I can say is there is M/M-ness (although it's almost nonexistent at the beginning) but mostly a LOT of bromantic awesomeness that will have you at the edge of your seat screaming, "JUST KISS ALREADY!!" and "These two should really bang."
And no, I'm not even talking about our main boys, although they'll be plenty of situations that call for such outbursts. xD
Hands down, favourite character is Louis though. I think I could read this whole thing JUST for him. By chapter 24, I have a sort of love-hate-you're-so-fuckin-annoying relationship with Teddy, but you'll find out why as you read along. Particularly as you get to the later chapters (like 19-onwards). But I still like him as a character, and still love the bromance between him and Vincent (who is forever my favourite idiot dahahaha~) Kamri is pretty badass and wins all around for being who she is, so I won't even go there. Basically all of the characters are well-rounded and likeable, even the doubchebags like a certain someone...
All-in-all, definitely a comic I'll be getting back into and anxiously awaiting the next update to. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to any and all. This webcomic won't disappoint.
Currently up to the latest chapter 24.
You can get volume 1 (I guess??) which is chapters 1-14 here . However, I believe you can still just read the whole thing for free online.
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