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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 762
Weight: 2.83
Height: 1.52 Width: 7.50 Depth: 9.25
Language: English
Nia and Malik have never met in person, but somehow they've become part of each other's everyday lives.
It starts innocently enough: messages, jokes, music, late-night conversations, cooking together through a screen, virtual drinks and smoke sessions, and the kind of conversations that wander from childhood wounds to relationships, sex, marriage, money, and everything in between. Somewhere along the way, friendship becomes something neither of them is willing to name.
So they call themselves just fucking friends.
Except friends aren't supposed to get jealous. Friends aren't supposed to crave each other. Friends aren't supposed to exchange heated messages and pictures, disappear when emotions get too real, block each other, come back, and somehow know exactly where to find the softest places in one another.
Nia carries wounds from a childhood that taught her how to protect herself long before she learned how to feel safe. Malik has wounds of his own, hidden beneath humor, confidence, pride, and eventually an addiction that threatens to swallow more than just him. Their connection becomes a collision of attraction, friendship, fear, obsession, jealousy, secrets, and two people trying to love each other without admitting that love is exactly what has been growing between them.
But when Malik's addiction forces reality into the space between them, Nia must confront one of the hardest truths of loving someone: you can stand beside a person while they heal, but you cannot heal for them.
Through separation, recovery, therapy, painful truths, and unfinished business from their pasts, Nia and Malik are forced to decide whether what they have is simply another unhealthy attachment or something worth rebuilding differently.
Just Fucking Friends is a raw, sexy, emotionally layered story about two imperfect people who begin with chemistry and companionship but eventually discover that real intimacy requires something far more frightening than desire:
honesty.
Because maybe they were never just friends.
They were friends first.
Friends who flirted.
Friends who crossed lines.
Friends who got jealous.
Friends who hurt each other.
Friends who wanted each other.
And eventually...
friends who learned how to become lovers without mistaking love for possession, rescue, or pain.
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