A friend's story?

The following were some recommended novels about the life of a best friend: " Scattered Candies,"" The Sisters of Sadomasochism,"" The Devil CEO, Don't Come Over,"" Good Morning, My Little Sweet Wife!" " My Bestie and I Have Transmigrated " and so on. These novels were all modern romance or urban life novels with different plots, suitable for readers who liked these kinds of topics.

I know a story about two friends, Mike and David. Mike had a financial crisis. He couldn't pay his rent. David immediately lent him the money without hesitation. Moreover, David knew that Mike was embarrassed, so he didn't make a big deal out of it. He just told Mike to take his time to pay it back. This kind of friendship where David helped Mike when he was in a difficult situation really shows that a friend in need is a friend indeed.

One key element is selflessness. A true friend puts the other's needs above their own. For example, in the story I mentioned before about Tom and Jack, Jack sacrificed his own time and resources to help Tom. Another element is loyalty. The friend stays with the one in need through thick and thin. Just like Lucy was loyal to Lily when she was ill. Also, trust is important. Mike trusted David enough to borrow money from him, and David trusted Mike to pay it back, which is also a sign of a true friendship in a story like this.

Hard to say for sure. Maybe it is, or maybe it's just made up.

Posting a friend's story isn't too complicated. Get their okay first. On the app or website, there'll usually be a button like 'Post' or 'Share Story'. Click that, choose the content they gave you, and fill in any details needed before hitting the final 'Post' button.

The way to delete a friend's story depends on the platform. For example, on some social media apps, you might long-press the story and then look for a 'delete' or 'remove' option. But remember, not all apps offer this feature and the steps can differ.

To repost a friend's story, first, make sure you have the permission. Then, on the platform where the story is posted, there should be an icon or option labeled as 'Repost' or something similar. Click on that and follow the prompts. Different apps or websites might have slightly different interfaces and processes.

It could be Jack. Maybe they met at school and bonded over a common interest. But again, we need more details of the story to be sure.

First, help your friend organize the story's structure. Maybe suggest a beginning, middle, and end that flow smoothly. Also, encourage them to use vivid descriptions to make the story come alive. Another tip is to have them think about a unique twist or surprise to keep readers hooked.

Well, first you need to find the story your friend posted. Then, usually there will be a button like 'Repost' or 'Share'. Click that and follow the prompts. Sometimes you might have to select where you want to repost it, like on your own profile or to a specific group.