By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Enjoy each other's company [Expression] (to enjoy spending time with each other).
Tom and Mary enjoy each other's company.
It is true that they enjoy each other's company.
We will enjoy each other's company for the rest of our lives.
Fair-weather friend [Noun] (someone who only wants to be your good friend when you are cheerful and successful).
He has realized that Bill is a fair-weather friend.
I am looking for a loyal friend, not a fair-weather friend.
Best friend [Noun] (a closest and dearest friend).
His name is Tony. He is my best friend. I consider him as my best friend.
Even though Tom used to be my best friend, I'm beginning to hate him.
Soul mate [Noun] (someone with whom you have a special relationship with because you share the same feelings, attitudes, and beliefs).
Tom has been my soul mate for a long time.
She is my wife, my best friend, and my soul mate.
Get in touch with somebody [Expression] (to contact somebody by talking or writing).
He plans to get in touch with his friends when he returns home. I'll get in touch with Tom by telephone tomorrow.
Near and dear to someone [Expression] (to have a very close relationship with someone).
Our brand is very near and dear to us.
His baseball card collection was near and dear to him. Coffee is very near and dear to me.
Shoulder to cry on [Expression] (someone who is always ready to listen to your problems and give you sympathy, emotional support, etc).
I just wanted a shoulder to cry on.
Lucy’s father died yesterday. She needs a shoulder to cry on.
To be through thick and thin [Expression] (if you stay with someone through thick and thin, you always support or stay with them under all circumstances, no matter how difficult).
In marriage, you have to stick together through thick and thin. He stood beside his friend through thick and thin.