Aqua Smiles Novels & Stories

Zayden responded with a smile. Degh! For the first time ever, Olivia felt so thrilled by someone's smile that she couldn't even blink. 'Why is this mobster so shiny?' Olivia thought. How could that eerie visage possess a smile as exquisite as the sea in the Maldives? The smile is as captivating as the world's most stunning waterfall. "Why do you have that expression?" asked Zayden. "Um? It's okay," Olivia replied, clearing her throat a few times and picking up her glass. She took a big gulp of her drink.

Ayana had taken great care to capture the depth and sincerity she often found in Adam's gaze, knowing it to be one of his most defining features. As she focused on his smile, Ayana couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth radiating from the canvas. His lips curled upward in a gentle arc, exuding a genuine sense of joy and kindness that seemed to leap off the painting. It was the kind of smile that could brighten even the darkest of days—a reflection of the light-hearted spirit that endeared Adam to everyone he met.

he replied, his voice tinged with a note of bitterness. “Please, smile” she began walking closer to him as they were barely inches apart. “For me.” she implored, her voice soft and coaxing. Orion hesitated, his gaze flickering between the celestial and the river. Suddenly, a mischievous glint sparkled in the celestial's eyes as she unleashed a playful torrent of water upon Orion, soaking him to the bone. His lips morphed into a smile and she gasped pointing at him. “Rio! Don't smile again.” that made him frown immediately. “If you smile like that the other goddesses will want to talk you from me.”

But then she came along, turning my world on its axis with a smile that held a power I couldn't comprehend. The water cascaded over me, a soothing balm to my aching muscles. The warmth seeped into my skin, a comforting embrace that eased the tension. In that moment, as the water fell around me, I let my mind wander to her. Arcane's face floated before my closed eyes, her smile etched in my memory. It was a smile that held a kind of magic, a light that could brighten even the darkest days. I couldn't help but think of the moments we'd shared, the laughter, the quiet conversations, and the unspoken promises.

Aqua giggled cheerfully, and Dawn couldn’t help but smile at her antics. Most ladies tried to conceal crass behaviour like this. It wasn’t as if Dawn was turned off by their attempts to be sophisticated. However, it was refreshing to see someone embrace these things that make them human, especially when they weren’t exactly one. Unlike those gold-diggers and power whores, Aqua was very down to earth, even when she was more of an ocean girl. The smile on Dawn’s face made Aqua feel tingly, like the soda she had just drunk. Why was he looking at her like that? It was making her feel uncomfortable, so the mermaid did what she normally did when faced with a difficult situation and hid her face in

You humans would call me a king or queen. "Aqua." Callie repeated quietly completely captivated by Aqua's crystal clear eyes. "Yes Calliana, Aqua." A beautiful smile spread across her face and her skin shimmered and rippled in response. "This," She said gesturing towards the jar still floating in the air, "will help you. It will contain the aer until you can fully control it, you can consider it a pain suppressor." At her last word she pushed the jar towards Callie with the tip of her finger.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

I gave him a sickening sweet smile, "Try that, and pronounce goodbye to your baby maker." I said while trying to get out of his hold. He eventually released me and I glared at him only to be rewarded with his heavenly smile where his one sided dimple punctured. That dimpled smile. "You hurt me." He went ahead to put a hand on his chest as an overly exaggerated reaction. "Idiot." I mumbled. "Right back at you." He replied pressuring me to stick my tongue out at him. Real mature Temi. He simply at me, shook his head with a fond look manifesting his face and, flicked my nose.

Our egos were bursting like a peacock, flashing their colorful feathers. Eir smiled at me and filled up my cup with more water, “Thank you for helping! “ “Of course! You are the future, Luna, after all!” I beamed back but stopped. She was sweaty, smiling, and looking really happy, too. It almost made her skin and eyes shine, but there it was again—that little twitch, that little crooked smile. And realization dawned on me as I looked around, taking in the males now chatting, smiling, and joking with each other.

Robbie did a quick double-check before we jumped from the boat and onto the dock. "You are covered in salt," Robbie said, laughing as he brushed white grains from my cheek. "There's a freshwater bucket over there." He took my hand and guided me toward an old-fashioned water spigot and turned it on. Crystal clear water sloshed out, and I put my hand under the flow. The water was warm, and I smiled. Robbie lifted a bucket and slid it under the spout. Memories of the last time the two of us had rinsed off under a bucket like this flooded my mind. I found myself aching to kiss him.