Behind The Smile Book Novels & Stories

“Oh, the one you liked the most.” “I wonder where it is.” “I’ll help you find it out. Wait.” They both searched throughout the room but were unable to find it. In the end, he found he found it behind the table. He picked it up and dusted off all the dust off it, then stared at the cover closely. A smile spreads across his face seeing the cover. “Mom…….”. He held onto the book tightly in his chest, as his emotions start overflowing. Suddenly he heard a voice calling his name.

(smiles) A. Gupta

She smiled unconsciously like a little girl, bit her lip, and sighed opening her eyes, seeing that the sky was turning orange. She sighed getting up from there and grabbed her backpack. she started walking through the forest and touched the trees with great innocence in the act. That was one of Booke's qualities: to be very innocent, however, that innocence did not overshadow his intelligence. He picked up an apple and popped it into his mouth, enjoying the texture and burst of the ripe fruit.

he muttered, but there was no real anger in it. A slow smile spread across my face. “You’ll need someone to watch your back.” He shook his head, a reluctant, grim smile touching his own lips. “Fine. But you’re buying me breakfast first. And we do this smart. Not a word to anyone else. Not yet.” “Yes!” I said, the word a sharp, quiet exhalation of triumph. My smile broadened, a stark contrast to the grim surroundings. It wasn’t a smile of joy, but of purpose. Of action.

he replied and she looked at him "Then I'll smile for the both of us" she smiled brightly Lewis badly wanted to scoff,he stared at watching her place her palms on his "Till you'll be able to smile,I'll smile for the both of us. Okay ?"she exposed her set of white teeth making Lewis shake his head slowly "Don't worry Lewis. You will be able to smile,I'll make you" she said cupping his hands in hers

♱ •⋅ 1750 B.C. ⋅• ♱ "I had a bad, long nightmare..." she said and when I realized it, she was staring at that pale face that smiled as if it was an obligation - as if smiling was necessary; I knew that smile well. The smile of: they won’t like me if I cause trouble. My chest tightened -, how could I say no to her? I held her hand, pale and cold and sighed deeply.

I like like you too Jace smiled and beaconed on her to get up so they could get going. The both of them kept smiling till they reached the library. Blue was still glancing through the book when they arrived. She noticed they were both smiling like idiots. Blue: whoaah! What's with the smiling faces. What did I miss out? Jace : huh? I don't know y she's smiling but I'm smiling because she's smiling Rainbow : and I'm smiling because he's smiling

Only unanswered questions lingered in Smiles's head, leaving her hanging in space, in the world of questions. Trying to calm herself down, she saw them, Mark and Xena. Walking towards her, it's like a test on her self-control. Watching them with the malicious smile on Xena's face was no good sign but her being Smiles, the only last one of her kind, she could only brave up herself, putting in a straight and happy face.

I don't have friends - I am not sure if that is something that I should be proud of. Well, it's not like I don't try to approach my classmates or try to interact. It’s just that I have a weird smile. No, it's not the type of smile that involves weird and rotten teeth - I have perfectly white and straight teeth. You see, my smile is fatal and dangerous. Just one look at these weapons and even the ferocious growl of a mountain lion would seem harmless. If this were a comic, I would call this attack: The Killer Smile.

I fought a smile but it broke through, he looked so damn old and adorable. I guess he sensed me looking at him and smiling because he looked up just in time to see my face, "I pray I'm the reason behind that smile," he commented, smiling as he placed the book down and closed it, giving me his full attention. I smiled even more, shaking my head as I reached for some more jelly beans and popped them into my mouth, chewing them to keep my mouth busy as I placed my elbows on the table and looked at him again, "this was refreshing," I told him as I looked around the still empty store and then at him again.