Behind The Smile Book Novels & Stories

Yara. " I will repay you all with my blood." I whispered, a small smile playing at my lips , a smile that didn't quite reach my eyes. Disbelief and panic were plastered all over the Smith's faces except on Jade's face. Jade wore a challenging smile, with a smirk pulling at the corners of her lips. She was the happiest, after all.

Chapter 16 "Here," a boy smilingly said while handing me now the book that I was just reaching earlier from the top of the bookshelves when I finally faced him. Our position is so close to each other right now that is why I can smell how good is his smell and I can feel my heart just pounded because I am still surprised by what he just did. His beautiful smile was what I first noticed on him the moment I faced him. He has equal and color white teeth. His skin color is tan. He has a thick eyebrows, a color black eyes, and a Grecian nose. And he is taller than me.

"I can see it." "Is it obvious?" "Only because I did the same thing." A beat. "I just did it with fewer color-coded tabs." She laughed. The real one, unguarded, the one that still surprised her slightly every time. He smiled — the full one this time, not the almost, not the beginning of one held back. The actual smile, unheld, and it changed his whole face in a way she felt was somehow inconvenient. She looked back down at the book. A Field Guide to Getting Lost.

Perhaps I will get lost for hours within this place. It was as I gently running a tentative fingertip down the spine of a rather beautiful looking book, did I get the shock of hearing someone clear their throat from behind me. I cringed, knowing I was going to have to rattle off one of my many excuses I had mustered in my mind, in preparation for one of the guards. "You can't blame me," I murmur, drawing my finger away. "You left me with one of the most mediocre books..." My words failed me, once I turned around. Because that isn't a guard standing behind me-I know that much. This is a man, with a slight smile on his face, assessing me silently, listening to my ridiculous baffling.

The sight of her grandson put a big smile on Melanie's face. She scooped the boy up. "Come here, Nelson. Grandma's got kisses for you." I sat rooted in my seat, my eyes refusing to pull away from Helen. Nathaniel kept his affair on the down low until he decided to let her into my life. They were a perfectly happy little family, but here I was, carrying Nathaniel's baby. "You promised me heaven and earth, and this is what I get out of it? Do you think it's fun stringing me along, Nathaniel?"

For their smiles, I would conquer the world. THE END

The woman was smiling brightly in the picture and this caused a slight movement on Caelen's lips, almost like a sad smile. He put the picture back into the pages, closed the book and left his study.

The charming smile she once had vanished immediately. “Miss me already?” he smirked, enjoying the disbelief written all over her face. “Didn’t think you’d keep me waiting.” “Wh… what the hell are you doing here?” she stammered. He wasn’t supposed to be here. Not after yesterday. Not after the warning she’d given him. He sipped his drink, biting his lip in that infuriatingly seductive way. “It’s my money. I’ll spend it where I please. Besides…” his eyes lingered on her like bees on honey, “…I was bored. Thought I’d chat with someone.”

I smiled in the darkness, and it wasn’t a gentle smile. It was the smile of a girl who had nothing left to lose. And everything to gain.

Smile tried to help him stand again. He bit his molar teeth and toned down his voice to show his sincerity even though it was full of hardship. “They are an evil schemer, but they are not a devil. They had their reasons. They should do a good thing with the power they had, instead, they killed my brothers and sisters.” “I know, I know.” Smile’s face was distorted, and wrinkles formed everywhere. Sleepy nodded a few times. “We will reform them. Please.” “No matter how much I hated them, I still love them. Even though this mouth denies them, this heart is against the idea.”