Billie Eilish Smiling Novels & Stories

Elinor is smiling awkwardly at the camera. She’s gorgeous as ever in white shirt and jeans. Her hair is in a messy bun too but she’s smiling big. She hardly smiles but whenever she does, it’s genuine. I have always thought her smile is probably the closest thing to heaven’s bell on earth. But this time, I can tell it’s forced. Something has to be wrong. Panic surges through me for a second. I click on the monitor and it gives a long beep before the door finally opens. I step away from the door, dragging my feet back into the living room.

Smiling politely to the guests as she places her hand on Tanya’s wrists. “Hello, nice to meet you” Tanya unconsciously let out a charming smile to the guests. The place brightens when they saw Tanya’s smile as if a happy dog arrives at their place, wagging its tail with its mouth open. “Ms. Elaine you wouldn’t mind if we take a picture with Sir Tanvi?” one of the teenage girls asks Elaine with a smile on her face while her friends are on her back, waiting for Elaine’s permission. “Sure, I don’t mind” Elaine gives her permission and smile at them before going back to talk to the other guests about business.

And just as quickly, it disappeared behind his usual smile. “Well, damn,” he laughed, stepping inside like he wasn't thinking a million things at a time. “You’re out here having fun without us now?” “Hey, what are you doing here?” Ellis asked, stretching out his hand for a handshake. He took it almost reluctantly, his eyes still locked on me.. He snorted. “Fancy seeing you here, Isla.* I felt heat crawl up my neck as I forced a small smile on, avoiding his gaze. Ellis remained calm beside me, one hand casually resting near my back. I could swear he didn’t even realize he was doing it.

She adds and Eliana's stomach makes its presence known again and I let out a small amused chuckle. “Thank you, Esme.” I say, dismissing her. She curtsey before leaving the dining. I place Eliana on the seat next to me,I know she'll be more comfortable sitting there to eat so I let her. Her face brims with joy, literally glowing under the warm golden glow of the chandelier. She looks up at me expectantly, “Eat up.” And she gives me a faint coy smile. It's the first time she's smiled at all. It was the first time she's smiled at me and it does something funny in my chest.

she found herself saying, " you have such a beautiful smile and laughter." The compliment took Isha off guard, and she quickly composed herself. Feeling uncomfortable, she cleared her throat, avoiding her gaze. Her gesture was cute, causing Elora to smile, which Isha did not miss. " Same to you," she said back at her, looking at her smile that brightened her beauty, " never knew you could smile." It vanished as it came and she looked away. " No one is forcing you not to smile you know, you have such a beautiful smile,"

I didn't have to see her again. "Smile," Everyone positioned, striking poses with smiles. The camera flashed once,twice and on the third time, I felt tingling on my palm. Making me look away, down. My features slowly softly, chest warm as I saw it. Eliot. He'd interlocked our hands. Stylishly pulling me closer, eyes to the camera. Pretending obliviousness. "Awwwn," I couldn't help but coo silently. An automatic smile dancing on my lips.

Elias said, before ending the call with a sharp press of his finger. After the call, the office descended into silence again, and only the hum of the city could be heard from outside. Elias reached for the safe box in his drawer and pulled out an old picture. It was of a young woman. Beautiful, with laughing eyes and a smile that lit her face in a way the camera could never fully capture. She wore a summer dress, and her hair was flying in the wind, frozen in a moment of joy that time could not tarnish. Elias stared at it for a long time, then slowly held it against his chest and closed his eyes as memories came running back to him like ghosts.

"Everyone in." I went, Drew's hand still in mine, Mitchell already wedged between the boys, and as we all squeezed together I caught Eliora's eye across the chaos. She smiled at me, that real smile, the one that had taken years to fully arrive, the one without any apology hiding underneath it. I'm proud of you, I thought, hoping somehow it carried across the space between us without needing words. She seemed to hear it anyway, or maybe she just knew me well enough by now to read it off my face, because her smile widened slightly, just for me, before the photographer counted down and everyone arranged their expressions for the camera.

‎Elias. ‎E: Morning sis. Lila’s making me try yoga. Send help. ‎I smile despite everything. ‎Me: Pics or it didn’t happen. ‎He sends a selfie: him in downward dog, face red, Lila laughing in the background. ‎E: Kill me. ‎Me: Never. Love you. ‎E: Love you more. ‎I hold the phone to my chest. ‎At least one thing is still good. ‎At least Elias is okay.

" I asked in a flat voice, finally finding it. Elise's smile widened and instead of giving me a response, she just tilted her head a bit. Her gaze landed on the trip behind me and with that smile still fixed to her face, she waved her fingers. I turned and I was met with two confused faces and one horrified one.