Chachi Happy Days Mga Nobela at Kwento

And we might've if it wasn't for Mom rapping dramatically on the door. "Come on girls! You can't spend all Saturday sleeping!" She yelled through the pane of wood I wished was ten times its depth. I sighed as Thalia stirred beside me, smiling at the door, "So... Since we're both hungover and crazy stupid, how do you feel about doing something crazy stupid today?" I smiled down at her, breaking through the ache in my head. "Like what?" "Like..." She stood up by the bed, "Getting on a train." "To..." I continued,

" I wasn't a woman who would try to act fancy. That got him to laugh and shake his head pitifully, "since I'm taking a bit of your time, I guess it wouldn't hurt." "How much?" I lifted my eyebrows up, then down on repeat with a wide smile and that got Chad to crane his head backwards in laughter. All my life of working with him, I'd never seen him so happy. "Wow, am I really that much magic?" I wondered aloud. He stopped laughing, turned to look at me one more time and shook his head.

Khali was sitting in a diner when Yachne approached her. Yachne smiled and stared at her. "What's the matter, and you're smiling?" asked Khali. "Can't you read what I was thinking?" said Yachne. Khali frowned. 'May 14, 2016.' Yachne thought Khali chuckled a bit. "What's on that date?" "That was just the date we first met," said Yachne.

“Come and give Grandpa a hug.” Zachary giggled happily. He reached his chubby little arms out and was instantly swooped into Chris’s arms. Zachary was smiling and bouncing in his arms, looking very happy. Wendy calmly looked at the two and said, “Zack loves his grandpa more. I've never seen him this happy before.”

Liv and Chandler told me all about their massages, which had also turned into mani-pedis and facials, while we waited, and Chandler was glowing. She'd probably never been pampered like that. As a first-grade teacher, she deserved that and a hell of a lot more. Somehow, the topic changed to Merrick's friends. "So, his best friend is Jay the sabertooth?" Liv checked. "Jay the smilodon, but yes." Chandler confirmed. Her expression went a little weird, and I leaned closer to her. Which meant our faces were nearly touching, because we were so squished into the booth. "What aren't you saying?" I asked.

Amahle POV Me : Mommy am going to visit Chipo Mom : Okay , be back before six pm and tell her mother l found someone cheap who can connect taps at their house Me : Ok mah I walked to my chommie's house , it was on a Saturday so we didn't have school .It's been a week now since the whole cuddling thing and l just can't help it but miss him . On top of it , he have been absent for days at school so I decided to pay him a visit . Me : Morning mah Chipo's mom : My daughter how are you Me : Am fine , how is everything here Chipo's mom : All good

I put the number away and went to class. During Study Hall, Chandler slid a granola bar across the table without looking up from his work. No explanation. No eye contact. Just the granola bar, sitting there on the edge of my notebook. I picked it up and ate it. Saturday I was at Happy Paws by nine.

Damn! Chachi also makes the best food. Just like mum as she learnt from mum as my dadi (grandma) wasn't alive to teach her house chores and she was the princess of her dad so literally she was unaware of everything. "Looks like I've to double up my workouts after today!" I exclaimed making everyone laugh.

It seemed weird but I kind of liked that feeling. The meeting was very long and he had not come back yet and it was time to leave the office. So I decided to leave. I came back home and saw my Chachu and Chachi at our place. I greeted them. My Chachu was happy to see me. He hugged me and Chachi just smiled. I smiled back at her and I went inside to make some snacks and tea. Dad and Bhaiya also came back. Bhai came into the kitchen to have water.

“Just… making sure you don’t trip over anything.” Tasha turned fully. “Hey,” she said, her voice unexpectedly soft. “Thanks for everything. I mean it.” Kachi tilted her head, the usual smirk replaced by a more sincere expression. “If you ever need someone to talk to… I’m here. Even if it’s just to yell at me for being annoying.” Tasha chuckled. “I never knew you could be this calm.” “I have layers,” Kachi said proudly. “Like an emotional lasagna.” Tasha laughed. And then, impulsively, gently, she leaned forward and kissed Kachi. Just for a second. Just enough.