Charlie Smiling Friends Novels & Stories

Forcing a smile, Charlie replied, “I’m glad I have you guys.” *** Two hours later. Charlie sulked in the apartment she shared with Sofia and Ashley. Because she was not good at cooking, she made herself a bowl of instant noodles and sat on the couch to watch TV. Charlie met her best friends through Luke. They were all locals and knew each other beforehand. Only Charlie was new to Luxford. The three of them, as friends, were inseparable. The guys within the Wall Street Warriors called them ‘Champagne and Spice’ because of their hair colors. Ashley had red hair. Charlie was blonde, and Sofia had light brown hair.

Cooper looked genuinely concerned. As she gathered all her mom's orders, Charlene smiled, "That's okay Mrs. Cooper, Tommy's just helping out." The middle-aged woman shook her head in disbelief. She couldn't believe the odds of Charlene Ludlow's first time out of her house and bumped into Tom Raven at her store. "How are you, Charlie?" That awkward question made Charlie laughed, "I'm fine, how are you?" His friends were looking in through the window, yelling and teasing. "Are those your friends?" Charlie leaned to look.

She smiled slightly at Candice and continued walking. The smile in Charlie’s eyes almost bloomed into a colorful spring field. He wrapped his arm around Candice’s waist, leaned toward her ear, "So domineering, I love it." Candice pulled his hand down and whispered, "A lot of people are watching, can you maintain your image?" Jerry and Rex: …Sorry, we’ve already seen it. Lyn and Curly: Wait, is Charlie being affectionate? This is still the aloof, cold, and noble gentleman we know?

I was taken aback so I pushed him away. "Charlie and I have been close friends for years, Mr. de Guzman. I am one of the sole witnesses of his life. I never saw him smile again until he met you." He replied, his cold voice turned profound. Never saw him smiling, huh? That is not the case for me, though. Ever since I met Charlie, I always noticed him smiling at me, and I thought it was in his nature to keep on doing that. "Did he tell you about our secret?" I asked him upfront.

I muttered. “It is too bad, but it is their loss. They are missing out on the chance to know someone really special. You will be in the history books and they will be part of the group that tried to hold you back. I’m going to be in the group that cheered you on.” “I like having you in my cheer section.” “What about your friend, Charlie?” “What about him?” “Is he cheering you on?” I laughed. “He is now. He wasn’t quite so cheerful when I called him around three this morning.”

"Of course! We're friends now, aren't we?" "Yeah, friends," I repeated, a genuine smile spreading across my face. Bernice gave me a playful salute. "See you around, Charlie. Don't burn down the kitchen while I'm gone!"

Charlie said turning the smile on his face upside down. Charlie has been my best friend for as long as I can remember. He had the perfect brown hair that he always keeps spiked up. He was nowhere as handsome has Gar. His hazel brown eyes kept his hair and his eyes in unity. He has always proved worth my trust and is really fun to be with. He wasn’t so muscular or tall but had a good physique.

“Sweetheart, I saw he was the one that drove you here. What happened to your car?” “God! His car rocks. Charles, your sister is really a celebrity.” One of his friends exclaimed. Charlene ignored him as she focused only on Charles. “I want to talk to you, alone.” Charles gulped down hardly, he glanced at his friends and spared them an apologetic countenance. “It's fine bruh.” The other friends said. “We're going to catch up later. Charlene, you look really hot today.” “Thanks.” She replied apathetically. His friends walked away.

Like the way a woman feeds her child a small piece of chocolate or the way a small child winces when a hot plate burns her finger or the way Deedah's fingers shake nervously and how she discreetly tries to hide it. "What's wrong, Dee." "It's nothing, Char-poo. It's stupid." "More stupid than the time you almost married a fish that halloween?" Charlie teases with a small smile. "Eh." That makes Charlie's brows furrow, "Let's sit here." They both sit on a small bench. Charlie waits till it's time for her best-friend to open up. One thing she grew up to learn about her best-friend is, Never force her to open up.

It’s all just art rather than pictures, but Alex and I decided to follow each other anyway. As I go to click on Alex’s icon of his own face, I see that there’s a recent update from Charlie’s account. My anger subsides, curiosity taking over. Charlie always takes such nice pictures, whether with friends or simply showing off her breakfast. However, looking at the newest photo just brings back the frustration all over again. She and Alex pose together. She’s holding up a peace sign and he’s smiling like nothing’s wrong. Charlie has added stickers of stars and a little heart, having tagged him in the description.