Contagious Smile Novels & Stories

Captivated by her pure smile, he requested the man to employ the young lady because she had a beautiful and contagious smile. However, the person standing before him didn’t have as much as a figment of the smile that drew him to her. After suffering a mild stroke, the forty-five-year-old man had to travel outside the country, away from the prying eyes of his children and other stressful factors that could hinder his full recovery. Boss Vicker was able to sail through the sickness in an unknown land because his mind was filled with the beautiful smile of a young lady. Now, he returned and rushed over to Hidden Gem Entertainment, only for the reason for his smil

Cristine doesn't like feeling like a prey when she's with Tristan. "Well, your tone isn't exactly pleasant." "For the time being, I'll take it," Tristan said with a lovely smile. Cristine isn't sure whether he's mocking her, but she can't deny that his smile had her hooked. For the sake of everyone, he should grin less. It also has the potential to trigger a heart attack. For those that are interested. Even if you don't have Tristan's killer smile, smile. If you can't afford to smile, even if it's free, you're the poorest person on the planet, right?

We stayed in silence for a while as I smiled which had Mendy leeching around me like a vulture going for meat. “What is making my lady smile this morning?” I laughed. “Can’t I smile randomly again?” “Smiling doesn’t have a problem. It’s the randomness of the smile that is the problem.” I laughed. “You’re sick. So you’re telling me I can’t just smile on my own without you labeling it something.” “Oh my lady. Forgive me. It’s just the way you just smiled like that that is the issue. Besides, I know the only thing that can make a woman smile like that.”

She scowled, not appreciating his gesture and zeroing her gaze at him in a cold glare as she let out a small scoff from her lips. " I don't plan on looking like a clown today." "Oh you don't look like one. Besides, clowns make somethings beautiful, like beautiful jokes." he replied and she sneered. "You're one of those delusional individuals who think everyone who smiles actually have something beautiful within them?" "It's not being delusional it's a free healthy tip.” She gave a him small wistful laugh, running her eyes at him like he had lost his sense. "Smiles aren't all there is to make something look beautiful, that's a delusional thinking. Moreover, I don't need healthy tips. It's pa

"Three—since the three of us are close, there's no harm in helping a friend, right?" She showed off her best convincing smile. Jack, Melanie, and Becca squinted their eyes to protect them from the harmful radiation of light coming off her bright, big smile. Melanie tried to give her best and also smiled widely, although it came out crooked and unsightly. "Yes, yes, of course. Thank you agai—"

Only unanswered questions lingered in Smiles 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 a happy face. Wasn't expecting to see you here, you know…it's a classic and rich party meant for rich people, you know" Xena gave a snort of disgust.

“Just wait a moment. I hurried back into the room to wake my daughter up, but before I did that, I stood at the foot of the bed to watch her for a while. She was truly healing. A smile spread across my face as I watched her sleep, as I watched her breathing with so much ease, which had never been the case ever since I discovered her ailment. What did they say about a smile being contagious? Well, I felt it now. As soon as my hand softly caresses Mia’s body in an attempt to wake her up, her face spread into a bright smile as she blinked her eyes open. “Mum,” she whispered softly. “It’s time to walk up.” I smiled at her.

Something that I couldn't explain. "Thank you for the compliment" she blushed "Thank you?" Startled by how she pulled off a comment which was suppose to make her grumpy, I laughed. I couldn't help but burst into laughter. I was enjoying the fact that she was making me laugh heartily Able to hold get myself together after a long minutes of laughing my soul out "Thank you, anyways for making me feel better" I said "You're welcome" she smiled again There's a thing about her smile. It was contagious and like a sudden beam of sunlight illuminating the darkest corners of the room, it flickered across her face like a hologram. I couldn't help but smile back at her.

I don’t know what pit of hell it came from, but it looks good; better than the expressionless face. The smile stretches his lips a little, stressing a dimple on one cheek while forming smile wrinkles at the corner of his eyes. It’s contagious, I can tell, because I’m grinning without even knowing until now. Zachili corners to the first path I blocked and walks past me. And I just stand there, now watching him slowly move up. I let my stance go. Whatever charm he wore on the smile, it worked. Too good. Because now my brain’s messed up and the only thing I can think of is how such a soft look fit his face.