Dabi Laughing Novels & Stories

Hadiya when will you stop poking your nose in everyone's business - said dadi. And she went away angrily. And all started laughing but I saw izzah was awkward. "Izzah you know we have a rule in our house if someone is cracking even bad jokes also na then you have to laugh wholeheartedly - said dadi playfully. And we all chuckled. And after sometime izzah started talking and laughing. She mixed up with my family very easily. "You know Bhabhi dadi's best talent is to roast people - said Adam. And all started laughing.

“This is the man you all worship like some untouchable god! So weak… so helpless… and still, he dares to laugh at me?” She turned back to Damian, her expression twitching in irritation. “What’s so funny?” she snarled, dark energy crackling in her palms. But Damian didn’t answer with words. He laughed again. Not loud—but low and deep, like thunder rolling beneath the earth. It wasn’t forced. It wasn’t pained. It was maddeningly calm. His eyes—though reddened and bleeding from the edges—were sharp. Alive. Unbroken. It was the kind of laugh that didn’t beg for mercy…

Dylan, unable to hold his laughter anymore, burst out laughing. The sound of Dylan’s laughter echoed through the room, filling the space that only moments ago had been tense. He set his whiskey glass down on the desk, leaning back in his chair as he replayed the scene in his mind. Mia—no, Mimi—breaking Liam’s nose with a headbutt was something he hadn’t expected, but it didn’t surprise him either. She was a wildfire, unpredictable and untamable.

She laughed out loud, the sound echoing strangely in the quiet hallway. David froze. He had never seen her laugh like this—sharp, bitter, almost cruel. It wasn't the laughter of joy or relief. It was a sound that made his stomach twist, because it carried all the pain and anger she had been holding back for years.

Isabella laughed again. Full, joyful, the most beautiful sound I'd ever heard. "Oh my god." My voice cracked. "She's laughing." "She thinks I'm hilarious." David did the face a third time. Isabella rewarded him with more laughter and what might have been a hiccup. "This is it. This is my purpose in life. Making our daughter laugh." "You look ridiculous." "I look hilarious. There's a difference." He finished the diaper change one-handed, continuing the facial performance. "Right, Isabella? Dad's the funny one."

Gaby’s laugh carried away from him even though he was watching her. The group came out of the stable because of Clark’s laughing. “What’s the matter?” said Dylan. “I am uncertain. I think she’s losing her sanity. She’s talking to a turkey!” Clark said, laughing. Everyone turned to Gaby, who still couldn’t stop laughing. Even they kept laughing because the laughter of Gaby and Clark had already swept away from them. “She’s strange, isn’t she? Was she happy about that turkey noise?” said Sasha. “She’s so cute, like an innocent child playing!” said Clark, smiling and not taking his eyes off the girl.

Liam blinked furiously as he fought his laughter. “Good morning…” he mimicked Daniella’s hoarse voice just now. “God! You sounded just like a Batman, baby,” he busted up, unable to hold back the laughter. “Dad!” Daniella scowled hard at him, “Not only did you make me cripple but I've also lost my voice,” she angrily glared up her pretty nose at her father who in turn snickered deeply. “Nah, Ella, you haven't lost your voice yet. It's just that your current voice sounds very much unlike you. More like a toad’s voice, I must confess,” Liam choked on the laughter that ripped from his throat.