Funny Avatar Novels & Stories

Alvin shout and flew away as he felt a kick from the stomach. "Omg! What is that?" He asked scared. Sarah giggles while Ava laughed hard. "You.. need.. to.. see your.. face." Ava said between her laugh. "That was so cute." She cooed placing her ears on her stomach. "Hey...did you heard that?" Ava giggles. Alvin sat down still in shock of the kick. He is sure not touching her stomach again.

Avi replied and lazily fall back to rest his head on the next stairs behind us. " If that's so then why don't you go to them and talk. They are looking quite interested to talk to you " I let out. As expected his face turned horrified and he glared at me when I laughed out loud at his face. " Fine, I admit. Group of hot girls freaks me out okay " he said. " Ohh, you mean to say the great Avian is scared of the girls. Oops sorry, HOT girls " I teased him and ran away from him when I saw his mad face. This guy's mood switches so fast.

He said this to me while stuttering and sweating profusely on his palm. I paused for a moment before smiling because I suddenly remembered an old joke. "What makes fowl so amusing?" Arthur arched his brow and couldn't come up with an answer. I cleared my throat and imitated how fowls make noise. "Becauseeeeee!!" I declared, making both of us laugh out loud.

It was as if Ari had multiplied, and the similarity was uncanny. “Okay, this is going to go down so damn well,” Val called out laughing as she clapped her hands, and Ava twirled before sashaying out of the cabin. “Hey,” Ari called out in a loud voice and everyone looked back at her. “I don’t walk like that.” She pouted and I couldn’t help it, I leaned down and kissed it before following Ava and catching her by her waist. Yahp. She might be a fuckin’ queen of disguise, but a fake can never surpass real.

Everyone just chuckles at him like it’s normal for him to be in over his head while I am staring at Levi wondering why he hadn’t said a word this entire time. “I’m insanely bored, what do you guys do for fun around here?” I ask. “Well, did you guys hear about the party on 5th Avenue tonight?” Everyone nods. “We should hit it up.” “Ava, are you in?” Rhea asks me and they all turn their heads awaiting my reply. “Definitely.”

Liar. “You look like shit,” I deadpan. Silence. A single beat of it. And then— Laughter. A deep, rumbling sound that vibrates straight through his chest, warm and infuriatingly infectious. It fills the car, making the space seem smaller, more intimate. Across from us, Ava briefly lifts her head from her phone, shooting us the kind of look people reserve for things they don’t understand—like watching a documentary about alien life forms or trying to solve advanced calculus. Then, just as quickly, she returns to whatever she was watching, completely unbothered.

Ava laughed. She sat facing her imaginary Zeke, who had been amazing to talk to. She hadn’t been this free since arriving at Phoenix Academy, and his dry sense of humour had cracked her up for... Well, she had no idea. The sun was still up in the sky, and she knew it was all imaginary anyway, so she couldn’t use it to judge how long she had been stuck in Isolation. And even though this Zeke was imaginary, too, she couldn’t help wondering what it would be like if this was the real him.

Ava said, half seriously. I abruptly turned my head as a series of giggles escaped my lips. I placed my hands abruptly over my chin as I stopped quite suddenly, realizing that I don’t frequently express humor. “Wait, what just happened? Did—did you just laughed?” Ava asked rhetorically in my direction. “No, I didn’t, you saw something else.” I defended, my eyes failing to meet hers. “I saw your giggled just right now that’s what. Can’t believe that I just made the almighty James Valquez giggle.” Ava said.

Because Peanut was adorable. Reasonable. Extremely adorable. God. Dangerously adorable. Fair. Then Peanut reached Lily. Reasonable. Grabbed her leg. God. And stared at Ava. Fair. Suspiciously. Reasonable honestly. Very suspiciously. God. Then Ava smiled. Fair. "Wanna be friends too?" Reasonable. The wrong thing to say. God. The absolutely wrong thing. Fair. Because Peanut immediately buried her face in Lily's leg. Reasonable honestly. The rejection. God.

"I'm just kidding, Ava! You should see your face!" "That's not funny at all! I was really worried!" "Sorry, sorry! It's a bit of a tradition to prank the newcomers. Don't worry, our real traditions are much less embarrassing. Usually." "You're terrible! I can't believe I fell for that." Ava couldn't help but laugh too". "Welcome to the pack, where the only thing sharper than our teeth is our sense of humor!" They both laughed. "It sounds like you've had quite an exciting life here."