Funny Entertainment Novels & Stories

Ragh suddenly asks, tilting his head and arching his eyebrow, looking like he’s genuinely curious about the answer I could be willing to give him. Instead of being the adult everyone tells me I am, I push out one hip, place a hand on it and purr, “because I’m sexy.” “I can see that,” Ragh mutters and after a few seconds, breaks out in laughter, holding his stomach as his deep, weird laugh echoes against the walls. When he finally calms down, he straightens up and wipes tears off his cheeks, still chuckling a little, “my apologies, I don’t remember the last time I’ve been entertained like this. It’s like.. what do you call it.. oh, a comedy show. A real one you humans pay money for, not the f

Justin said. "Okay," Valerie giggled. "But it's not at a cinema," Justin said and Valerie stopped giggling. "Where?" Valerie asked. "At home here, we have a big TV, why would we go to a cinema?" Justin asked. "I thought it would be outside" Valerie hissed. "What's the difference?" Justin asked. "The fun," Valerie said. "Fun?" Justin asked. "Yes, laughter from the audience if its comedy, group tears if its tragedy, the giggling sounds if its romance, the popcorns we can throw at the screen, the crowd, just to name a few anyways," Valerie said.