Funny Side-eye Novels & Stories

He was watching Levi’s expression through his hooded eyes. “Dude!” Levi the Envious could only pout and pout some more when he finally shifted his gaze to the glaring green eyes of Maleficent. “T-That was supposed to be joke. You know? A joke?” Levi the Envious forced a grin amid the onslaught of his cold sweat.

With a super face, I approached him and without him realizing it, my right hand throws a slight fist with the index finger raised near his left side, right where he had hit so bumping him without warning I throw a scream. Instantly in response to that he moved away from my side, rubbing his side and although it was not due to sincerity it was impossible for me not to laugh out loud. So after winning the laugh I covered my mouth with both hands to try to prevent such a sound from coming out of me in a thunderous way while I slouched a little and my eyes began to emanate some tears product of the same jocularity. In view of this I closed my eyes to force myself to calm down and relax, I straig

Ace says as he averted our gaze. I scoffed at him. “You’re just jealous that the fun side has their own language.” “Why would I be jealous of an accident-prone side?” “Because we risk our lives to have fun…?” I paused. Okay. That didn’t come outright. Nate snorted at my response while Ace simply sparred me one of his infamous side glances. The look that says to be grateful because he was still giving me a bit of his time. “I wonder what sort of world are you living in for you to think that it is okay for you to say that.”

Five pair of eyes were fixed on my expression, blinking in unison. “Ha! No, that is old school mythology. We can control our shifts.” Samuel confirmed. The silence full upon me again for a minute or two. Are they really persevering with this bollock? I began to chuckle quietly to myself before it fully escaped me. “Hahahaha… Oh wow… You were almost convincing.” I tittered a nervous restrained laugh. “What? What’s so funny?” Kieran asked wryly. “You guys are what’s funny! What is with this pretence.” I cast a sceptical eye whilst I suppressed my chortle.

I said as I seated myself by her side, "Did you forget the part where he just smiled at me!" She rolled her beautiful eyes at me and focused her attention back at him. A low gasp escaped past her lips, "Oh, he is opening his eyes!" My arm went around her back and my chin rested over her shoulder as I eyed him as well, "Yeah, I think he got my eyes."

Some were even giving me ‘the side eyes’. “Well, definitely not only me, you also have your fans,” Zanr chuckled when he saw me frowning. He traced my eyes and it landed on the two girls who were scowling at me but when they noticed Zane was staring, the bad look was replaced with an innocent one in a quick second.

you don't have a mind to lose, angry bird. I snickered instead. "Or your balls. The weak thing needs a little check," maybe I shouldn't have said that. Zayne's eyebrow twitched along with the corner of his lips. A sickening smile spread on his face. It wasn't the simple one he put on whenever he was going to ignore me, nah, it was the explosive kind of smile. I nervously stepped back, raising my hands in surrender. "Zayne? I was joking. You're not going to take it seriously, are you?"?

I declared as I opened my eyes again. I rose to my feet and stretched out my hand. “Which is my good side?” He narrowed his eyes, confusion swimming in his dark orbs. “What good side?” “You know, what side is good for slicing?” He snorted and then burst out laughing causing some of the people around to stare. “You're funny. Come on,” he pulled me along as he rose up and headed towards the middle of the fire. The pack members around noticed and stopped dancing around. Immediately murmurs rose until they overshadowed my thoughts.

while forcing a smile. However, Sandy wasn't finished. She began sharing jokes, attempting to lighten the mood and bring some lightheartedness into the conversation. We both laughed, momentarily forgetting my worries. But as the laughter subsided, Sandy's gaze turned piercing, her eyes filled with understanding. Confused, I asked, "What's the matter, Sandy? Why are you looking at me like that?" After a brief hesitation, she finally spoke. "I saw the way you and Christopher exchanged glances during the snow fight earlier. You can't fool me, little-angel," she said, a mischievous smirk playing on her lips.

I held my hair up and turned my neck side to side, trying to get a good angle. He’d somehow managed to not only get one side last night but also the other side. How did he even manage that he only kissed one side? I dropped my hair and turned to him with an accusing look directed to his smug face. His blue eyes were bright and lively even though his expression had minimal amusement. This was not funny! It was embarrassing and weird.