Get Out Of My Head Smiling Friends Novels & Stories

Harvey shakes his head; finishing the beer inside the bottle he’s holding with just one last sip. “Why are you smiling?” Lucan turns to me with his eyebrows signaling curiosity. Man, I didn’t even notice that I’m smiling. I try to stop my lips from smiling, “No, I’m not.” “Yes, you are.” My smiling then turn into laughing. “Is it bad to smile?” “No, but it looks like you have something in your mind that you would like to tell us?” I just shake my head to say no. No, I don’t have something in my mind that I would like to share. Because I don’t want to tell them that they all look like love-sick fools to me now.

"We're just friends." "Of course," I nodded, smiling. "We're just friends. That's how they all start, as friends." I said, with a bit of an accent. "And when the going gets good." I tapped my fingers to the beat of the music playing. "The beat changes." I smiled. "Right?" "Ugh," She breathed. "Just you wait till I get my hands on you. I'm going to wipe that smile off your face." My eyes trailed over to group of people who were dancing. "How?" I beamed. "When you're with lover boy." I teased. "Oh, soon to be lover boy."

Just wipe your tears and smile for me okay? I nodded my head and wiped my tears before smiling widely showing my full dentition. "That's my baby girl. Now, let's go home to finish our prom!" she screamed crazily "Get down, I want to drive!" she said dragging the driver out while I just smiled I'm the luckiest in the world when it comes to having friends. Although, my love life isn't great, but my friends still manage to make me feel loved. I'm really grateful! Min Seok's POV

My eyes roll back playfully, a chuckle slipping past my lips. "Ha ha, very funny, guys" . I reply sarcastically, shaking my head as I take them in. Sasha, ever the one with a sly smirk, tilts her head. Bridget, on the other hand, has that easygoing grin that always feels like home. "You're hereee" I quip, and before I know it, we’re wrapped in a tight group hug. The warmth of my best friends seeps into my bones, grounding me in a way nothing else can. For the first time today, I feel like I can breathe.

I said with a forced smile. I'm not sure if I'll be able to wipe my face or scratch my head. My friends act in this way because, in my opinion, they have gone back to being kids. I still feel embarrassed when people see us. “We haven't seen each other in years, so wherever you go, we ought to be there as well,” Clyde grinned. If I hadn't just let them do what they wanted to do, I could have done nothing. They appeared to have won the lotto when we boarded the elevator, while I appeared to be about to cry. How can I unwind now?

"I cherish our friendship, and I'll always be here for you." A small smile tugged at the corners of my lips, a glimmer of hope in the midst of my pain. Misha's presence had a way of lifting my spirits, and he knew just how to bring some semblance of joy back into my life. "You know," he said, his voice filled with mischief, “let’s go out. Just to get your mind off things."

Laughter rippled through the crowd, light and affectionate. I smiled. Okay. I could do this. I took a deep breath, steadying myself. “First of all… wow. This is insane. I had no idea my friends were planning something this big, but—” I turned to look at them. “Thank you. Every single one of you.” My voice softened. “You guys cooked up something so beautiful, and I honestly feel like the luckiest girl in the world right now.” A wave of ‘awws’ swept the crowd.

“Who are you smiling at over there?” I quickly locked my phone, feeling heat rise to my cheeks. “No one. Just a friend from school,” I said, hoping she wouldn’t press further. She eyed me in the mirror, a knowing look on her face. “A friend, huh? This friend got a name?” “Mom,” I groaned, rolling my eyes. She smiled, her eyes twinkling with mischief. “Fine. But tell your friend he’s making you glow.” “He’s not making me glow,” I said quickly, even though my reflection in the mirror looked suspiciously flushed.

He types, making my smile widen. "At the bar where are you?" I typed back, glancing around the crowded room. The place was indeed a popular club. Given it was Friday night, the place was crowded with people ranging from college students to people who were enjoying the night after a long week of work. "I'm about to park. Be there soon. The line is crazy long." He typed. I showed the message to my friend Aria, who chuckled, downing her beer and standing up. "I got this. Be right back." She says as she walks toward the entrance.

She didn't seem to be enjoying the other man's company too well. She glanced at me briefly before she walked out of the room. I sighed, the other man was still there, "Where are your other friends headed to, don't think we didn't see them," he noted. I didn't have to be worried about them, if he was asking, then it only meant they weren't able to catch them, that was a good thing, I didn't know I had a smirk until he pointed it out. "You think this is funny to you huh?" He chuckled, "Well guess what, once we have your friends I'm going to be wiping that smirk off your face, a matter of fact, I'll enjoy clearing your head off your body,"