Grumpy/sunshine Trope Novels & Stories

Something in my chest lowered all at once, like an elevator whose cable had been cut one floor down. I kept holding the moodboard. I kept smiling. A mouth could become a survival tool if trained long enough. “Oh?” I said. Gracie’s smile widened. “He was very amused. I mean, Rhys doesn’t react much, you know how he is. But I told him Aiden had very big opinions for someone that tiny, and that he called me Miss Sunshine because my hair looked like his car lights.” I turned a page of the moodboard, even though my eyes were not reading anything. “Kids are usually honest,” I said. “Tragic for adults.”

But Meikha pretended not to understand. It seems that Jordan was thought that Meikha will not understand what he was talking about with Hans. "Do you know, one day I was in Jakarta, I relapsed again," said Jordan recalled. "Is there something that makes you angry again?" asked Hans. "Yes, that's right. One of the employees here was late picking me up. So I scolded him. " "If you are angry until your hands are red, that's a sign that your symptoms come from your grumpy nature!"

Free from The System's control, she was just an ordinary girl who worked hard to chase after her dreams. Her personality was just like her name—warm and bright like the sun. The comments suddenly appeared before me again. However, instead of being arguments that were filled with malice, everyone was giving me their blessings. "I finally got to witness a normal married life. My teeth are rotting from the sweetness." "Ms. Miller and Mr. Ford are a match made in heaven. The rivals-to-lovers trope is just too good." "Sunny is really cute like this too. She's the perfect representation of a pretty sun, resilient and ambitious."

She mumbles after a moment, walking past without a second glance. She wasn’t in the mood to entertain him today. “Is the sunshine too hot for you today, sunshine?” He teases with a small dig at her typical positive attitude. An attitude that had been rained on today. “The sun causes cancer, Blaze. You get burnt. So yeah, maybe it’s a little too hot for me today.” She shrugs it off, heels clicking loudly as she goes, stomping up the stairs while the man at the bottom watches her go with nothing but a puzzled look.

MAXINE The next day, the sun was shining high in the sky, bathing the Gray Lodge in its golden light. I exhaled loudly, lifting my chin towards the sun and smiling. Peace, this was what true peace was. No one tells you that you can only know what peace is until you know what real trouble is.

Sunny rose to her feet, curtsying with a grace only the undead could master. "I'm at your service, maji," she said with a truly terrible twinkle in her eye. I loved Sunny so much. In the end, though he grumbled and complained, we left Uncle Frank behind. "Just in case this goes badly," Sunny said to him, gripping his hands in hers, earnest love passing between them, so powerful I felt it from steps away. "I need to know you are here, with our blood clan."

“Okay, I’ll go, but just in case I take a fancy to her, you’ll be the one who marries her since I don’t mind having a stepmother at my age.” “Get out!” At the same time as the book was thrown at her, Cameron quickly dashed out of the door, and the book could only hit the door. Sunny rubbed his forehead, which was throbbing. ‘Why are everyone else’s daughters cute and graceful princesses, while mine is like a goon on the streets? All she knows is to piss me off.’ … As night approached, the yellow street lamps lit up. The lights in the clubhouse flashed beautifully, creating an illusion of a lingering fog, which could easily intoxicate all the lost souls partying in it.

"No. I want the shirtless man please." Goddamnit. She end up watching Tarzan. Sunshine was so happy seeing him shirtless 80% of the movie. "If you just want a shirtless man I am right here and very willing to do it." I silently grumble. "Did you saying anything?" Sunshine ask sleepily. I smile and said "Nope precious. Nothing." "I'm gonna sleep now Grey Grey." She murmur. I look at the clock and it was only 7 in the evening.