Grumpy X Sunshine Books Novels & Stories

Wisnumurti continued, “or your eyes playing tricks on you.” “Which proves something important,” Bajul rose to his feet. “What?” “You sleep too much.” His palm crashed into Jaladri’s back. Hard. Jaladri nearly inhaled his breakfast. He erupted into a fit of coughing and immediately launched into a stream of profanity. Nearly every unpleasant animal known to mankind got mentioned. Wisnumurti and Bajul laughed so hard they nearly doubled over. Whenever the three traveled together, Jaladri inevitably became the target. Partly because he was the cleanest and most refined among them.

“Jude, you feel this? It’s like… I’m alive, very alive.” He’s squinting at the sun, grumpy as hell, yet his eyes soften as they settle on me. “You glow in the sun—beautiful,” he adds, voice all scratchy, like he’s afraid to say it. His shadows flutter, wrapping closer, and I grin, leaning against him. “You too—my grumpy sun,” I taunt, and he snorts, but his hand squeezes mine, warm and steady. Damn, I love him, and the way our relationship hums, I know he feels it too.

136. LUTHER The drive back to Densberry is very long for Mister Ray and I, even though it's just a few hours. I'm so gloomy and quiet, rejecting every intention of Mister Ray to cheer me up. "Well, that sucks. Was the exam that hard?" He teases, but keeps his eyes on the road. "I thought we would be celebrating or something." "It's not about the exam, Mister Ray, but thank you for coming with me."

“Okay, mommy. I hope Skye gets well soon.” “He will, as long as we take care of him with love, and you must be happy so that Skye can heal faster.” Sunny’s smile returned, reaching her cute eyes, then she looked at Skye. “Look, Skye, I’m smiling so you can get well soon.” I almost cried after I heard Skye’s soft giggle. I felt relieved and felt a light feeling to hear Skye’s giggle for a second. “Skye, you giggle!” Sunny said happily and loudly, then hugged Skye. “You’re not mad at me.”

Bookshelves lined the walls, their shelves filled with a vast collection of knowledge and wisdom. Harley Louis leaned casually against the window, a mischievous glint in his eye. "Let me tell you," he began, his voice alive with animated chatter. "Those old geezers in the Granger family are something else. The moment they caught sight of you returning, I swear, they were spewing curses under their breaths."

Between my legs, a totally foreign, warm sensation tingles—something that hasn't made an appearance in my body in longer than my wolf can remember, completely awakening my inner lady parts. He positions our bodies this way and that way for the flashing stones. A bright Hollywood smile stretches across my painted lips, but my grumpy fake boyfriend remains completely true to his usual form. I suggested earlier that he should make a real effort to look happy, but the only thing my wolf got from him was a dubious, dark stare. What would it actually take for this giant, grumpy beast to smile for real?

My heart races as I stare at the messages from Jace, my fingers hovering over the keyboard. He’s online, probably noticing that I am too. Another text pops up. -Mr. Grumpy: Sugar Baby. My belly flutters. -Mr.Grumpy: I want you to tell me one thing. -Mr. Grumpy: If you answer, I won't punish you for ignoring my request in the supermarket. I told you to keep your phone on, you brat.

Chole faked a snap, rolling her eyes. "So, I’m bitter because I don’t smile?" Griffin raised a brow, pretending to be offended. "You’re the only person I know who can go a full twenty-four hours without smiling. At least Stefan smiles now that he’s with the love of his life, and Kai doesn’t make frowning his full-time job," Chole scoffed. "Hmm." Griffin leaned closer to her. "I don’t know... maybe you can start making me smile." His sudden proximity stirred something strange inside her. "I... I’m not that good at making people smile," she stuttered.

The sun had gone down when Saffy drove towards Jack's house, and she was interested to see inside the beautiful home. She hadn't thought about Jack for a few days, she had been so busy getting to know her Granny and practising her spells, but she had looked on the bookshelves and found an old book concerning werewolves. It was a bit odd to read as the words kept disappearing, but Granny said to tell the book off - which Saffy thought would be neither use nor ornament, but then her world had turned into entirely crazy, so reprimanding a book seemed neither here nor there.