Gumball Laugh Novels & Stories

Shit, I did it again. "I mean that's good you're not in a relationship because you, you know sleep with a lot of women and, that...wouldn't be good. It isn't good for me, I mean why would I care, right?" I did my trademark "Edgy Leslie Laugh" that I used to constantly do in High School, name courtesy to Beth Evans. The laugh consisted of a bunch of high pitched "he he he's" that lasted for about five seconds. I couldn't resist. I let my laugh loose and there was no way I was getting it back. I slapped my hand over my hand over my mouth to cease the giggles after three seconds of uncontrollable laughter. It was silent, except for Fiona singing Pearl Jam and Sarah still laughing at her. After

Anderson explained. "I know who they are, this issue with Gia is quite old," Rafael commented. "Dad, I went into the locker room, but they didn't see me because they were behind the lockers and I was still at the door, but I heard, dad, Aisling's laugh. I know her laugh because she snorts when she laughs," Giovanna explained, and I found it funny because I also knew someone who snorted like a pig when they laughed. "Gia, calm down, there are people who have different laughs. I know someone who snorts when they laugh too. And she's also a cow!" I smiled at her and ran my hand through her hair.

And then I was laughing too, somehow. Maybe it was how absurd the situation was, or maybe I had finally gone crazy. Either way, the laughter exploded out of me before I could contain it. Then, Vanessa, still dripping from her earlier water slap, exhaled slowly, shakily. She peered down at me and at Selene to the goblin, and her lips quirked. “Oh, screw it,” she muttered. Then, she joined in.

Fair. Pure joy. Reasonable. The sound filled the room. God. And immediately Lily's eyes became enormous. Fair. Then: "SHE LAUGHED!" God. Finished. Absolutely finished. Fair. The excitement exploded instantly. Reasonable. Lily practically launched herself across the room. God. Then stopped. Fair. Carefully. Reasonable. Because apparently even excitement had limits around Peanut. God. Then she laughed again. Fair. Deliberately this time. Reasonable. Trying to recreate the moment.

But then Lily would look at her with those dark eyes—Damien's eyes—and smile her gummy smile, and somehow Isabella would find the strength to keep going. At four months, Lily started laughing. Real belly laughs that made her whole body shake. Isabella discovered this by accident while making funny faces during a particularly difficult diaper change. The sound was so pure, so joyful, that Isabella started crying while Lily kept laughing, creating this weird feedback loop of emotions. "You think Mama's funny?" Isabella asked through tears. "Wait until you hear Auntie Grace do her chicken impression." She recorded the laugh on her phone and watched it approximately forty times that day, showing

“Stop laughing, it’s not funny.” “It is, really funny.” Carlos was staring at her, still grinning, Gabby watched them both with smiles plastered on his lips.

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I’m sorry Gavin. “I’m really fine, Gavin. I just had a small lump.” I joked as I tried to hold my laughter. Gavin snaps his head toward me. Oh gosh. He looked like he was about to cry out of guilt. Before I knew it, I can no longer contain my laughter.

He's laughing so hard he has to press his hand against his mouth to contain it, his shoulders shaking. It’s not a happy laugh, It's the sound of someone who's finally snapped, who's seen one manipulation too many and can't process it anymore except through hysteria. Everyone stares at him like he's lost his mind. Maybe he has. "This is fucking hilarious." Gray says through his laughter, rubbing the rim of his champagne glass. "GRAYSON!" Edward bellows, his face turning red.

Shaking her head mischievously, Lily replies, “No, but I heard they wear tiny frowns and stomp their little paws when they’re grumpy!” The room erupts in laughter, with Julia adding to the amusement. “Oh, I think I’ve spotted a few grumpy squirrels in the park, stomping around and giving everyone the stink-eye.” The children join in, mimicking grumpy squirrels with exaggerated expressions and stomping motions. It’s a moment of pure joy, where the innocence of childhood merges seamlessly with the lightheartedness it craves. Once the laughter subsides, Ethan eagerly contributes with a joke. “You know, Ruby, we learned a joke yesterday. Want to hear it?”