Happy Tree Friends Toothy Novels & Stories

I picked up the toothpaste and my toothbrush, I put the paste on the brush, got some water and rinsed my mouth then began brushing. While brushing I stopped immediately, is my eyes messing with me? I quickly spat out and looked back up at the mirror, bringing my teeth to view, they had returned back to their usual form. I kept staring at my teeth in disbelief and then I screamed happily, I wasn't looking like a freak anymore. I heard a knock on the door and it slowly cracked open with Jane's head popping in “Hayley are you alright in there?” I heard Jane ask. “Yes I am,never better. My teeth has returned back to normal” I sang happily

“Honestly, this is as happy as he’s been in days. So ppplllllleaaaassseee keep working whatever magic you’re brewing.” “Ah,” I lift my head, realizing that he’s a newbie. “Trade secrets,” I look to Tio making a little shh sound with my finger, and the little one giggles. Repeating the action with adoration of the new and fun movement. With a long pout, I give in, wondering how I am managing to flirt with a flamboyantly gay man. “Little Tylenol, some extra bibs and Popsicles will get you through the teething process,” I encourage him.

After expecting a lot of cookies, brownies and sweet treats as Christmas was less than a week away, the wronged little fox was upset as his mother had forbade him from having any. The doctor had mentioned something about him having early signs of toothache and cavities but obviously, the little one didn't understand. He looked at the weird greenish thing on his plate and made up his mind before jumping down from his high chair and sneaking over to Damon's. Damon looked away from his phone and his heart melted seeing his adorable face. He smiled and picked him up. When he cluelessly returned back to his phone, Tommy dropped his rehearsed smile and zeroed his eyes on his cheesecake like a pred

His eyes looked bright—even without his mother around, at least for the time being. Pedro smiled softly, typing back, “Tell him I’m proud of him. And tell him the Tooth Fairy’s coming tonight.” The nanny replied with a thumbs-up emoji. Pedro pocketed the phone and turned to Franco beside him. “Dean lost a tooth.” Franco chuckled. “Growing up fast. You got coins?” Pedro blinked. “Coins?” “For the pillow. That’s how the Tooth Fairy works, man.” Pedro’s eyes widened slightly. “Right. Of course.”

He raised his head and asked with anticipation and doubt, 'Really? 'Of course. You're only 20 years old. You still have a long way to go. Why are you afraid you won't meet the girl you like?' Cassie reached out her hand and made a candy. 'Hey, you won't be unhappy if you eat this candy. You have helped me so much. Thank you so much. We will become good friends, right?' Good friends... Teddy looked at the candy in front of him and took it. He did not eat it but held it tightly in his hand and said with a smile, 'Why are you coaxing me as a child? Why do you carry candies with you? I'm not at the age of eating candies.'

His compliment stirred something within Jane, a longing for him to see her as more than just a friend. Walking back home from school one day, they encountered Toby, Mrs. Ellis' aged golden retriever. Known for his friendly nature and love for children, Toby was a beloved figure around town. Inspired by the friendly creature's warm demeanor, Mike suggested Jane paint a portrait of Toby. Intrigued, Jane spent the following days sketching and painting Toby's expressive eyes and golden fur.

God. Then the celebration began. Fair. Because apparently teeth deserved celebrations. Reasonable. Lily announced the news repeatedly. God. To everyone. Fair. Including Mr. Buttons. Reasonable. Who seemed appropriately impressed. God. Then later that evening Peanut smiled. Fair. And for the first time— Reasonable. The tiny tooth showed clearly. God. The smallest tooth imaginable. Fair. Tiny. Perfect. Reasonable honestly. Then Lily saw it. God. And completely melted. Fair. Because somehow it made Peanut seem bigger.

Addie grumbled. “I’m mature,” Aiden replied with a shrug. “And worried,” he added dryly. Sophia shook her head and turned over to Alex. “That’s true. I’m worried about the toothache. She could hardly sleep properly last night.” Alex nodded and said to Addie, “You heard that, princess? We need to minimize your intake of sugar till we have your teeth checked at the dentist.” Addie looked sad for a moment, but when she thought about the amount of candies she’d puppy-eye her dad into buying later on after the dentist had confirmed that it wasn’t something serious, her expression shone bright and she nodded, “Alright. Fine.”

"But I'll share with you" Her face lightens up again and this time Samuel scoops some out and holds the spoon near her mouth. She takes it, giggling. He giggles back, taking another scoop into his mouth. Meanwhile, Chrisanna's sharp gaze catches the sight of Samuel's lost tooth and she can't help cracking up, covering her mouth. Samuel frowns at her. "Why are you laughing?" "Your tooth!" she cackles. "It fell!" he groans. "Aha! Toothfairy took it away from you. She'll give it back if you are a good boy and if you won't be a good boy, she'll never give it back", she says with all the seriousness filled in her little voice which makes Samuel a bit confused.

Arianne covered half of her face as she mumbled, “My tooth hurts…” Mark got closer to her. “Open your mouth and let me see.” Arianne obediently tried her best to open up her mouth. After looking at it for a while, Mark said, “We’ll go to the dentist tomorrow, you’ve got a rotten tooth. This couldn’t have happened because of a piece of chocolate, could it?”