Heath Ledger Joker Smile Novels & Stories

The scar on his cheek is jagged and red in the candlelight. He smiles. It’s the smile from the wedding photos. The smile that charmed my grandmother. The smile that hid a monster. "You're late," Nikos says. His voice echoes in the cavernous room. He spreads his arms wide. "I almost started without you."

he ran his hand over his jaw and inserted his two hands into the pockets of his pants. Like a Greek god, he looked as perfect as though one had fallen from the heavens. “Thank you.” He said smoothly with a smile. Leonard smiled. A real smile and not the fake ones he put up whenever he smiled. I could see the light that emanated from the smile. Pure and innocent. It's hard for my eyes to believe. I told Amma this man is weird. Why would he thank me for a kiss? Is he a psychopath now? What more dangers await me in this soiled situationship?

"I'm just concerned, you're the only friend I have" He pulled a sober face and then burst into laughter. "You're weird you know that right? You're cringing me out with those eyes" he said and then shook his head. "Joker" I commented, kicking my feet at the edge of the desk. "Believer" he snapped back and I shook my head, laughing with him too but I never meant that. He kept my hope high and he's so unreadable. I was really mad but then I only exhaled softly and gnashed my teeth.

Just as he was about to take a few steps away, he stopped abruptly upon hearing Hayle's words. "Thank you, Daddy, I'll really enjoy it," said Hayle, somehow stringing those words together that made Jaxter immediately furrow his brow but still maintain a friendly demeanor. Even Hayle was surprised when she saw, for the first time, the corners of Jaxter's lips lifted slightly, though she only caught a fleeting glimpse before he turned his face away. She didn't expect Jaxter's smile to look so sweet to her. Jaxter raised the corners of his lips again, which he quickly covered with his fingers as he sat among several of his subordinates who led each regional area under their authority.

Xander offered him a sarcastic smile and settled back on the bench. Ledger sneered, “I can’t wait, bunkmate.” Xander couldn’t help the boisterous laugh that escaped him and sat up suddenly, “You haven’t figured it out, have you?” Xander leered, taking far too much enjoyment in the flicker of doubt that appeared on Ledger’s face. “What?” Joseph Ledger stood straighter, and his eyes narrowed. Xander smiled wickedly and batted his eyelashes, “You’re nothing but a wannabe criminal.”

Lizabeth "What?" I looked carefully but he didn't look like he was joking at all, he looked very serious but I knew he was a deformed wolf. Everyone Knew he didn't have a scent so there was no way he could find his mate. "Joker, that's what you are. City clown." I pulled my hand from his grip and he freed me. "So you think if you play the mate card on me I'll continue to be your puppet yh? Oh I get it now." It hit me.

Zoe said, folding her hands across her chest. "No doubts," Henry replied, turning to face her. "Pour out the Champagne! Everyone grab a glass." Kearney poured out Champagne for everyone, and they all seemed to be in a mood of jubilation. Most of them loved what was happening, but they didn't show it. Henry answered the call, hoping to see the hacker, but was disappointed when he saw that there was no one there. It was just a portrait of the Joker. "I see the party is on already," the hacker said. Immediately the call was picked up.

Keely’s hand tightened around his. “Relax, buttercup.” Jack put his mouth to her ear. “If you’re nervous, just imagine them in their underwear.” “You’re the only person I want to imagine that way. You really want me staring at your crotch all night?” “Whatever works.” “Jack! My boy, how are you?” Jack grinned at Henry Smith, a balding, barrel-shaped man with two chins and a politician’s smile. He thrust out his hand to shake Henry’s hand vigorously. “Henry. Great to see you again.”

I had no idea he was capable of this level of darkness. “You didn’t even tell me,” I whispered. “You’d have tried to stop me.” He wasn’t wrong, but that wasn’t the point. “Do you even care what that makes you?” “You mean besides loyal?” His eyes narrowed, smile thinning. The fact that he was smiling, that lazy, careless lopsided grin, ticked me off more than I could explain. I stood abruptly. “This isn’t funny, Heath.” He rose too, not startled, not defensive, just smooth and controlled, like he’d been waiting for me to snap.

“Alpha Ledger,” Thea said. “I don’t know if you got to meet Alpha Stoll last time. Alpha Stoll of Nearside, this is Alpha Ledger of Waning Moon.” They hesitated but shook hands. They both had the typical build of Alphas, though Stoll was stockier, and Ledger was leaner, his muscles shaped nicely. Alpha Ledger easily could have been a male model. His eyes were somewhere between deep purple and deep brown, and they looked guarded.