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Fall For My Ex's Mafia Dad
my mom asks, the corners of her mouth lifting into a tiny, cat-like smile.
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Yours by contract
I felt at home with the intensity that she looked at me, with the way her lips opened and formed the most beautiful smile I have ever seen in my life.
Well, at least that smile hasn't changed. I could say that it actually just got wider. I have never seen a more beautiful smile than the one Camila gave to our daughter while playing with her. A moment so pure, that seems to be so ordinary for them, but that still carries its unique beauty, carries its meaning and above all, a happiness that I have never seen.
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OH MY LOVELY GHOST
She then bitterly smiled.
"I have a good life in my father's hometown. The villagers are honest. No one speak ill behind my back or bullied me. Although I am still traumatized because of my past, I am still able to get by. But not until I went back to the city and met her again."
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The New Girl Next Door
He replied, sounding happy talking about his siblings.
I just want to go play with her now, and pick her brains, “What really?! Will she be coming up soon? Can she teach me a few things?” I was so excited that I have someone so high up in the sport that I love so much, he starts laughing, “Now you sound like her, I will ask her when she’s free next. Here we are welcome to Tully Miss Tasmine Rose Kelly, the wettest town in Australia, and your family hometown.” He said, sounding so proud and happy to bring me home.
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Saving Grace
She started to say, showing how grateful she was.
“Oh please, Grace. Noah is fine, just Noah.” He said.
“Well, thank you, just Noah.” She said with a small smile on her face, a smile that the sorrow in her eyes shone through, a smile she had just to be grateful for. It was like she had nothing at all to smile for, but that would change if she decided to stay in West Valley Rocks. Their town had a way of doing that to people, giving them a sanctuary, a haven, and a thing or two to smile about, just like right now.
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The Accidental Vampire
My mother smiles a lot, but as her son who grew up so close to her and my father, we have learned to decipher the different kinds of smiles that our parents tend to give us, their own children, versus the kind of smile that they can offer to a complete stranger or to a person they do not like but to polite to be rude.
Her’s was genuine and I made sure that I have this face of mother, smiling sincerely embedded in the deepest part of my brain, so when the time comes that I need to be reminded to be strong and to keep in mind that before I was a sin-eater, I was a human with a loving family.
I will miss her. Something tells me that I have to leave home soon.
If that henchman will come for me,
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Sold To The Wicked Him
Ah,.
“You mean those solars?”
Pointing her finger as if she heard the word she has been thinking of , she smiled.
“Ah right, that one”
“You don’t have solars in your hometown?”
“We don’t”
“But you have electricity?”
“Yes, made from the winds. My hometown is an open field place. It is not as advanced as your mansion and those places we went too, but the air in that place is so relaxing. I am sure you will love it if we arrive there”
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Mistress of the Veil
“Gorgeous, that is not a problem as it’s all of our favorite tea as well.”
Giving Gavin the credit for smiling is something of an inner joke. He doesn’t smile. Not in the average description of both ends of your mouth turning up into a smile. He more…smirks. Only one side of his mouth turns up. I think we’d all hit the ground if he were to give a full smile. He was born smirking and that’s all he’s ever done. Even his parents back that up.
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Give Me Your Smile
I quickly return the smile and give him my full attention.
"Miss Alexa, as your parents and I have already discussed, this will be your new school from now on. Don't worry, this place is basically heaven on earth and I'm sure you would be able to make friends," he says as he smiles at me.
I'm sure my parents have told him everything about me.
"So, your parents filled out your application and I must say that I'm very very impressed. In fact, beyond impressed". I rolled my eyes at the man speaking in front of me.
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Man, 'Smiles to Go' by Jerry Spinelli really tugs at the heartstrings by the end. Will, the protagonist, starts off as this rigid, control-freak kid obsessed with physics and order, but life throws him curveballs—especially when his best friend Mi-Su starts dating his other friend, BT. The climax hits when Will realizes he’s been so focused on perfection that he’s missing the messy, beautiful parts of life. The ending isn’t some grand dramatic twist; it’s quieter, more introspective. Will finally accepts that unpredictability is part of growing up, and there’s this touching moment where he shares a genuine smile with his little sister, Tabby, who’s been his accidental teacher all along. It’s bittersweet but hopeful, like Spinelli’s saying, 'Hey, life’s gonna wobble, but that’s where the joy hides.'
What stuck with me is how Spinelli nails the small epiphanies of adolescence. Will’s journey from a kid who maps out his daily routines to someone who embraces spontaneity feels earned. The last scene, where he watches a star explode (a metaphor he’d’ve once freaked out over), shows how far he’s come. No tidy bows, just a nod to the chaos of being human. It’s the kind of ending that lingers, making you flip back to earlier chapters to spot the growth you missed the first time.
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