Jenny Smile Novels & Stories

Jenny the ever social butterfly. The woman pulls away and smiles. Then her eyes land on me. "Hello." "Hello," I say back politely. "This is my best friend Kassy…” I glance at Jenny. Obviously. Who else would I be? “Kassy this is my friend Barbara” The woman smiles. "I know who she is." "Oh?" I let out. A small smile touches my lips. Now she had my attention. The woman smiles widen "You're Jenny's friend. Of course I know who you are."

" Rila, the MUA answered. “Masya Allah, is it because you make up the smart ones or you are really pretty Saz? You are so beautiful ”Sinta joked while hitting Saskia's back slowly. Saskia shook her head, confused about the treatment of three college friends who are now sitting snapping the camera on her cellphone, taking pictures of them with Saskia many times.

I heaved a heavy sigh before taking one more look at Lenora, I would also hate to disturb her peaceful sleep that was only possible by her silently crying herself to sleep. I wouldn't want to wake her up so I decided to answer Jenny as I walked behind her into the room and on getting there she still had the smile on her face that it was starting to freak me out. I've known Jenny since she was little and she always had a joyful smile on her face so maybe I should stop being an ass hole and just accept her like that. "Your highness,I have something to tell you and I've always been keeping it in me because I was too scared to say it to your face" she paused and looked into my eyes before divert

Jenny slid into the room and did a twirl in front of everyone, her costume swirling around her lithe body. “Are you ready, girls?” She asked with a wide smile on her face. “Yes!!” the small room erupted in loud cheer as my colleagues stood up. I managed a small smile, and glanced at the ecstatic faces. I wished I could be like them, happy and excited. Instead I was a nervous wreck, constantly twisting the ring on my middle finger.

I opened it and ignoring those from Arnold. Jenny: ‘‘Are you sure you’re not going to change your mind in regards to leaving New York?’’ was her message with a sad emoji. I smiled as I typed a reply saying, ‘‘I’m sorry Jenny… But I’m sure about my decision. I have thought about this a million times, so nope… I’m not going to change my mind…’’ I could imagine her pouting and the thought made me feel downcast. I clenched my phone tightly in my grasp.

"So you understand why I must leave?" "Yes, yes! I understand!" Jenny frantically nods. "You need to fight for the woman you love, Killian!" I'm suddenly glad I didn't take it further with this woman. She seems to study at me through heart-shaped glasses, beaming so brightly I could easily mistake her for a serial killer—there is nothing normal in that smile of hers. It wouldn't surprise me if she pulled a knife out of nowhere. I force a smile. "Right, so I... Uh, need to grab a cab and leave."

“Are you… waiting for someone?” Jenny’s head snapped up a little too quickly. Her eyes widened for half a beat before she gave a nervous laugh, waving her hand dismissively. “What? No. No, of course not. I was just—” she hesitated, clearing her throat, “I was lost in thought, that’s all. Thinking about… something silly. Don’t mind me.” Her lips curved into a smile, but her eyes darted back to the door for the briefest second, betraying her.

"You are Aria, right?" "Yes." I nodded as I glanced at Dave with a confused look. He gave me a reassuring smile before I turned my attention back to Jenny who took a few steps closer to me. "I'm Jenny. It's nice to finally meet you." She stretched her hands toward me with a smile on her face. "Nice to meet you too." I took her hand in a handshake. Her smile morphed into a glare when she noticed Dave was not paying attention to her, and her hands tightened on mine, causing me to feel pain. The smile returned to her face seconds later as she released my hand.

Mary smiled. Hearing their conversation, a vicious look flashed across Jenny's face.