Kono Dio Da Face Novels & Stories

Farhan asked, trying to stop his laughter. "No, I laughed at you instead," Kania replied, holding back her laughter. "Me? What's so funny about me?" Farhan asked again, looking at the face of the girl in front of him. "I just realized your face looks like an ape," said Kania, covering her mouth not to laugh. "What? I thought you laughed at that weirdo earlier. You know, Nia? You are the one who says I look like an ape, while many girls call me like Jungkook," said Farhan with a proud smile.

He stared into her eyes with an unreadable expression. "Yeah! I get it. The one I eventually like and want to be with is out here, playing with my feelings. How pathetic!" "So who's to blame?" "You like me, Connor!" "I don't." "You do." "I don't." "You do love me." "Prove it?!" He challenged her. A small smile crept to Diane's lips, making Connor mentally facepalm, instantly regretting what he just said but before he could say anything since Diane was putting on a tube dress, she pushed down the dress revealing her standing boobs and immediately pushed them against Connor's face.

Aigialeus chuckled after they had left. “Um, yes. I would have to agree with that. Dio is an… acquired taste, especially among Olympians.” I nodded. “But he’s a good kid. You both are.” he smiled, looking at me. It was jarring to see him smile. Even with his beard, I could tell he was smiling, and while the beard differentiated him from looking identical to our father, it was strange to see a smile on such a similar face. Our father does not smile, at least not that I’ve ever seen. I don’t count his sinister sneers as smiles. Is that what I look like when I genuinely smile?

She says, in all fake seriousness, while staring at me solemnly. We both burst into laughter at the same time. I laugh so much, my poor throat feels like it’s on fire. Not to be outdone, Saeko is basically cackling. “A Jpop idol? With this face?”. I’m laughing so much, it’s hard to get the words out. Just the thought of it has me bursting into another round of laughter. “Yeah, that face…”, Saeko though, is no longer laughing. “You shouldn’t underestimate that face Sorahiko”. She smiles brightly at me again. “That is the face of an extremely dependable guy”.

“I am Damian, CEO and Boss of Key!” Keiko was nervous and embarrassed, her face was already red. “I'm Keiko, Key's best friend!” Keiko shook Damian's hand for a bit. When viewed from anywhere, even from the end of the Monas though. The figure of the man in front of him was really handsome, seriously. Keiko didn't lie this time. Damian was really handsome, tall, well-established and seemed to be full of warmth. And that suddenly made Keiko want to tease the figure in front of her.

Diane, one, me? Incoming!

No one could replace him. “Hey, Diane! I believe it’s your birthday today, so what’s with that facial expression? You see, I came back here in Quego del Mar just to be with you on your very special day. Is that how you will welcome me then? Am I deserving to see that brooding reaction coming from you?” It was Karen, although I wasn’t looking at her. Her voice had gotten quite deeper.

Diyo's response was a hesitant echo. "Your car?" Diyo's spoke with puzzled expression. I raised one of brow trying to comprehend his puzzled expression, “why do you have this look on your face?” "I thought we are going back together. Do you have other plans? Going somewhere?" Diyo's words bore the weight of curiosity, trying to get as much knowledge out of me as he could.

My refusal to speak. “I swear to the Madonna…” “I have a plan, Gio. You don’t have to worry about it.” I finally snapped. This was the reason I didn’t want to have a face-to-face with him. On the phone I could lie easily. I could change the subject and dodge his questions but face to face? Face to face I didn’t have a chance. Gio was too perceptive for that. “She's pretty, I take it?” Yeah, Gio was perceptive as hell. And it didn’t help that he knew me pretty well. “Beautiful sweet, dirty as….” Too late I realised my mistake. Cursing myself under my breath I lapsed into silence. But the damage was done