Laugh Until We Cry Novels & Stories

I laugh as I see a big white cock in the sky. I laugh as I realise I’ve got everything I ever wanted, all right here. I laugh at how bizarre that feels, to have so much after having so little. I laugh until happy tears stream down my face, and it’s a release. A beautiful release. I’ve never cried happy tears before. Plenty of sad ones, but none like these.

my eyes are filled with tears due to laughing he too started laughing loudly we both laughed like crazy people then we went inside a haunted house now iam scared but I need to hide my fear suddenly weird sounds started oh god iam scared but he is more scared than me I forgotten my fear by looking at his face suddenly a fake skeleton pulled his hand he started screaming lol iam unable to stop my laughing its really funny this guy he is really behaving like a kid iam laughing he catched my hand and running away from the haunted house iam laughing like a crazy person throughout the running process

, a laugh that comes from somewhere inside her she had never explored, a child's laugh, a laugh that is afraid, a laugh that is in pain, a laugh that hopes, a laugh that believes, a laugh that loves, a laugh that says, "I am here, I am alive, I am real, I am true, I am your daughter, I am your mother, I am your sister, I am your family, I am your life, your heart, your soul, everything you have, everything you are, everything you will be, forever, for eternity, until the end of time, for everything we have, everything we don't have, everything we will have, if we want, if we dare, if we believe, if we hope, if we love," and I watch her, I watch her laugh, I watch her live, I watch her be hap

Bullshit! "So for the next part of the program will be the words of wisdom from none other than the father of the Evans Company, the Chairman, and the present!" People blasted blissful laughs for the nth time and I don't understand why. Are they joking about everything here? Or am I the only one not belong here? I don't fight for the same cause as to them that's why I hate when they laugh, I hate when they're happy.

I grabbed her arm, dragged her across the office, and hauled her out the door. I turned to the Security Guard, who was still frozen outside. “Take her out, or you’ll be next,” I instructed, my voice flat and dangerous, and walked back into the office. I didn't even look at my husband. I sighed, pulled out a tissue, cleaned my bleeding nose and hand, and started taking out the documents I came to discuss. Then, Eddie’s laughter echoed in the office. It was a full, raw sound. I spun around to look at him. It was the first time I’d ever seen him laugh—a genuine laugh. I was convinced he wasn't capable of it. His smile was so bright, his green eyes tearing up with unmasked amusement.

The laughter was beyond me now, pulling me under like a wave. It tore through me, wild and uncontrollable, my body shaking as I clutched my chest. Wheezes slipped out between gasps for air. Fat tears began streaming down my cheeks, leaving hot, wet trails as I laughed and cried all at once. I tried to stop, tried to rein it in, but every attempt only made me laugh harder. My reflection blurred in the mirror as the tears thickened, but still I couldn't stop. "No, no, no, no, Tina..." I muttered between gulps of laughter, shaking my head violently. "This can't be happening..." The words came out broken, punctuated by giggles and sobs alike.

satisfying. Her lips curled further as she turned to her maids, clapping her hands. "Laugh." The maids hesitated. Ellie narrowed her eyes. "I said, laugh." One by one, they forced themselves to chuckle, the sound awkward and dry at first. But Ellie wasn’t satisfied. "No, no, no. Laugh like your life depends on it. Laugh like the world has given you the greatest gift!" And so they did. They laughed and laughed, hollow and forced, but Ellie didn’t care. She threw her head back, joining in. The laughter bubbled out of her like a broken melody, growing louder, more hysterical, until tears streamed down her face.

I felt my heart shatter into million pieces as I slowly walked toward my classroom without caring about the thousand eyes watching me. Everyone was standing with his or her crew, talking and laughing while showing each other something on their phones. As soon as I set my foot inside everyone stared at me. I walked to my desk and took a seat. The loud laughter on the corner caught my ears as I moved my head up and stared at Sorrow’s friends laughing at the top of their lungs. Sorrow was among them alright but he didn’t laugh only kept his head down in shame. “Sia how many can you eat?!” Del yelled out of the blue with his shady eyes on me.

His face twists in surprise. I laugh loudly, unapologetically. The sound echoing off the walls of the room. It's the type of laugh where your stomach muscles hurt, your eyes water and you don't even know if you're crying or laughing anymore. "Excuse me..." I wipe the corners of my eyes, drying off the tears of laughter. "I thought I heard you say..." Another burst of laughter breaks free. Unrestrained. I slap my knee through the fabric of my dress as I laugh harder.