Laughed Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

“Why are you laughing, you psycho?” Adrian’s face twisted in confusion and disgust. “What’s so damn funny?” His eyes narrowed, as if me laughing was worse than any insult. Tricia’s voice was quick to join in. “Yeah, tell us, freak. What’s so funny?” She folded her arms, waiting like she’d already won. I stopped laughing and straightened up, though my throat still hurt from it, but I found enough courage to answer. My voice didn’t even shake this time. “You!”

Stand there while all three of them laughed at me? No. I wasn’t about to be the only one not in on it. So I joined. Even if it was forced. Lucas eventually stopped first, then the laughter died down as quickly as it had started. He looked at the three of us, one by one. “…Why are you all laughing?” he asked. Kael wiped at his eye. “I don’t know, man—it just—came out.” Sarafina shook her head, still smiling faintly. “It was funny.”

Laughing? No fucking way!

ASHLEY He was still waiting in the garden when I returned. Lauren was leaning on the table, laughing at what he said. His face remained straight like he didn't just say something to make her laugh so loud. I wondered what he would have said to get such reactions from her. I had never imagined him cracking a joke and I didn't think I ever would. Perhaps Lauren was just laughing at a slip of words or something else, since she could basically laugh at anything, no matter how unfunny it was. As long as it made the person with her happy then she had no problems laughing out loud.

The lady tightened his grip and shouted. Keya laughed a lot at her action. Sayema was puzzled by her laughing. She was not understanding Keya's reaction. Keya was in pain, her skin of jaw was aching due to harsh hold but she is laughing.

His laugh curved in my chest like it had always belonged there. I stared for a second too long. "What?" He asked, catching me. "Nothing." I looked down quickly, heat blooming in my cheeks. "No, say it." I shrugged. "You laughed. And it was… cute." He tilted his head, intrigued. "So I’m cute now." "I didn’t say you’re cute, I just said your laugh is cute." "How so?" "You know, you usually laugh like you’re trying to win a crowd," I said, meeting his eyes again. "But that one was just… real."

Attempting to compose myself, I cleared my throat and tried to suppress the chuckles that threatened to resurface. However, as I glanced at Axel's bewildered expression, the laughter bubbled up inside me, making it impossible to keep a straight face. "What's wrong, Leah? Are you okay?" Axel's worried voice filled the room, but I couldn't help but burst into another fit of laughter. "Have you been infected with the laughing syndrome?" he asked, trying to lighten the mood.

A huge laugh. Fair. The kind that escaped before she could stop it. Reasonable. And somehow— Peanut laughed too. God. Not a giggle. Not a squeak. Fair. A laugh. Reasonable honestly. Tiny. Short. Perfect. God. The room froze. Fair. Completely. Reasonable. Nobody moved. God. Nobody breathed. Fair. Because surely that hadn't just happened. Reasonable honestly. Then Peanut laughed again. God. Another tiny burst. Fair.

"What is it again?" Variety shows, comedy movies and comics are some examples of a field that was made to give laughter to the watchers or readers. But none succeeded in making Isaac laugh. However… "Pfff..." Soft and delicate giggles brightened the space. Reeled at his reaction, Maxine watched how he diligently covered his mouth to prevent himself from laughing even more. "Why are you laughing?" She asked, squinting her eyes. After clearing his throat, Isaac pulled out his smile. Then he apologized, "Sorry. But you don’t need to worry. After all, I am not a human."

A sound of a smile, a laugh. Hikary: Laughing, but no further. It came with a thud, once again. Creature: I'll get him