Lollipop Smile 2 Novels & Stories

Kate pushed the lollipop into her mouth and smiled, “More like it… that better... it tastes nice right? Nice??? It was f*ckin’ painful

I pat him on the arm and smile lovingly. “There, there… It’s almost over, your pain and suffering of not being the pregnant one is almost done.” I droll sarcastically and get the unamused frown thrown back at me as he gathers up our bags and hauls himself in after me to get the door shut. I stick the lollipop in my mouth, and it tastes vile, pulling it out to stare at it, screwing up my face like the world is suddenly so wrong.

but where’s the fun in that? Fun—by which I mean the overwhelming nerves that almost make me gag. Still, I lean down and dig around in my bag, my hand wrapping around another lollipop. I look at it. Cherry flavor. My favorite. Do cherry-flavored condoms exist—NO. Think of other things. Slowly, I remove the wrapper from the lollipop and feel my body getting warmer and warmer. The stick feels pathetic in my mouth, and when I put it in the wrapper and dump it in my bag, I stare at the purple lollipop a second too long.

Raiden halted when the girl grabbed her hand and put something in her palm. "Here. Take that instead." Lumine gives her an apple flavor lollipop. Raiden raised an eyebrow. "What is this?" "Take that from now on rather than taking cigarettes. It's sweet and good, unlike the bitter cigarette." "I don't like the apple flavor." "Oh, okay." Lumine takes the apple flavor and gives the strawberry flavor. "Here. It's sweeter and tastier. It's my favorite flavor. Strawberries are my favorite." She smiles genuinely just like a kid sharing candy with her friend. She grabbed a chair and sat down: enjoying the fresh air with a smile.

There are amusement in their eyes as they stared at us but after a while, they all smiled and approached Millie. “Great! Mommy will not force us to avoid you!” “We can finally play together again.” “I missed you, Millie!” I felt relief after seeing these kids' reactions. This is the purest thing I could ever see. There is no malice in their smile, just pure happiness as they realized that they can finally be together with her again. Ah, being kids are surely nice. “Hey…” A boy went in front of us and looked at us with a serious face. He put his hands in his pocket as he slowly averted his eye, maybe realizing how intimidating Enver was. “Is it true? You were Millie’s parents?”

But there was something else in his gaze too—something knowing, like he had already pieced together more than I’d intended to reveal. As if to confirm my suspicion, his smile turned into a teasing smirk. “So, the infamous flower shop owner, huh?” he said, his tone light but laced with mischief. “I’ve heard a lot about you.” I blinked, startled. “You have?” Jill coughed awkwardly, looking away as if she suddenly found her coffee cup fascinating. Liam chuckled, clearly enjoying my confusion. “Oh, don’t worry,” he said, his smirk widening. “It’s all good things. Alex can be tight-lipped about most things, but it seems you’ve made quite the impression.”

I didn’t care when we would reach our destination. My only concern now: the sight of Adrian’s dick, finally set free. Unconsciously, I wet my lips. My hand began to stroke it gently and… “Ah!” Adrian closed his eyes. His hands gripped the sides of the seat, and my messy hair. “You are such a smart girl, Baby.” I smiled as his shaft filled my mouth. “Do you like it?” “Of course.” Adrian chuckled. “Suck it hard, Baby. I want to see how good your mouth is at satisfying me.”

He fidgets impatiently. — Almost there, sweetheart, hold the handlebars steady. Her voice is soft, firm. A mother's voice. A serene voice. I observe her, my sister. She is wearing a light dress, her hair cut in a bob that lights up her face. She is smiling, truly. It is no longer the tense smile, waiting for the next disappointment, that I used to see. It is a smile that comes from the belly, a smile that has reconciled with the light.

, she yells as I leap into the pool with her on my back. When she breaks the surface, she’s actually laughing. “You’re still an asshole Spin”, yells Gabe before he cannonballs into the water. “Come here Lollipop, let’s put them cheer skills to use”, he tells her. They’re whispering together before she grabs a hold of his shoulders. “Ready? One, two, three”, he yells before she lunges up out of the water and backflips before landing back in again.