Loud House Laugh Novels & Stories

The police did not respond publicly, but they liked my comment as a way of showing support. Things turned around quickly. The interview video was taken down overnight. Jason’s “loving boyfriend” image crumbled. He went from being the “pitiful boyfriend of the year” to the “biggest joke of the year.” I sighed in relief and sent a thank-you gift to the police. I thought it was all over. But two months later, I received a message from Hannah, which was sent from a different phone. [Clara, I’m marrying Jason. You looked down on me so much, but in the end, your man still ended up with me.]

I banged the door open immediately I got there. He was inside, laughing loudly like he had done the most complete normal thing in the world. I pushed the door open, the music was too loud for anyone to have noticed my presence. Foolish humans, wasting their time in the morning when they should be in class or something. I saw Casey by the kitchen, surrounded by his boys, laughing at some cheap comment, and with what they were saying, they were talking about Lena's video. “You think this is funny?” I snapped.

Hana finally said to stop their conversation which seemed absurd. Lee Hyukjae was still laughing in his place while holding his aching stomach. In fact, he even threw a sofa pillow at Haekyo to vent his amusement. "You're really silly Hae. I'm sorry for your loss of intelligence. Luckily God didn't take away your good looks and physical beauty too." “Hh-hyukjae, what exactly are you laughing at?” Haekyo asked innocently while looking at Hyukjae in confusion. “Looks like I'll be resting in my room now. I'm tired of laughing at his weird behavior. See you at lunch." Hyukjae said goodbye to Haekyo and Hana in a modest manner.

Better be ready. The man let out a soft laugh, making Levi and me step back. I raised my arms protectively in front of my charge as he kept laughing—one hand on his stomach, the other covering his mouth. Soon his quiet chuckles turned into loud, echoing laughter that filled the hallway. Creepy as hell. “Fuck!” He roared with laughter. “What the fuck is this?!” He kept cackling, so I just scratched my head in confusion while Levi started laughing too.

Jones burst into laughter, making Logan join involuntarily. “I'm sorry, I know I shouldn't be laughing, but damn! This is funny. You got home and your wife showed you this picture, saying you were with your ex? Wow! Sorry I laughed, continue please. I promise not to laugh again.” Jones was a very simple fellow who laughed even in serious situations. Most times, his laughter held a spell or charm that made it impossible for the victim to get offended. This spell worked again and Noah continued his story. “You haven't stopped laughing at the wrongest times,” Noah complained and sipped his wine.

I mumbled under my breath. I caught someone laughing out loud. I peered over to the place where the sound was coming from and saw to my utter wonder the ghost guy squatting down and laughing so hard with a hand over his mouth. He looks like a kid now laughing, rolling on the floor. Did he really understand the joke? "Liya, is someone else in this room right now?" I asked her, just in case. The guy immediately stopped laughing and looked at me wide-eyed. She turned around and looked at me weirdly. "Um...no..?"

Louisa really felt so much happy, cheerful and no longer bored at all. How could she not, if every time Henry gave surprises that Louisa had never thought of before. Said jokes that she had never heard before, and Louisa felt very amused. She, who for five years had forgotten how to laugh and smile, was finally able to feel it again. And that was helped by Henry. Louisa, who basically didn't like change, started to like change itself slowly.

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It's lighter, fancier, made especially for us by the kitchen downstairs, perks of living in a hotel I suppose. I laugh the entire way through Anchorman, curled up into Rhodes's side balancing my plate of half eaten pizza on my lap. My head rests on his chest and it shakes as Rhodes laughs along as well; though he claims he's watched it at least fifty times he still finds the jokes hilarious. His laugh is one of my favourite noises, and I didn't know that having a favourite noise was even a thing.

she said "Good morning " I mumbled and made coffee for myself, Susan and Lily were still in their pyjamas "I took a sip of my coffee, so what’s the video about" i asked them "Well it’s a comedy video, you should watch it yourself " i get on the couch and watched the video "Hahahah okay, this is hilarious " I laughed "Exactly, that’s why we were laughing " Lily said. I heard the doorbell ring "Lily get the door" she stood up and left