Loud House Laugh Novels & Stories

Louis said with utter authoritativeness in his voice which made Hailey snort. She knows that she should not joke around with Louis because she feels that the man lacks the capacity to laugh in a joke nor understand one but she could not help it. "You sound like, come and run away with me," Hailey said jokingly. He did not find it amusing nor worth laughing but he did smirk. He knows very well that Hailey is messing around when she said that, but he is not. He does not care if Hailey said that as a joke, if that is how she sees it then so be it.

Louis thought she was about to call him a beast or something. Hearing "Peashooter" threw him off completely. "You clearly didn’t have much of a childhood, huh? A Peashooter—you know, puckered up, just shooting off rounds: 'pew pew pew.'" Louis was speechless. Standing by the door, Laura couldn’t hold it in anymore. She leaned against the doorframe, shoulders shaking with laughter as she listened to her best friend bantering over the phone. God, it was too accurate. How was she supposed to ever look at Louis' perfectly handsome face again without picturing it paired with a Peashooter’s puckered little mouth?

People are rich and powerful, so it's good not to bully us. Liang Huan nodded, revealing a look I know. Jones Davis looked at their echo each other, like singing a double reed, and spilled all the sewage on himself, and couldn't help laughing. Jones Davis's laughter really puzzled people around him. 'What are you laughing at?' Liang Huan looked her up and down, some doubts. 'What am I laughing at? Of course I think you are funny. ' Just as Liang Huan was puzzled, Jones Davis suddenly raised his eyebrows.

One morning, as sunlight spilled through the window and Abby was folding Lia's clothes, Lia let out a sound, something between a laugh and a squeak. “That was a giggle,” Abby said, pausing mid-fold. “I swear it was.” I heard footsteps coming from the opposite room, which is our bedroom. Dante rushed in, toothbrush still in his mouth. “Did she laugh? I missed it?” “She did,” I said, grinning to tease him. “And she’s going to do it again, because she loves an audience.” We tried everything to make her laugh again, making funny faces and silly noises. Chen did a little dance routine that made us both laugh harder than Lia. She finally giggled again when my husband accidentally sneezed loudly an

His gaze returned to me, disappointment clear and heavy. “I’ll make her apologize.” I lay sprawled on the cold deck, my body barely responding to my own will. Small stones scraped against my skin, one skidding dangerously close to my eye. Around us, people moved quickly—around her instead. “It’s okay, don’t cry.” “We all know you didn’t mean anything by it.” “She’s clearly overreacting.” “Adrian, seriously, how did you even put up with this?” Someone let out an awkward laugh. “She really knows how to turn nothing into a spectacle.”

Suddenly, I hear a quiet laugh. “Holy shit! You’re forcing me back into my teenage masturbating years! You have no idea how long it’s been since I last jerked off!” “Well then… you are welcome,” I snort, hearing him burst into loud, rolling laughter. Damn, his laugh is ridiculously contagious! Turns out he has that type of laugh that makes everyone want to laugh along.

To take a break with all the crap the life gives us. "Yeah baby this is life!" Hue shouted, it cracked us up. We love this side of Hue; Loud, funny and lively. His stutter disappears only when he's with us. "Dude, I thought I'm gonna die by holding my breath for too long. Your Dad is so scary!" Allen said. "Seriously! I peed my pants a little." Hue said, we burst out laughing. "So gross." Allen said while shaking his head. "Man, it's been a while since I laugh like this." I said, then drank my beer, it tasted victory because I finally saw Luna.

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

“What?!” Everyone in the lobby, including Luna, was stunned. What followed after was a room full of laughter. Especially Luna and the Millers, they laughed so hard that tears were welling up in their eyes. “Hahaha, holy f*ck my dude, you can’t just go around bluffing like that!” Mr. Millers laughed, holding his abdomen. “Is he insane?” “Yeah, two whole buildings! I thought I f*cking misheard him, hahaha!”

It was like someone punched me straight in the stomach. The laughter exploded even louder this time. It rolled through the hall, echoing against the walls like waves crashing down on me. It wasn’t just laughter—it was cruel, piercing, made to tear me apart. The kind of laugh people used when they wanted to crush you until you couldn’t breathe anymore. Adrian and Tricia’s laughs rose above everyone else’s, sharp and triumphant. I could see Tricia clutching her stomach as if it was the funniest thing she’d ever seen.