Lucy Loud Smile Novels & Stories

Hugh held Lucia's delicate arm lightly. Lucia chuckled and said, "You look good in all aspects, but I do not like it when you frown." She said. Her words amused Hugh. His lips raised slightly, into an inconspicuous smile. Lucia noticed the smile, as she was close to him, and she directly stared at his face.

the old woman smiled then she peeped at her daughter with a slightly confused air. “Grandma, I have something for you” Lucy took out a tiny candy in her bag and handed it over to her grandma. “Wow, all this for me. Aww… you didn't have to. You’re such a darling” she said with a funny grimace and Lucy laughed. “Oh, Grandma, don't be dramatic,” she said with a naive but very silly voice and her grandma cracked up, she couldn't help it. Lucy heard that in a movie she watched with her grandma and since then she’s been using it with her best friend, her grandmother.

“Don’t want to catch cold.” “Oh, Iris,” Lucy says, breaking into a huge smile and throwing her arms around me in a big hug. “You really are just that sweet, aren’t you?” I laugh a little, hugging Lucy back and giving a little shrug. “It just sucks to be cold.” She grins at me and nods, pulling the hoodie on as Tony tugs open the door and the two head outside. When I turn back to the living room, I see Christian and Frankie smiling at me with pride. And Nico, as usual, just looking at me like I’m an idiot.

He said coldly while smiling at other guests. I softly clear my throat and said, “What does it say?” “That you want to disappear.” He said shortly before greeting another fellow alpha. He wasn’t wrong. “The humidity is getting to you,” Lucen murmured smoothly as he paused to greet a hulking alpha with a bone-crushing handshake. “You need to circulate. Eyes on me. Smile.” “I am smiling,” I muttered. “Convincingly,” he corrected. I smiled harder. It felt like a crack in a porcelain doll’s face.

She never blinked, never looked away as Lucy’s laughter, soft and intoxicating, spilled into Austin’s ear. And when Austin’s hand slipped lower against Lucy’s back, pulling her closer, Ella’s lips parted in a smile so sweet it was venom.

Well, maybe they didn’t mean to but maybe Raycon is too tired to everything. “Not at all, Alpha, it is really nice to be asks that question and its coming from you.” Lucy smiled sweetly, the number one she learnt when her brother trains her how to act in front of others. No matter what the situation is, when everyone is new, just smile and don’t let someone see other emotion coming from her.

He quirks up a smile "I do have a child. A daughter" Lucy slowly frowns. "I'm single and not married" Lucy frown quickly transitions into a wide smile.

, Lucy twitched her face in a funny way making kim bursted out laughing. "Well, since our Luna has taken her bath all she would do for me is to sit here while I tend to her carefully and professionally", Lucy teased grinning again as she got a hard piercing stare from Kim. "Hey, hey calm down you look so mean in that look girl, always smile when frowning", Lucy grinned. "Hey where have you heard someone frowning and smiling again, don't you know I look cute when I frown, Jaden said so". Kim rolled her eyes and smiled.

Dorothy said with her fingers pointing at the Lucy, before snatching the phone off her hand. "What the fuck Dora" the girl....I mean Lucy said trying to retrieve her phone back from Dorothy. I watched the two of them in amusement. "Fine" Lucy huff, as she pull a fake smile, showing off her teeth letting me know the smile was faked. "I'm Lucy, and I'm so pleased to meet you" she said stretching out her hands still showing her fake smile. Two can play this game I thought to myself before pulling on my fake smile and received her hand shake

Had she really divorce her own father for that wasted man? “I really don’t want to believe this stupid story.” Lucy sighed, washing her face again then walking out of the restroom. She walked to her desk, keeping a plastered smile on her face. Being friendly was the key to not having problems in the workplace. A smile should be on her face whether she felt like it or not. Her manager walked up to her just as she sat down. “Lucy, right?” the young woman asked. Lucy attempted standing up, but slipped and fell back on her seat. She smiled nervously. “Sorry. And yes, I’m Lucy.”