Never Regret Anything That Made You Smile Novels & Stories

she replied. "I see... Then, I'll let you remember all those things you forgot about us day by day." he said. "I know." she smile with a smile on her lips. They walk beside each other and talk of many things. They really enjoy the company of each other. "I miss you." he said out of the blue. She looked at him with a clueless expression all over her face. He smiled at her. "When you really miss someone, you miss the little things the most, like just laughing together." he said while looking at her straight from the eyes. He saw the genuine smile on her lips that made him feel more overwhelmed. "I love that smile of yours. It gives me more hope to endure all the pain that we may face in the fu

I speak a little loudly and he smiles. “Because I'm not in a hurry. I can enjoy without going to the end for a while.” “What if I'm in a hurry?” “You may regret it later.” “Why would I regret it?” “Because if you're in a hurry and do it with anyone, you'll regret it later.” I remain silent looking at his face. He smiles openly. Son of a bitch! Is he playing games with me? “Or maybe I don't regret it, on the contrary, like it.”

“But that doesn’t make it easier.” “It never does,” he replies. “But ya keep goin'. Ya hold onto whatever ya can, their smiles, their laughter. Ya use that to get through the day. And when ya get out, ya make damn sure they know it was all for them.” His words hit deeper than I want to admit, and I sit in silence for a moment, starin' at the cold, gray floor. “She smiled,” I say finally, my voice softer. “When I joked with Caleb, she smiled. It wasn’t much, but it was somethin'.”

before hanging up. I gave a bitter smile. It was clear he had completely forgotten his promise to Yael. Yael noticed the sadness on my face and, instead of showing his disappointment, came over to comfort me. “It’s okay, Mommy. I didn’t really want to go to the amusement park that much anyway.” His words, which were so mature for his age, broke my heart even more. The next day, Silas finally called. When I answered, I already knew what to expect.

What matters is that I want to see you happy and I promise to do every thing to bring a smile to your face or more than that let that smile be plastered to your face permanently" he argued. "Aaron I think you are right...."

” I bit out. She tilted her head to the side and searched my face. ”You’ve gone through more than anyone I've known and you’re still here. You might feel broken and beat, lifeless even, but you’re here. You got up and you got out of the room. But I don't want you to ever fake your smile because if you do, it might never turn real. It is better for you to frown, cry, or just stare than to fake a smile. Seeing your smile should be a gift.”

Therefore, I invited them to eat with me so that the melancholy inside the dining room wouldn't reign. I could see the smiles on their faces. It seemed like they didn't have any problems, or at least they weren't thinking about them. I knew that pain couldn't always be seen in tears; sometimes it was present in smiles. It would be better to smile than to frown and shrug. All our problems were just temporary, and if we could do nothing about them, we should laugh, and they would leave us on their own volition. My parents were always telling me not to waste my time on those things that, whatever I was going to do, would not change anything.

We can be happy again. I swiftly pulled my hand out of his grasp, my voice as cold as ice. "Be happy? Graham, we were over the moment you handed my son over to Cassidy just to please her. "I don't want to spend my life with someone so fickle. If you want me to forgive you, then you need to cut all ties with Cassidy. Completely." I could see the hesitation flicker across Graham's face, exactly what I had expected. I let out a quiet, derisive laugh.

"Mom, you and Dad failed as parents. I'm just glad I wasn't raised by you and that I didn't end up like William. And forgiveness? That's not happening. "What really killed me was your indifference. If I had the choice, I'd wish I'd never been your child. But I won't let you die." I pressed my hand to her forehead and pulled away. "You'll live and spend the rest of your life drowning in guilt and regret." … I was sitting by the hospital window when Mom suddenly jolted awake. She ripped out her IV line and lurched off the bed, her face streaked with tears as she cried my name.

“This is what I actually need. Thanks for always being there for me.” Reid leaned against the bike and rested his gaze on me the same way he rested his weight on the bike. “As your best friend, I can't bear it seeing that you are sad. You should always smile and I will make sure there's always a smile on your face.” I let out a small but tired laugh. “Easier said than done. Let's see how you will do that.” Reid shrugged and chuckled. “It's easy, I’ll just keep reminding you to smile every time you are not smiling. And I won't stop until you do.”