Oc Perfect Smile Novels & Stories

A slow, drawn-out breath fell from my lips. I am just imagining things, I told myself silently. I shook my head as I tried to banish all thoughts from my past and today. I faced my reflection once again. I adjusted my smile until it was how Adrian likes them. He taught me how to perfect my smile. My smile should be an average of forty degrees from the horizontal plane. It took me three months to perfect it. The door burst open again, making me turn around again as my father stood in the room with my niece, who was my flower girl, and bridesmaids who were Adrian's sisters, trailing behind him.

A slow, wicked smile spread across his face. The Trinity of Teeth was born. And the real magic, he suspected, had only just begun.

With a smile. ____

Behind them, Imani leaned back slowly, a smug smile dancing on her lips. The optics? Perfect.

A smile formed on my lips. The spell would be perfect.

“You ain’t forty Damon, don’t act like one.” The frown ceased from his face, and his lips stretched out in a small smile. “I like it when you call me that.” Alpha Damon with a smile on his face, that was something I wanted to see every time, I could swear that he had the prettiest smile I have ever since, and he had these perfect straight teeth. I wanted him to smile often, I didn’t know how I would be able to do that, he wasn’t that easy to please. “I wanted it to be a reward for your hard work throughout the week.”

Not yet. I smirk. Oh, he’s going to be perfect.

Damien watches her closely, his gaze soft, as if savoring the moment more than the gift itself. When the clasp clicks into place, he flexes his wrist slightly, admiring the fit. **Perfect,** he signs, giving her a playful smile. **It feels like it was meant for me.** Carol can’t help but smile back, butterflies swarming inside her stomach. She takes a deep breath, watching him staring at the watch that is indeed perfect on his wrist.

Perfect once told the first-batch campers that she tries to suppress smiling like Kim Kardashian and Victoria Beckham, because smiling causes wrinkles. “You know that popular aphorism,” she asked the class. “ ‘It takes 43 muscles to frown and only 17 to smile’? That’s an urban myth that has already been debunked. The fact is, it takes 12 muscles to smile and only 11 to frown.”

Her smile is contagious. "My pleasure" *************************** Aw.