Rachel Zegler Smile Novels & Stories

Natalie patiently asked. When she asked this question, a faint smile unconsciously appeared on Jake's face that left Natalie stunned. The pale, handsome face of the young man sitting in front of her suddenly looked gentler. The smile, even though small, was too beautiful to the point it made people angry. His soft pink lips curved slightly upwards, his long eyelashes trembled... This face was made to smile, yet this was the first time Natalie had seen him do so. Now Natalie got curious. What is it that made him have such an expression on his face?

I see she’s added her customer smiley face in jelly on the plate. “Let me ask you something, Rachel. And this is just a hypothetical, but if you were in love with a guy, but you knew that him getting involved with you would be bad for him, would you pursue him? Or would you make the right decision and push him away?” Rachel, who is the pinnacle of sweet, working-class women in America, bites her lip as she looks up and ponders at the ceiling. “Well, gosh! That’s a good question. How hot is he on a one-to-ten scale?”

“Imogen dear, why don't you go play in your room, I'll come help you with your homework soon.” She nodded. “Okay mummy,” then scurried off. “What's with the long face?” I asked Rachel as she walked in so I closed the door behind her. “You've got any smoke?” She coughed. “I need it.” “Uhm… yeah, on the balcony. Let's go.” We both left to the balcony, and she lit the cigarette first thing, then took a long drag. Rachel coughed for ten whole seconds after, before staring at me with sad eyes. “Richard is such an asshole.”

" Rila, the MUA answered. “Masya Allah, is it because you make up the smart ones or you are really pretty Saz? You are so beautiful ”Sinta joked while hitting Saskia's back slowly. Saskia shook her head, confused about the treatment of three college friends who are now sitting snapping the camera on her cellphone, taking pictures of them with Saskia many times.

Mrs. Bennet looked at Rachel, hoping she would reprimand Ziggy for speaking out of order. Though instead of doing that, Rachel gave Ziggy a thumbs-up. Seeing that, Mrs. Bennet almost passed out. Rachel rubbed Ziggy's head. "Baby, you're so good. How did you learn to scold people without using swearwords?" Ziggy shrugged. "It's not that, I just can't be bothered to use swearwords on people like this."

She looked up and said, “Cassia, you’re going to spoil me.” Rachel was a mix of a clever little imp and a fairy. After she finished her breakfast, she thanked Mrs. Ziegler sweetly, “Thank you! Your cooking is good enough for you to open a burger restaurant.” Mrs. Ziegler smiled happily. When she heard that Rachel was leaving today, she felt a bit sad. “I’ll make some whoopie pies for you to take along.” Rachel looked around. “What happened to that beautiful young grandma from yesterday?” Lauren appeared with a smile. She held Rachel’s hand and refused to let go. “Oh, who’s this little angel? Sophie, can you please get married soon and give me a cute granddaughter like her?”

“I’m guessing coming up for air has been… a challenge?” I flushed, but the smile tugging at my mouth was impossible to hide. “It’s been… really nice.” Rachel raised a brow. I shrugged, still smiling. “Being taken care of. In more ways than one.” She smirked. “Atta girl.” We shared a look—one of those deeply female, deeply knowing looks—and then she leaned back in the chair, more relaxed. “You seem more like yourself,” she said softly. “It’s good to see.” I nodded. “It feels good to be seen.”

How suffocated she felt of this life. She dragged herself in to the place and found Leah giggling while looking at her phone. “Whoa! This guy really is a miracle worker.” Rachel said while Leah stood up to hug her. “Stop it!” Leah said, smiling, while her cheeks flushed red. “How is it going huh? You are smiling more, this must be something serious?” she said looking at Leah while smiling from ear to ear.