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I say honestly as I look at the trees passing by "you gone be cool ma, just be yo self and you good" I smile at his advice "just don't laugh you don't want to scare him away with yo hyena laugh" I push his shoulder "shut up you cant be serious for one second" "I can be serious ma but I'm just trying help you cuz if he say some funny and you start cackling he might get scared" I stared at him "what, I mean I'm used to it but he not".

“That he might come to claim the children and I would not have any say about it. I mean he said it over and over again until it started to hurt and it made me really think about it.” I was shocked by this but I didn’t know when I started to laugh about what he had said. I bawled out laughing while leaning back in my seat. This had to be the funniest thing I had heard of today. “What’s funny?” he asked with widened eyes. “I’m so sorry,” I apologized. “It’s what you said that is funny.” “I don’t understand how what I said is a joke.”

It is because of a prophecy’. For a second, I’m able to maintain a straight face, and then the laughter is out before I can stop it, and I don’t stop. It’s good to laugh again, even when the reason is ridiculous as it can be. Just when I thought I’ve heard enough absurdities, Quain comes up with one of these.

Adrian’s friends moved faster than he did. One of them reached out and ripped it from my hand, ending the call mid-ring. Another laughed under his breath, like he’d just seen something absurd. “Seriously?” someone scoffed. “Your fiancée runs into a little trouble and the first thing she does is call her mommy?” Another chimed in, shaking his head with a laugh. “Adrian, this is next-level childish. We’re grown adults, not kindergarteners. What’s she going to do next—cry for a nanny?”

someone yelled. "I won’t shut up until someone answers!" Lucas shouted back, clearly enjoying the attention. "We don’t know and we don’t care, so shut the hell up, Lucas!" another voice barked. "Wrong! It’s called Lemon-aid! Get it? Like the drink?" The groan this time was even louder. "Dad jokes are never, ever funny," Elodie muttered, shaking her head.

he wished there was more of it. And him? He’d been laughing lately but nothing like that. In fact.. he didn’t think he had ever laughed that hard in his entire life. And for that long .. nope that was for sure the first time he’d ever been laughing to the point he couldn’t speak. “Em are you like .. okay?” Sylvia asked carefully. “Oh yeah … I’m good. That was so fucking funny.,” she said. “Erm. What was so fucking funny?” Mickey asked.

Good luck with that anyway. "Just go with your gut feeling. It's not that I'm saying you should do something awful but do whatever you want to do." He finally says. I don't know why I find that funny. I burst out laughing, shaking my head at him. It gets funnier when he joins me in laughing. Fuck. "Thank you." I say, pressing my lips together. "I needed that." He nods. "The laugh?" I squint my eyes at him. "No, silly. The talk. It was great."

Although, I and Leah saw nothing to laugh about from their little tale, their manner of laughter seemed to support our beliefs. "You were overthrown and sent into exile still worst, with a curse and all you do is laugh?" Leah went on a friendly offensive. What was she thinking? Was she expecting to cry? I had to intervene. "I think it's not bad if someone laughs out his or her problems. It's one sure way of killing anxiety." Eric pointed his fingers at me in a matter of seconds. I agree with you, Leah. Our Problems should not be given any chance to imprison our laughter."