Scream Laughing Novels & Stories

GRACE'S POV At Susan's scream, I burst into laughter, clutching my stomach as she nearly fell off the couch. “You’re lying! You have got to be lying!” She pleaded, eyes wide open. “I wish I was,” I said between laughs. My stomach was aching at that point. “That is insane. It's a full-blown disaster. There's no way they can do damage control, not at this point.” she said, shaking her head rapidly. “Exactly.” I concurred, still feasting on my popped kernels.

I laugh uncontrollably, screaming, squirming and trying hard to break free from him and his attacks. “You want to laugh? I’ll give you something to laugh about.” He says, not stopping for a moment. I laughing so hard right now that tears are threatening to fall out my eyes. “Stopppppppp” I yell amidst laughter. “Say please.” “Pleaseeeeeee” I can fill my throat tighten from laughing so much. “Say you’re sorry.” “I’m sorryyyyy.” I plead before he finally stops. I laugh for some time before I finally catch my breath. Wiping the tears that escaped during the attacks.

I screamed and then he looked at me laughing at the way I shook, hiding from the cold water that came out everywhere. “Stop laughing and change the water!” I screamed at him before slapping his chest and he laughed more.

Elena wiped a tear of genuine laughter from the corner of her eye, looking at the two of them as if they were nothing more than low-budget clowns performing a thoroughly entertaining comedy routine. "Oh, Liam," Elena said, her conversational tone smooth, steady, and dripping with a terrifyingly calm confidence. "You and your little friend really are a masterpiece of comedy."

Their intimate actions felt like sharp knives against my heart. I hid in a corner, raised my phone, turned on the camera, and aimed it at them before pressing record. Eva was playfully twirling Johann's tie in her fingers, her actions seductive and provocative. "Surely Nancy wouldn't mind that I keep taking up all of your time, Mr. Garner?" A look of disgust appeared in Johann's eyes as he replied, "Stop bringing up that woman's name when we're together. You're ruining the mood." Eva just chuckled and said, "That's right. This is our 'working hours' after all…"

I continued screaming. While I was quivering in panic and fear, Hayden was having the time of his life as he laughed at me. I could hear his loud laughter above all the spooky music that was playing. “It’s gone. You’re so funny. I can’t stop laughing…” Hayden said in between his amused laughs. “It’s not funny! I’m getting out of here…” I stated firmly. “Don’t run! It’s dark…you’ll trip,” Hayden warned.

“Make me scream until there's nothing left in my head.” Miller laughed so hard, he shook his head helplessly, “You're getting wild, Sabby.”

I scoffed, “No, Darling, but you can’t deny that you have a strong will and an unwillingness to bend” “So, you are calling me pig headed?” I laughed. I don’t know why I'm laughing. This is definitely not a time to laugh or joke. But the whole thing is just so unbelievable, that if I don’t laugh now, I may scream. And things tend to blow up when I scream. “Not in those words exactly” Lunaya teased. I huffed and rolled my eyes with a smirk.

“This creepy smiling Raiden that’s looking at everybody like he just escaped an asylum.” I really tried to hold it in. I really did. But the look on Zayden’s face was priceless. Without any warning… no clue at all… I lost it. A laugh burst out of me before I had any chance of stopping it. Oh No… Not a chuckle. Not one of those polite little laughs people fake because they feel obligated. A real laugh. A deep, booming belly laugh that rolled out of my chest with enough force to make my stomach hurt. It echoed throughout the room. The sound bounced off the walls. Hell… It startled me almost as much as everyone else. I couldn’t remember the last time I’d laughed like that. Neither could Nyx. Wh

I covered my mouth with my free hand, the laughter bubbling up uncontrollably, fueled by a strange mix of adrenaline, shock, and total frustration. Laziel reached out, placing a firm, stabilizing hand on my shoulder, "Rhea. What is funny? This isn't funny. This is a serious threat. That person knows you, they're telling you they've been watching you for a long time." But I couldn't stop. The soft laugh turned into a full-blown, slightly hysterical cackle. I threw my head back, tears pricking my eyes, "Oh, God." I finally managed, wiping a hand across my eyes, trying to catch my breath, "I just... I just can't believe it."