Serious Face Meme Novels & Stories

* inserts teary eyed face emoji * Sam: Not if you wanna join me on an assassination mission Me: Hard pass. Don't want to be gassed by you Sam: I am so close to blocking you, nerd * sends huff angry emoji a dozen times * Me: Try blocking the gas tubes instead XD Sam: * inserts middle finger *

He was just standing in front of me, the sincerity was in his eyes. Minutes have passed and we were still staring at each other. He was surprised when I suddenly burst into laughter. “W-Why are you laughing? W-What’s funny?” he asked innocently. “Your face! Hahaha! Your face is hilarious! Hahaha!” “M-My face?” he touched his face as if trying to find something. “W-What’s wrong with it?” I continue laughing. “Being so serious doesn’t suit you! Hahaha!” His brows furrowed. “What? What do you—Are you saying that I look like a fool?!”

He in turn groaned in reluctance, and a moment's stillness later, he spoke like he was spilling gold out of his pie-hole, "I am the one who you like to call the Jerk Mummy King." Do you ever just forget to hide your expressions for a minute and then you're like 'I did not mean to make that face out loud'? Yes. That face. I was making exactly that face right about now. The Oh-sh*t-I'm-screwed face. Think! Think Lithe think! You are the sassy, smartassy most awesome little lollipop triple dipped in brilliance. Making an excuse is a piece of cake. Anything will do. Just speak up. You know you have got this. You can do this!

he told me, and I burst into laughter. "With this face? Isn't that hilarious?" I wondered. "What's so funny, bro?" he asked, surprised. I got up, cleaned my face with my palms, and said, "Everything's funny – the accident, seven years in a coma, and now making a public appearance with this face." "You aren't the first to have met this fate," he said. "Well, I know the Frankenstein monster did," I replied. "I'm not talking about movies," he snapped. "That's my favorite movie," I said.

“Goddamit Amelia, what’s so funny?” I tried to hold my laughter and said, “I’ll tell you, I’ll tell you.” I took a deep breath and tried not to look at Max’s face and that left eyebrow to avoid even more laughter. I said, “Whenever you have your serious face on, your left eyebrow goes up in such an arc that it is the most hilarious thing ever.” Max had a quizzical look on his face, and I laughed even harder at his expression. He took his cellphone and tried to stare at his reflection in it. I think he saw it because he joined in my laughter with a chuckle of his own.

Alex gulped as he started backing away. “Did I whisper? I heard myself pretty well. Didn’t you hear what I said?” I asked out loud. Jake shivered after seeing the look on my face. I’ve always been told that I look scary when I’m serious. I was struggling to keep my composure when I saw their fallen faces. It was getting hard to keep my face as serious as possible when the constipated look on Jake’s face deepened. His red face was so funny that my composure dissipated into thin air.

His body went stiff, as if he was in huge shock. He turned to look at Zoe. Zoe furrowed her brows. What kind of expression was that on Jay's face? She had agreed to him. Yet, was he upset? Was he playing her for a fool? "If that was just a passing remark, forget that I said yes." Zoe's face fell. She really should not hold out any hope for Jay. "I was serious, even more serious than your teacher in school," Jay immediately said. He was so serious he lost all control over his facial expressions.

Sana said by making a fake sad face. "Oh, you are one of those !! Whose teased their friend..." Iru said. "Yeah, I am one of those like you. Remember you also did the same with me and Sunny." By saying that Sana stops and now her face is really sad. "I am sorry Sana. Can't you forgive Sunny ?" Iru said.

F*ck, I’m doomed! **********

"You should have seen your face. Oh my God, you looked like I held a gun to your head and was going to murder you. God, this is so hilarious. I should have taken a picture." "Dad, really, I—" I stomped my foot on the ground, my face heating up. His chuckles increased, and I frowned, letting him have his fun. "Sorry, baby, but this is just too funny." After laughing for what seemed like hours, he finally straightened, wiping the tears that had gathered in his eyes from laughing too much. "Okay, on a more serious note now. Who is going to bash my son's face into the wall? Should I be worried?"