Simply Funny Novels & Stories

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August frowned at them and wondered what was making them laugh. She pursed her lips and asked, “Did I say something funny? “No babe”. Jenny said and giggled. “Then why are you girls laughing? She asked them. “Sorry for the laugh, you look so cute that’s why”. Anita grinned and said which made her embarrassed. “You all are such a bully”. She said angrily. “Are you always like this? Anita asked, “Like what? August asked back. “Like jovial, simple and lovable “. Anita replied to her.

🎶🎼 Fat Funny Friend By Maddie Zahm I break the ice… so they don’t see my size… and I have to be nice… or I be next punchline… I’m just the best friend in a Hollywood movie… who only exists to continue the story… the girl gets the guy while I’m standing off screen… so I wait for my cue to be comic relief… Can’t be too loud, can’t be too busy… if I don’t answer now how they still gonna need me… can’t be too proud, can’t be think pretty… do there keep me around so their flaws just seem silly? Life of a funny fat friend… life of a funny fat friend…

he trails off "come on it'll be fun, I've never been friends with a female before " Ace watched his chest tightening as Sky did something uncharacteristic, she laughed, not a deep, obnoxious loud laugh but a small dainty one, it sounded like she didn't want anyone to hear like it was a crime, her laughter, but to Ace, her laughter was a melody to his ears and he wanted to do things that'll make her laugh all the time now because there was something wrong with the world without it. "Somehow I find that hard to believe. I'm sure if we interviewed half of the girls at Lake view they will attest to the fact that they are very friendly with the Ace Reed"

eat? "Then, the big fish said, 'I... like... to... eat... small... fish... that... talks... slowly.' "After that, the small fish said, 'Oh, no!'" Nobody made a sound after Stella told the joke. Stella also thought that it was kind of a bad joke. So, she coughed and said, "Is it not funny?" Vermont showed his support. "No, it's hilarious." However, Keegan said sarcastically, "Do you mean ridiculous?"

Slim I stared down at her, waiting for her to speak. Her eyes widened just a bit, and I knew I caught her off-guard. But as she laughed, I raised an eyebrow. "That," she paused to laugh. "That was smooth," she said, pulling away from me as she laughed. I crossed my arms over my chest and leaned back against the railing, waiting for her to sober up. As untimely as this was, it amused me how she could laugh in serious situations. It seemed like the only time she was genuinely happy.

It's embarrassing that he's in a bad mood these days, so he's tired of rice and craving pho. Temporarily just wanting cheap things that anyone can have. I feel really bad for you. If you exercise a lot, you must be tired, right? The one who has to say sorry is you, sorry for not "visiting" me. She emphasized each word as if to poke fun at her. Marilyn heard her speak and immediately turned pale, she stomped her feet and hugged him. “You really know how to joke. Brother Simon is so good, he can't choose anyone.

For the first time in a long while, her laughter was very light and unburdened. Camille smirked, satisfied. “See? Even scumbags can have one use—they make good jokes.”

The absurdity of it all… the manipulation, the ultimatum, the sheer audacity, it was too much. My father barked, his eyes narrowing to dangerous slits, "And what's so funny, Graham? This is hardly the time for hysterics. Your life is falling apart and your mother is trying to hand you a lifeline." I wheezed, wiping a stray tear from the corner of my eye that had absolutely nothing to do with joy. My chest ached from the effort of breathing through the laughter. "What's funny? The funny thing here is that you actually think you can use my own child as a bargaining chip. That is truly, spectacularly funny. I mean, the sheer audacity, Mother. It's almost impressive."

She shook her head. “Nothing.” But she knew they wouldn’t buy it. “It’s just… just a joke I read.” “Seriously. What joke?” Justin asked, raising a challenging brow at her. Shit! She had to make up a joke really quickly. She cleared her throat. “N-not all men are annoying. Some are dead.” She faked an angelic smile on her face. “Ha-ha. That’s really funny,” Justin said, faking a laugh. Then in a more serious tone he said, “You know, technically speaking, it’s office hours. But don’t think of me as your boss. Think of me as your cousin—who could fire you.”