Smile Because It Happened Novels & Stories

It’s been so long since I smiled like this and I am genuinely happy this time. I turned to Marcus, and his smile was so intoxicating. They gave me the ten thousand dollars and I shoved it inside my purse saying, “Thank you,” “You won,” Marcus says as I stood near him. “Yes, thanks to you,” “Why?” “If you didn’t push me, I wouldn’t have participated in that,” she smiles, showing off her teeth. “I am glad that you’re smiling. It’s beautiful,” he says. And I was flabbergasted by that remark. “You should smile often,” I nod because that’s what I wish too.

No one, aside from me would know how much this meant to me. Sighing, I tapped my index finger on my desk, reflecting on the smile on her face. It was the first time she had genuinely smiled at me since she returned. The smile wasn't as forced as the ones I was used to. She was genuinely happy, making me feel accomplished for causing such an expression on her face. I have never been this happy before, not even when my father signed off the company to me after I completed my studies.

He said sadly Lisa smiled looking at him, George’s P. A became confused because he didn’t know why Lisa should be smiling over such a serious matter. “ Why are smiling? Does this seem like a joke to you Lisa!” He said angrily Lisa's face broke into a smile again, surprising George’s P.A. He couldn't help but wonder why she was still smiling in such a situation. Lisa's smile only grew wider as she reached into her pocket and pulled out her phone. She showed Mark a video, which left him intrigued.

I laughed harder as I found the situation quite funny. "Really, it wasn't close to funny when it happened. I didn't even know whether to cry or laugh." She said laughing harder. As the bitter experience had passed, it was now okay to laugh about it. Had it been the incident was still fresh, we dare not laugh about it. We'd probably be crying or something. Because, in reality, it was painful. "I'm sorry you had to encounter that but at least you got a hug" I said giving her a knowing look as I playfully teased her

“Thank you I will going to sing a few song again “ The man said and then he smiled I immediately took a deep breath when he smiled damn! those smile many people are probably victims of that smile huh? Like the man said, he sang a few songs and I finished all of them even though I had an important call, I ignored it so that I wouldn't miss his singing and movements. Why am I being like this? this is the first time I felt it! I have no idea what it is!

Because they talked last night and mentioned their ages. "Are you insane?" When she heard the person at the table across from her start talking, the smile that had been on her face vanished instantly. "Huh?" "Why are you smiling?" "No-Nothing.." She gulped in shame. Is it sinful to smile? "You recall something," "Not at all!" As she stepped onto the sand, she felt the warmth of the sun on her skin and smiled. It was time to enjoy the beach and the sound of the waves and forget her worries.

I stared at her in shock, not quite believing what was happening, but I couldn't help the smile that broke out on my lips. I froze when I realized I was smiling. I'm in serious trouble.

I suddenly got sad when our plan of swimming didn't happen. “Damien, I just want to apologize for what happened last night.” I said but he just smiled at me. “It's not your fault. Let's move on with that and the important thing that matters today is we have to enjoy the remaining hours left to us being here.” That's what he told me that made me smile. I have a place I want to go to and I am planning to go there later. I'm so excited.

She noted, curiosity flickering in her eyes as she looked at me. "I am.." I whispered, my eyes strained to the distance. " I just don't want to celebrate too early, you know? Fate has a way of smacking you on the face whenever you smile too widely." I added, a mocking smile playing on my lips. After everything that had happened in my life, starting from the Quinns, then Seris and Tavian, I was forced to learn a tough lesson. Things always seemed to go wrong whenever I smiled too brightly, whenever I started to celebrate. Whenever I started anticipating the light.

“Now your smile has grown dimmer.” "You wear your heart on your sleeve and let everyone trample over it." "He made you that way", he exhibited such soulful mourning it made my head spin. “No, Adam, my smile didn’t get dim. It just grew real,” I said, trying to steady the tremor that kept wanting to become sobs. I gathered myself — the way we do in cinemas when the heroine steers the plot from the precipice. “I don’t smile for the sake of smiling now. I smile because I’m happy, not because I’m hiding everything under a mask.”