Smile Because It Happened Novels & Stories

I suddenly asked trying to prolong the conversation to a point where he would smile again –of course I had picked the wrong question to ask for this was surely going to remind him of his pain. “Oh, it was just a stupid training,” he said and to my surprise, his smile didn’t fade away as I had thought. “And a silly excuse too if you ask me,” he added. This made me curious. How could someone have a near-death experience and smile about it like the memories behind the pain was a good one? “What happened?” I blurted out as my entire being wanted to know what was going on. He looked into my eyes and I could see the laughter dancing deep within his eyes. I cocked my head to the side and raised my

"I'm sorry." "No, don't be, it's not your fault, things happen. Sometimes we blame ourselves for unfortunate situations while we shouldn't. I'm fine. I'm not hurt in any way. But I'm glad you came in time, just like the way you always do." Her face lit up with a warm smile, and a small fetching dimple appeared on her cheek, making her look more adorable.

"What I'm saying is, you don't have to force a smile anymore, because I have a good plan for us to escape this place." "What!" She exclaimed. "Ok, you don't understand, let me explain all the steps to..." "Hold on, what!!!" She exclaimed again. "Who said I'm being forced to smile?" "You said that yourself." I said, puzzled. "Can't you remember saying that your smile doesn't get off whenever he is around?" . She burst out into laughter and regained her composure after about two minutes of laughing hysterically. "I only said that because he makes me so happy that whenever he is around me, I can't help myself from smiling."

I was suddenly horrified when I thought I was smiling because of him. I’m the teaser, but why do I seem to be so affected? Lord, why am I the one smiling like an idiot? Why is that?

You may be taking a walk through the sidewalk or probably pondering how miserable your life has been that day then all of a sudden you see that special someone among the midst of a crowd of people and your heart will just rejoice and take a giant leap. Well, this is not an entry you should waste your time reading but a way for me to assure you that there are still some good people in this world that you are yet to meet! A lot of us here have been involved in bad relationships, suffered heart breaks and rejections. A lot of us there are victims of racial abuse and social injustice, but despite all these bad things that comes across our way, we should always be positive and believe that there

She had gone through enough in her life. "You didn't." I said, sternly. My gaze still fixed in hers in a convincing manner. "You didn't, okay?" I continued. Just as if being controlled or hypnotized, she nodded. "You didn't kill anyone!" I repeated and she stared at me as if I was speaking a foreign language to her. "I didn't?" She asked. I nodded. "Yes. All that happened was not your fault." I smiled, making her smile a little too. It's indeed true... Laugh is contagious. You should laugh more often to spread happiness and make the world a better place.

I said and he smiled. He had a really nice smile I would admit. “How?” I asked. “You were tense up earlier, change of emotion causes your other side to come out. Now you are calm, so it has returned.” He said, “I see,” I responded , nodding. “Don't think it works like that always. If it happens in public are you going to run here?” He asked. Well, truly he had a point.

After years, I am smiling without forcing it. And it feels like permission to live again.

I don't know who these words are gonna help today, but I want you ( anyone reading this) to know that no matter what happens in life or how people make you feel irrelevant, you should keep on smiling. One day, you'll be the one they will look up to. It's just a matter of time. #smile_because_you_matter ❤ ❤ A new part. Enjoy-------------------------------- Hunter's P.O.V. ——————— After a long and unsurprisingly annoying day of work, I arrive home a few to seven.

It wasn't the smile of someone in love, but of someone who had found a little peace in accepting things as they were. At that moment, I had accepted that things had to happen, and I had remembered the reasons why I was doing this, why I was fighting, and that, for now, was enough.