Smile Book Character Novels & Stories

, Veronica who was in the Red flamy gown, stumped her feet as she glared at Carole, her manager. Just as Veronica said this, she felt a pull on her cloth. Veronica was scared witless, thinking it was an animal but when her eyes stares into a pair of big watery eyes, her words got stuck in her throat. The little girl who was pulling her cloth blinked her eyes cutely, refusing to utter any word. Although the little girl was covered in dirt, Veronica didn't seem to mind and instead squatted to her level. She smiled as she handed a piece of Candy to the little girl, who joyfully hummed away, making Veronica chuckle.

I repeated my answer to him. "Best decision you've ever made baby" he said with a cocky smile and kissed me again, conveying all the emotions he was feeling into it. Hello guys. Thanks for sticking with this book. I hope you enjoyed the chapter. Predictions? suggestions? Corrections? Vote ☑️ /comment.

It was a colorful crayon drawing of three stick figures standing hand in hand in front of a giant yellow house. Me, Liam, and Charlotte. "That's beautiful, sweetie," I murmured, my finger tracing the bright lines. "Daddy's head is exceptionally large, though." Charlotte giggled, leaning her head against my shoulder. "Because Daddy is super tall and super smart!" "Fair enough," I chuckled, before pointing to the figure next to him. "And this is me?" "Yup! See how big your smile is?" I stared at the cheerful red curve on the paper figure's face. "Why am I smiling so much?"

I stared at the book cover and saw something weird. On the top left side of the cover of the book, was a sticker of something blue... Once I recognized it my eyes widened. It was a...smurf sticker? I double-checked and saw I was right. The smurf sticker was staring back at me, a big smile on his face. He was jumping, happy. I got the other series to check if there were other stickers also. Alas, every single one of the books has different stickers of smurfs doing different poses on the top of the book covers.

Archie looked at the occupants of the pastel room one by one while flashing a small smile and warm gaze. "Anyone want to tell me?" Archie gave all his attention to the blonde girl who was busy squeezing her fingers. Aware of being noticed, the little girl raised her head —looking at Archie sadly. "You're asking me?" asked the girl doubtfully. Archie nodded confidently. He hastily sat on the edge of the girl's bed when he got a sweet smile that displayed a pair of bunny teeth with a ridge on one side as a complement. The girl looks so cute and adorable when she smiles.

Jacob walked behind me, his own eyes cast down, thinking about what lay beneath the mystery of my smile. Smiling gently, lips in a sweet curve, I walked alongside Jacob. My smile was the slow and deliberate kind, a slow smile spreading across my face like a sunrise sweeps across the sky. But Jacob had no idea why I smiled; the satisfaction and control I felt surged through my veins. He looked at me, seeking my eyes for an answer, but I simply continued smiling back in amusement with a glint in my eyes, savoring the moment.

Only unanswered questions lingered in Smiles's head, leaving her hanging in space, in the world of questions. Trying to calm herself down, she saw them, Mark and Xena. Walking towards her, it's like a test on her self-control. Watching them with the malicious smile on Xena's face was no good sign but her being Smiles, the only last one of her kind, she could only brave up herself, putting in a straight and happy face.

Her face sat in a sad smile and I badly wanted to erase it. "I have the book." I watched her eyes widen. "Have had it since I was a kid. You can come over to my quarters anytime you are free and we could both read it. I mean I'd love to read that silly book again." Star mouth fell into an open mouthed smile, reminding me of a child. "Yes! Of course, yes. Thank you." Then it happened, like a termite would creep under a rock, I felt my heart lift as I watched her smile. Her smile was like none I've seen before. I didn't take much effort to return it with one just as bright.

He said in an upbeat voice. “What are you doing here? Are we gonna play inside their brain?” Sleepy that usually was sleepy suddenly became so energetic. “I love your storybook.” “Oh well thank you.” He said humbly. “I want to join the fun as well!” Smiley raised his hand. “I mean… some of us can make the time.” Smart looked excited as well. “Sounds like a lot of fun. Count me in.” Sly swept his hair to the back. “Except you can’t.”

"Well, because I am a sick girl that is barely just allowed out of her room. If you knew, my friends are ghosts, memories, and the characters of my books." "Not that I'm the friendliest person that you can meet either, you've noticed." "Yeah... you're grumpy, and sometimes don't measure what you say, but your intentions are still good. You're not so bad after all." Oh, his heart skipped a beat there. He had a hard time holding the smile that threatened to come out then. "Is that a compliment?" He allowed himself to laugh and joke about it, which was the best way to cover himself and be less obvious.