Smile Dog Novels & Stories

"How can I record when I'm lying down! I need to sit up, sit up..." After saying that, the young man smiled toward the camera. "Faster, faster..." At that time, the camera was very close to him. Molly found that when the young man smiled, he would show two lovely canine teeth. He had a gentle and handsome face, but the lovely canine teeth made his whole temperament change, especially his smile. Although he looked pale, his smile was as dazzling as the sun. At this time, the female voice sounded again. "Okay, it's done..."

"If I may ask, what's your name?" Gosh, he talks a lot. Having had enough of him I stand up gathering my things and look for somewhere else to seat. I hear footsteps behind me. Quickly I turn around and slam! I thought I hit a wall but no, it was that stupid annoying boy that wouldn't let me be. For the first time since our conversation, I have a proper look at his face. "Hi," he smiles at me rubbing slow circles up and down my arms steadying me. His smile makes me want to, smile. Is that even possible?.

I bit my lip, because there was a noiseless mystery he was enveloped in, despite being with the dogs. He stopped and held the ball, laughing out loudly, while the dogs stood waiting for him to throw the ball, wiggling their tails sideways with their tongues out, as they panted. Jealousy jolt on my insides, on seeing how happy he was, with his dogs. I wished he could be that happy with me. But he'd be so cold to me. He rarely ever did smile. He had never even laugh with me. But here he was, laughing heartedly with his dogs.

I was still caressing her face when that pup came and sat down near my things with her face over my lap. This dog is dumb…!! Shooking my head, I again look at Aarohi and found her sleeping peacefully. I got curious when I saw her smiling a little. Very little in her sleep. But without my knowing, a smile formed on my face too. Looking at her for few more minutes, I finally decided to get up. Half heartily I detached my hand from her face and then slowly put that pup’s face on mattress carefully. He was also sleeping very peacefully.

Mrs Darmi moved her legs many times. She smiled. The dislocated leg, which initially hurt a lot when She moved it, is now normal. The pain disappeared somewhere, replaced with a happy glow on her face. She tried to get up slowly and then stood up and moved her legs and took a step. "Alhamdulillah. My leg doesn't hurt anymore. My foot doctor is cured, thank God. Thank you, Sazkia. Thank you." Sazkia nodded.

Gray’s nose flared in anger as his eyebrows narrowed onto Robin. “You…..you mongrel!” he shouted, about to slap him hard on the face. But then something happened. Robin stopped the slap with his hands right away. Gray purred at him. “What are you doing?”. “You don’t have the right to slap me in the middle of the street with so many people around watching us,” Robin replied with a smile. “You are going to ruin your image, you know?”.

The old woman lay on her bed, unable to move a single muscle. Slowly and painfully, she turned her head. A brown dog, of no particular breed, was sitting by her bedside, looking at her with sad, brown eyes. When he saw her turning her head, he moved a little closer, touching her cheek with his soft, cold nose. Slowly and with some difficulty, she smiled, which accentuated the wrinkles on her thin face. She tried to raise her hand to pat him, but her strength gave way, and her hand fell limply by the bed.

Jayden said, rubbing his hand over his dog's head and I found myself wanting to run my fingers through its fur too. "You can touch him. He won't bite you." Sonia said, giving me a bright smile as I took out my hand from the window making the sleeve of my dress fall backwards and revealing my scarred wrist. But I was so involved with touching Dimitri that I hadn't noticed and when my hand touched the dog, a smile broke out on my lips. He was so soft. Dimitri lowered his head as I saw his tail wagging behind him making Jayden laugh. "Wolves do that too. When they are happy, they shake their tails like that." I said excitedly just as Dimitri purred and tried to lick my fingers.

Crab tried to burrow his way into the beach sand while my pooch just pulled him back and dropped him as if they were playing their own version of hide and seek. "Trixie, enough girl! Let's go home," I called with a smile on my face. Her expression always brought me a smile. Huskies got the best facial expression among the dogs, do you know that? With one more bark, she took off after me, occasionally bumping her body into my legs as we walked home. Trixie, the name itself is enough to bring a smile on my face. She is my three-year-old husky, I rescued from the roadside on a cold winter morning. Sounds cliché doesn't it? But that's what happened.

Why am I smiling? In long strides, I met up with him. The dog noticed me first as he nuzzles my leg. " Good dog", I smirked at him. Even the dog wanted me to walk him, Sebb sighed in frustration, he released the rope. At least he doesn't look angry, that is a progress. " Don't lose him", Sebastian grumbled. " I am sorry", I quickly apologize before he leave and I meant it. " I am sorry for being so rude."