Smiling Friends Humans Novels & Stories

The smile blooming on her lips doesn't match the sharp glint in her eyes. "Of course, anything for my dear friend." Hidi's scowl fades, but not quite. A strange little smile sits on her face at a crooked angle, the word "friend" carrying a weight that seems to pull it down at the edges. "I'm glad you're back."

This Gilbert human also smiles at those random people, but she didn’t feel it is the same smile he often uses to everyone in here, her included, also her master. When he was smiling at her and Jai, and Darrion, and other windlets, he was smiling genuinely. She also didn’t feel any threat coming from him. That’s why she kind of like this human. Besides, he also talks politely, calmly, and nicely. She didn’t mind having him around. She had considered him a friend. Also Mika human, Raul human, Kotori human, Saburo human, Harris human… Everyone in here. Speaking about Harris, that energetic human had just come back with food. She went upstairs to look for Jai because it’s time for lunch. And she

Amanda said and Alysa couldn't take it anymore, she passed out ***** Her eyes seems heavy as she tried opening them,, finally it went wide open. " Finally " Nikki groaned out Alysa sighed and tried getting up " Humans are so weak,,I hate them " Liz said from the room corner " So,,does that mean,,am the only human here in this room??" Alysa asked and they nodded " Fuck,," She muttered " We won't hurt you okay?? You don't have to be scared,, we are friends now " Amanda said Alysa managed to nod her head,,if someone told her a week ago that she's going to make friends with nonhumans,she will definitely slap the person,but now here she is. In the midst of witches and devils.

“I think I used to believe people became friends because they were similar.” A pause. “Now I think people become friends because they understand each other.” The words lingered between them. Beautiful words. True words. He smiled. “That sounds like an important lesson.” “I think so too.” The evening settled around them slowly. Comfortably. Eventually she looked toward him again. “You changed too.” That surprised him. “I did?” She nodded. “You smile more.” Interesting. Very interesting. He considered arguing. Then realized he could not. Because she was right. Years ago smiling had felt rare.

One minor hand contact with someone else could ruin everything. I took another breath before looking up, nearly jumping as I saw Ray standing in the doorway, arms and knees crossed. “Are you alright?" His voice was sweet and filled with compassion. "Yes... Um, why? How long have you been there?" I uncomfortably wiped away my tears. "You are crying. And no, I just got here—so let's say, half a second." He smiled. He looked like a different man. “My friend has recently lost her grandmother and needs my comfort. Please let me go now.” I lied.

data-p-id=591dbce81da4eadae61e18c41cdcd8fe,"You're crazy if you think we're letting you go so easily. We love you baby girl and we don't care if you like men, women or both all we care about is your happiness and if that's what makes you happy, screw what anyone has to say and if somebody tries to judge our baby girl, they'll have all three of us to deal with, okay? Sasha assures me with a warm smile. The tears I had been holding back suddenly pour out and I cry out this time not fighting back my happy tears. I was extremely happy to have such wonderful friends, they are really the best people in the world and in my life. data-p-id=9a12824ae1eb7a844efd0099782b1514, data-p-id=1a470c709154b354

“Thanks, I really needed that slap. And that wasn't me,” I smiled. “Friends?,” “Friends,”

she shrieked excitedly, her face lighting up with a bright smile. She threw her arms around Nina and Mabel, pulling them into a warm hug. Nina and Mabel giggled, their faces flushed with happiness, as they hugged Sofia back. The three friends stood there, embracing each other, their faces radiating joy and excitement.

She smiles softly. "Those are good friends." "They are. Some of the best I've ever had."

Familiar faces. Demi’s friends. And their smirks sent a chill down my spine.