Solo Leveling Smile Novels & Stories

She sidesteps my attempt to get her name again. I’m starting to feel frustrated. Damn Miyamura and his annoying girlfriend. “You are correct, Miss”. It’s a shame to throw away all the work I put into being the ideal secretary, but two can play this game. She waits for me to continue, but seeing me say nothing after— her smile grows. “And what exactly am I correct about Sora?”. Sora?. “Everything and anything Miss”. I return her smile with one of mine. It’s called the ‘smile politely while saying nothing’ smile. I reserve it for difficult alphas and troublesome kids.

I smile—sharp, joyless. “Come and make me.”

The kind of gesture that said, yeah, this place sucks, too. I smiled. A real one this time. It looks like I’m not the only one alone.

George smiled. The specific, small, completely genuine smile that she had catalogued as her favorite version of all his expressions — the smile that arrived when he was neither performing for an audience nor managing a situation, when he was simply finding something worth smiling about. "She's not going to tell you," he said. "She's going to show you." Julia looked at her daughter. Luna looked back. And smiled. Not the newborn reflexive expression — the specific, genuine, intentional smile of someone who has identified the person they are communicating with and is communicating something specific.

His smile sharpened, slow and dangerous. “Well, well. The game just got interesting.”

He says with a goofy smile. I try not to smile but I fail miserably. “Come on, Wesley. I’m being serious. Be serious for once.” I say. He breathes out loudly. “Okay, okay. I’m switching to serious mode. Go ahead, I’m listening.” He says. “Someone texted me.” I say. “Okay?” He drags the word. “It was weird. It was a smiling emoji and then some quote about me getting to close to fire and being burned.” I say.

I nodded, “Thank you. I look forward to it.” Joshua and I stayed downstairs, greeting Alphas, Lunas, Betas and Co-Betas all morning. I knew there was no way I would be able to remember all their names. I looked at my mate after meeting what felt like the four-hundredth Alpha and whispered, “I think my cheeks are going to start spasming soon if I have to keep wearing this fake smile.” He chuckled, “Then don’t fake smile. Only smile when you really like it.” I relaxed my face, “Thank you.” He laughed, “You are so funny. You do realize we knew you were faking that smile. Your genuine smiles always make your eyes shine and your genuine laugh is totally infectious.” I smiled, “You are so sweet.”

"Like this? I winced, "No, not that kind of smile, You'll only scare people away." "Oh. I don't know how to smile." He looked down. "I guess it comes off naturally when I'm happy.." I looked at his face carefully, trying to see his expression. "Are you happy now?" Shrugging, he said, "A little." He then pointed at the sky, like a child pointing to his favorite toy. "Look, there's the sunset!" he exclaimed. He sounded a bit excited and he cleared his throat, fixing his composure. "I mean, the sunset...yeah."

Michal suggested as they walked towards the car. "Perfect idea sis." Lekky snapped her fingers happily, "But what will the title be?" She asked. "Smiling In Heaven." Hammed added. "Wow! What a perfect title." Lekky exclaimed. "Smiling In Heaven." Michal and Lekky chorused, they stopped and looked at each other. "She's truly Smiling In Heaven." Michal smiled, she was happy she still had Hammed and Lekky with her, they've been through so much together but they were still with each other.

Knight or the money I would be giving her in a while. I hate this for me. “Ok, that's it.” Liam's tensed muscles carefully relaxed. “There is no need for me to tell you the reward for your actions if you end up not meeting up with our agreement. Let's get it done with a flow,” He smiled genuinely, his face lightening up. Damn, how can someone switch up smoothly? He looks like the sweet person I saw a while ago again. Liam looks so boyish that I wish I could tell him to always keep this smile on his face, but this time I am not falling for it.