Susie Laughing Novels & Stories

I smiled at her and took her hand. -"Never felt better, It is my birthday today, I'm celebrating." Susan jumped near us and hugged us both. -Yeeeeey. Let's have a party bitches!" Sus squeezed as into a cheese. Firstly Maria was so serious she was challenging me with her gaze but then she couldn't help and laugh together with Sus, and with me too.

As soon as Susie came out of the Hall Group, the smile on her face instantly disappeared. She took out her phone and called Lucas. She had just made the phone call, but it was immediately rejected. Susie chuckled and hit again. This time, Lucas didn't hang up the phone. "Speak!" "I was downstairs at the Hall Group." Upon hearing her words, Lucas' eyes darkened and he asked, "What do you want to do?" "It's nothing, just giving Ms. Hall an invitation."

Brie chose not to say anything, she just made a face and looked down. "Brie, what is wrong with you?" Asked her grandmother. She still didn't say anything. "Just don't talk to that lazy shit anymore," Mary told her mother. They all heard a wine glass being belled with a fork and everyone faced front. It was Susie making the opening remark. "Good evening my dear family and friends," Susie started. "I see everyone is dressed formally except for one ugly duckling at the side," she purposely joked and laughed. Everyone stared at Brieanna then the crowd was filled with chuckles.

Aurora's heart thumped as the memory lane ended and she screamed in excitement while jumping up and down like a kangaroo. "OMG! OMG! OMG…" Susan'seyes broadened. "Oh God, Aurora, are you okay. Do I need to call a doctor? Please don't lose your mind…" She panicked seeing her friend behaving like this. Aurora cupped her cheek while laughing like a maniac. "Susie, Susie, Susie. I love you… now you see what I will do.."

Jordan adds. See? Perfect for each other. They’re both laughing at themselves, finding humor in the way they tease us. “You done,” I ask them, and they laugh a little harder, cozied up next to each other. “Sue us. We’re relieved we don’t have to lock the two of you in a room to work it out,” Sabrina says. Piper rolls her eyes, but reaches forward to give her friend a parting hug. “So dramatic.” “You guys taking off,” she asks her. “After all that excitement?”

Then the unmistakable choked giggle of Suki. All heads turned just in time to see Suki stroll casually into the room, still in her volleyball jersey, sweat dampening her bangs. She covered her mouth dramatically, eyes dancing with suppressed laughter. “Wow,” she said, her tone dripping with amusement. “So this is what I missed while spiking balls in the gym?” “Suki,” her father snapped. “What do you know about this?”

Susan asked Mockery in her voice and a smirk on her face. “Who wants to be her friend, she is just a B*tc-” she stops mid-sentence. Finally, she comes to know that she has exposed her real face in front of them. She looks at Susan as if she has seen the ghost. A victory smile forms on Susan’s face. I turn to see what exactly is she up to, wasn’t she angry at me. I see from the corner of my eyes not only Susan but others also have a smile n their face. What’s so funny about their talk is that everybody is smiling like this I try to go through their talk in my mind but I don’t find it funny in slight a bit.

“Sure, because I’m in a great frame of mind to proofread ads now.” Sue laughed and bit her lip. She shrugged at Knight in mock sympathy and turned to leave, knowing that Knight’s eyes would be on her ass. .............

“I wanted to go with you.” I gave her a small smile, then patted her shoulder. “It’s fine. I know you’re busy, too.” “Pfft, not that busy,” she answered, but didn’t push it further. “Just, bring him flowers from me, okay?” We started walking toward the lockers as Sue excitedly told me about a new pose she learned from a fashion vlog. Sue enjoys modeling, but she doesn’t take it too seriously—it’s more of a hobby for her. When we spotted Michelle approaching, Sue’s face practically lit up with excitement.

Adrian’s friends moved faster than he did. One of them reached out and ripped it from my hand, ending the call mid-ring. Another laughed under his breath, like he’d just seen something absurd. “Seriously?” someone scoffed. “Your fiancée runs into a little trouble and the first thing she does is call her mommy?” Another chimed in, shaking his head with a laugh. “Adrian, this is next-level childish. We’re grown adults, not kindergarteners. What’s she going to do next—cry for a nanny?”