The Smile Has Left Novels & Stories

He frowns at me really confused but anyway parks the car at the side of the road. "Okay, do you know how to smile?" I ask him, unbuckling my seat belt and turning to him. He just stares at me with those furrowed eyebrows. "This is how we humans smile," I say whilst smiling widely at him. "We smile when we are happy or when someone gives us a compliment. And also we smile to make other people happy. Do you ever smile for these reasons?" "Yes, when I have some reason to be happy," he says. My smile instantly fades and I feel a heavy weight being dropped into my heart. How can be happy when he doesn't have his both parents by his side?

She hesitated. Then nodded slowly. “Okay…” Her smile didn’t reach her eyes. She didn’t want to leave. I could see it. “Are you sure?” she asked gently. I forced a smile. It felt wrong. “Go,” I said. “You’ll miss everything.” She made a small face, trying to lighten the mood. Then she turned. Walked away. Slow at first. Then she disappeared into the crowd. And just like that, My smile faded. Everything felt heavy again.

Her pride was shattered to pieces, exactly like the flowers that were now worthless. ​The lift doors closed completely, cutting off the view of that destruction. I cracked the most sincere victory smile of my life—a smile seen by no one, not even by Mike who was standing right beside me. One pawn had fallen in the most satisfying way

She paused for a few seconds before answering in her usual careless, unbothered tone, "I forgot. And besides, I was just worried about you guys." Eugene looked around the empty apartment and coldly said, "She's left." Haley went quiet again. When she replied again, her tone was noticeably lighter. "I'm so sorry, Eugene. It must be because of me. "Well, tell you what. Come over to my place, and I'll drink with you to drown your sorrows away." At that moment, Eugene could no longer delude himself. "Haley." "Yeah?" "Don't ever contact me again." She forced a laugh. "Oh, come on. What are you doing? I know you're heartbroken, but you can't do this to me."

“She’s gone, man. It’s over,” he whispered to himself. But the words sounded empty. His mind betrayed him, pulling him back into the picture of her smile, the way her lips twisted when she was interested in something he said. It continuously took him by surprise how she could smile like that after a contention, like nothing in the world could really get to her. That used to muze him, and now, he missed it more than anything.

“Okay, I have a shift at the hospital so you guys can stay here and continue your father and son day, I will just rush over and be back as soon as I can” “But he would want you here, I can’t possibly handle him on my own when he is all over you” he replied smiling and once again she was mesmerized by his smile. He had the most beautiful smile she had ever seen and he looked so peaceful as he smiled and did she just see a pair of dimples on his face? “You have a pretty smile” she said unknowingly and that was when he realized he was smiling and finally the smile disappeared from his face. “Hmmm” she cleared her throat at the awkward silence again, “ just enjoy and I will be back okay?”

The scarred wolf gripped my chin and looked at me, mocking. He crouched and brought his face close. His breath hit me, thick with blood. “You stabbed our future Luna. Want to guess what he'll think when he hears? He'll think you've gone mad. He'll think you’ve lost your mind, ungrateful to the core. He let you go, not because he couldn't bear to, but because he couldn't be bothered to do it himself and didn’t want to dirty his hands with you was beneath him.” When they were done, they left.

She turned back with a smile. "Rowan smiled today." My heart stopped. "For the first time since he got sick." "He actually smiled." Tears burned behind my eyes. "I'm glad." "He looked so happy." She laughed softly. "You should've seen him." "I wish I had." "You will." She smiled again. "We're all going to get through this." She left the room. The door clicked shut. The smile vanished from my face. I slowly sank onto the edge of the bed. My hands trembled.

Smile is an action which has become foreign to my face, my lips seem to forget its natural laughter and now they struggle to even remember and fake it. "Why so much drama and turmoil are destined to happen in my life? Can't you see I am already tired and had given up on fighting destiny? " I lodged my complaints to God, but I don't think that all these complaints will ever reach him. If he would have been listening to me my prayers won't have gone unanswered as usual.

"Is it even necessary for us to eat together, Julian? Grandma and Landon are gone, and all our love and hatred have faded after three years. "We've both moved on and are leading new lives. Since you've started going on blind dates, you should stop saying amorous things that don't carry any weight. Just act as you normally would, okay?" She even paid Sacha a compliment. "The woman from earlier looked pretty nice." She seemed to have truly let the past go and moved on. She no longer loved or hated him. Julian fell silent. He pulled out a box of cigarettes from his pocket but merely placed it on the table because no one was allowed to smoke in the restaurant. He looked at it for a while before