The Smile Has Left Novels & Stories

For their smiles, I would conquer the world. THE END

I smiled back and the look she gave me is the proof that I didn’t do it whole heartedly. What can I do when I don’t feel that smile in that heart of mine???

Zack asked, confusing Riley. "What?" She asked curiously, thinking Zack was with her. "That smile is different from his usual fake smiles. That smile is just like the one he used to have 10 years ago. He lost his smile for over 10 years, now that he finally found a reason to smile again, you should be happy for him rather than being jealous. After all, Harris was never yours." Zack advised before standing up with the documents in his hand to carry out Harris' order. "He is not the only one that lost his smile. I did too and so did you so don't act like it's all about him!" Riley yelled and attempted to leave the office but Zack pulled her back.

I pulled the SIM card out and tossed it into the fire. It was time. The plane lifted off, and the city's towers shrank below me, smaller and smaller, until they vanished completely. Goodbye forever, Adrian.

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."

"And then he left." A man who smiled when he was expelled knew something you didn't. That smile was a message - not to Caius, not to Kael. But to me. We will meet again, that smile said. And next time I will not be asking.

“But the electricity is going off again tonight.” The words landed in my chest before my brain had fully processed them. “So?” The word came out two degrees less steady than I intended. He smiled. Not the sharp, combative smile. Something slower. More considered. And then he turned and walked out of the room without another word, leaving the smile behind him like something deliberately placed. I stood in the middle of the displaced furniture and felt my heart rate do something entirely outside my control. I looked out the window. At the sky beyond it, still light, still hours away from the dark.

I looked back trying to act like I was avoiding him but the smile still creeps me out. "Why are you smiling? It's creepy so stop it." I said, trying to avoid him. He's been smiling ever since we left the hospital. It's just creepy seeing a smile from him. That rarely happens when he is around me. It was either a smirk or a stupid grin saying he proved me wrong. I hate that stupid grin.

Women? He nodded, but the expression on his face was unclear, still stern and dim; his eyes darkened again. When DJ turned around again, one corner of his lips seemed to rise, but it was a different kind of smile—a mysterious, unsettling one. Then he turned around without saying goodbye and left. What a grump...

Sade My face hurt from smiling so much. It felt like I had been smiling since yesterday. I had, I supposed. I couldn’t stop. There was so much to be happy about. Everything was perfect. I looked to my left, smiling at Trent as we flew back to Lake Tahoe. He looked back at me and smiled.