When The Wind Blows Smile Novels & Stories

"How can I stay calm? If we still can't find any investors, we'll run out of funds! I haven't received any reply after sending the Chitons so many messages!" He lit up a cigar in frustration, his face completely shrouded in smoke. Just then, Lucine came back and covered her nose with a frown. "Dad, didn't I tell you not to smoke in the house? I hate the smell of cigarettes." If it had been in the past, Liam would immediately stub out the cigar. But now, his face was extremely gloomy. "Go back to your room." This was the first time Liam had acted so impatiently toward Lucine since she returned.

One who was longing for kindness, and one who was full of kindness from people around him. The wind blew and dandelions flew in the air. The feelings lingered and the memories brought warmth and peace. Just like a kiss in the wind...

I’m nothing but a horrible person, horrible daughter, horrible girlfriend, horrible mate, horrible mother and I could keep going forever, but the wind begins to communicate with me. Every time it makes my hair fly, it tells me something different that I can't put into words, but it makes me feel peace and tranquility. It tells me that nothing is irreparable. It tells me that bonds are forever, especially fated bonds. It tells me that I'm not just someone horrible who deserves hate but I'm a complex human like everyone else. And then it fills me with love. For the first time in a year, I feel like there's a small light outside the tunnel. It feels so good, I want to chase that feeling. I need

Multiple attempts at opening the door has made by knocking, but no responses at opening the door. "Huh, who'll dare to open it declining his order." Exhaling deeply, she moves towards the window and pulls back the curtain, feeling a soft breeze caressing her face. She gaze up at the sky, observing the playful movements of the clouds resembling fluffy cotton balls. "Whenever I look at the sky, all my pain vanishes away." When the memory of how Smith said this one day comes to her, a strong sting of pain encircles her promptly. His innocent face, his beautiful smile, his soothing voice everything has gone far away from her.

It's like the air we inhale every second yet feel exhausted if we go out of it. Although I'm a bit disappointed, I pass her a small smile and she kisses on her palm, blowing it to me. Oh, Lord! I'll go crazy with each of these new things she shows to me. "It's blowing away!" she screams, stomping on the ground. "Catch it!" Her loud and panicked voice forces me to jump into the situation as if my life is at stake if I let the kiss blow away. I surge two steps to the north direction where the wind is blowing and jump to grab the invisible kiss she just sent.

She smiled, snapping her fingers, which sped up things for Wayne. He barely had a chance to cry out before he combust, and his dust blew away with the wind.

I had to be brave for Robbie. I smiled at the storm. "I'm not scared of you," I said. I let the wind whip my words up into the sky, and I gave my best devil-may-care grin. If I was going out, they would find me smiling on the bottom of the lake still steering the boat. But I wasn't going out. I was going to win.

I still wasn’t over how rude he was to me on the first encounter… making me wish I could punch his face, just to wipe that smug look off his face. Chris grinned wildly at me, the teasing glint back in his eyes, making the sides of his eyes crinkle, “Oh yeah?” Christ started to say with a small laugh before continuing, “I guess I get where you’re coming from, I am after all only curious about how you look beneath those horrible-looking clothes.”

I smiled. The End

I grinned. “You are a badass,” Trinity purred. “Ready for wind?” Calling the wind was trickier. Wind wanted to run free. It liked mischief, like Trinity. I could feel it stirring my hair, tugging at my scarf. Finally, a gust burst from my palm like a slap. It slammed into Mac, and he almost fell. Trinity let out a howl of laughter. “How about a nice gentle breeze?” He half pleaded. As I practiced it got easier and began to feel natural.