Novel & Cerita A Man Will Sacrifice His Happiness

After that, I'm totally out of my mind so that's why my grandma decided to let us go back home earlier because she thinks that I'm not feeling well. That night I cried too much in my room. All the frustration and anger in life I shout in my pillow. As I remember his face earlier I'm so guilty I want to hug him but I can't do that cause if I did that there's a big possibility that my family will notice him and I don't wanna imagine what they will do to him if that day would happen. So I need to do this, saving his life for my happiness is worth it. Just to secure his life to stay away from danger I will sacrifice my happiness with him.

He is ready to have that pain for her happiness and well-being. He is ready to sacrifice everything for her. He had a hope that one day, maybe one day he would be able to stay in her life. If not as a lover, then at least as a friend or even acquaintance but looking at the scenario, he cannot. If he cannot sacrifice his happiness for her, she can be the sacrifice and he would never want that! “No, the plan is working,” A voice interrupted Ved’s thoughts. It was a soft mumble so Ved couldn’t comprehend who’s voice was that.

"Isn't there a popular saying going around? Something like 'the happy one compromises'? Honestly, I think it makes sense. These days, the economy is suffering, and people are angrier than ever. If you want to put righteousness first, you also have to think about the people closest to you." "I agree. I once read a certain news article. A 24-year-old man saved an elderly person from drowning, but because he exhausted himself, he never made it out of the river. He left behind a wife recovering from childbirth and a newborn. Isn't that a tragedy?" "His actions were heroic and deserve our respect, but I would never want my husband to do that. My children need their father." "It's hard to say. Eve

If he were on TV asking viewers to send in money, he’d be a billionaire. He spoke of sacrifice and happiness. Yes, she would sacrifice her happiness to do what’s best for the pride. She wanted this man more than life itself. But she had to stay the course. Put pride first. As long as she had the love of her people, she didn’t need to have love with a mate, right? Kasen winked at her and she felt like a teenager where the hottest guy at prom noticed her. It was giddy happiness, which she quickly needed to squash if she was going to do what was best.

"No, I'm saying, what if something was holding you back, and you had the chance to really become the best version of yourself, but you had to make some sacrifices?" "What kind of sacrifices?" He ponders for a moment. "Small bouts of happiness. Maybe more distractions," he eyes me knowingly. I don't notice. "Isn't happiness more important than anything else?" "Not if you think you could be happier somewhere else." I ponder for a moment, not knowing what the hell he is talking about, but speaking on instinct. "Then fuck it. Stick it to the man. Show them what you're made of. If you think you can be great, then you shouldn't let anyone stop you. As long as the personal cost isn't too great."

He is afraid the girl Will fall for him, while he is in a complicated state. Should he be a selfish person and accept Manny's invitation? At least he can start a new life with a new woman, right? Isn't it the duty of a man in the family ... to produce offspring? If this is the way it is ... let's say... Does he still have a hope for happiness? 'I have to move on! I won't lose to ... Because ... for ... love!' Said Harry confused at first...and firmly at the end to himself. "Are you close to anyone right now?" Asked the Beta.

"Of course, there's a chance. I remember that my wife had a heart disease so it was really hard for her to bear a chance since it would put her in danger. But you know what? She risked her life to give me my little girl. It was so sad, but at least she left me a mini her." I smiled. "Do you think I should do the same? That I should sacrifice myself to make my husband happy?" He stared at me with sad eyes. "To be honest, I don't wanna lose my wife. She's the most precious woman in my life before our daughter. But it's her choice." "Then, I should decide?"

"Yes. We stay fluid. We keep what we've built. We choose everyone else over ourselves." He studied us. "You're certain? Even knowing you could be solid? Normal? Never scatter involuntarily again?" "Even knowing all of that. Because being solid at the cost of everyone else's freedom—that's not worth it. That's not love. That's selfishness." "Is it? You've given everything. Choosing your own happiness after all that wouldn't be selfish. That would be deserved." "Maybe. But we couldn't live with ourselves. Couldn't be happy knowing what it cost."

“Just don’t hurt him again, and this is the last time I’m doing this shit. I feel guilty enough for lying to him. I hope you have enough courage because I am telling you, he won’t make it easy on you.” “I will beg if it is necessary.” “You may need that too.” He scoffed. “He gave up the job that his father trusted in him. He sacrificed something he never thought he would do because he fucking loved you. I mean, I’ve never seen him so happy before until you. He chose to be with you, and he was willing to live in your country so that he could spend his time with you and help you with your cause. And then it all came down to that tipping point, and you blew it away in a— heartbeat.” A thin smil

He realized that when she asked for his wife’s life in exchange for what his desires were. He hesitated about it, but upon hearing all the things he’d get from the deal, Ram killed his wife himself. The bark of their dog still rings in his ears up to this day, and his wife’s eyes still appear in his dreams every night— but there was not an ounce of regret seen on his face when he did what he did. Like how old people call it, a small sacrifice for the greater good, “I’ll look into it. I think your child is also on board with this matter?”