Book About Happy Life Novels & Stories

Was I that much of a horrible person? Well, at least, my life was peaceful. I was living large, eating whatever I wanted, and buying the clothes I liked. It was a definition of the perfect life. But as everything began to fall in place for me, something really bad was going to follow. It was how my creator created me. Happiness was never meant to last in my life. ***** "Good morning, secretary Ellie." I greeted cheerfully. She was discussing with Lisa and seemed heartier than normal that morning.

He kept promising to put me through hell over time in a menacing tone. For so many years, I was neglected and treated like I was invisible. In the end, I jumped into the sea in a state of mental confusion and died. The absurd thing was that while I lingered in the mortal world during my final moments, I saw Sarah returning to the country in a flashy manner. She reunited with Emil. She didn't die and had been living well. She became an internationally renowned designer. Sarah and Emil's deep and belated love received everyone's blessings, and I was the only fool from the beginning.

I leaned down and pressed my forehead against hers. “This life and the next, and it will still never be enough.” Over the years we’d been through so much. There we were, busy with work and children and life. There was no more pain, no more fear, only love and happiness. Forever. The End

In the warm embrace of their loving family, Elias, Callie, and their adopted daughter discovered the true meaning of happiness—a life filled with love, compassion, and the unwavering certainty that, together, they could face anything that came their way. *** THE END ***

said Dinda. "I'm happy right now because I heard you're Happy," Luis replied. “Do you always go to this park every time you have a day off from work?” asked Dinda to Luis. “It's usually like that, but sometimes I also go to the shopping center. Buying some household needs,” replied Luis. "Ah, it turns out that your life is very happy. Right now you are very lucky!” “Now that you too are liberated, you can enjoy your life now. Life is not eternal, while still having a soul. So you have to use your time as well as possible, as much as you have to make your life happy. Don't humans have the right to be happy?"

While in the life of Hammad and Hina, they were soon expecting the arrival of a little child. In the Red Palace, now there was not any indication of grief and sorrow. There was spring and only and only happiness everywhere in their lives. Now, it's the time in their lives bringing an ending to their miseries and welcome them to enjoy all the colors of life. The End ********* Please drop your final review to help other readers assess this book. Looking forward to hearing from you guys.

She paused, looking out at the horizon of attentive faces. “We are much more afraid of being happy than of suffering. Because suffering is familiar — we have learned how to move through it. Happiness is unknown territory. It’s where we wait for the other shoe to drop. This book is about learning to stay in unknown territory without waiting for catastrophe. It’s about discovering that you can be happy without being wrong for it.” And this third one was a declaration. The passage she chose to read was from the central chapter, the excerpt that had been the hardest and most honest to write:

It was easy to go from poor to rich, but after having lived in wealth, it was incredibly hard to go back to being poor. The thought of returning to a life of hardship filled her with despair. That was why she was apologizing to me. Watching her like this, I felt nothing but utter disgust. I let out a cold laugh. “Is that so? Then should I thank you for that?” “No need for that. As long as you stop blaming me and we live our lives in peace, that’s enough for me.” Taking my reaction as a softening of my heart, a note of hope crept into her voice.

Myra's pov. It is said that happiness can confuse us at times. When we are happy, we tend to forget all the terrible possibilities that life can throw our way. Even if we knew when and how something terrible was to happen to us , we would still be reluctant to accept it. Take my case for example, after experiencing the joy of having a mate for a few weeks, i have already forgotten how cruel life has been to me till now.

If only I had known that Jane would come to him, I should have come to him first, for I have first known him, he belonged to me. ‘Believe, the simple little things of today might be the bigger things tomorrow. ’ she said and pulled a book from the bookshelf; Ikigai - The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life, and handed the book to me. ‘Open it to whatever page,’ I then opened the book, page 66, the first thing I read was, Live an Unhurried Life. ‘What do you see?’ she asked. ‘It says, Live an Unhurried Life.’