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The Price of Peace: Book 3 In The No More Regrets Series
Conversation shifts back to food, to Megan making little baby noises, to my mother fussing over who wants more yams.
For a moment, everything feels normal.
Family. Food. Laughter. Tempest beside me fitting into this space like she’s always been here.
And even with the DOJ breathing down our necks and fake scandals floating around, I realize something:
I’m sitting at this table, watching the woman next to me laugh with my mother, and I feel… steady.
Like maybe, just maybe, this is what peace could look like.
We’re deep into dessert when Tempest goes back for a second slice of pineapple upside-down cake.
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The Billionaire’s Blood-Oath Bride
"Like it was a destination you could reach if you worked hard enough and ran fast enough."
Silas pulled a chair up next to me and sat down, his posture relaxed and open. "And now?"
"Now I think peace is just the architecture of your life," I said. "It’s how you build your days. It’s the small choices you make to keep the noise out and the light in. It’s the way you tend to your own garden, knowing that nothing else can grow there unless you allow it."
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Ride Or Ruin The Biker Who Owned My Soul
Elara’s POV
The strange thing about peace was that it never arrived all at once. For years, I had imagined it as a destination, a moment, and a finish line.
I thought there would be a day when everything changed and life suddenly became simple; that was not what happened. Peace arrived quietly; it settled into ordinary mornings, it lived inside routines, it appeared in conversations that did not revolve around survival, it revealed itself through laughter that came naturally instead of desperately, and it grew slowly until one day I looked around and realised it had been here for a long time.
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My Runaway Mafia Groom Wants Me Back
“That’s the sound of a woman you shouldn’t have tested.”
I’m not naive. Peace is a receipt with no zeros. But it’s still a receipt, and I plan to keep it.
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Once An Overlooked Housewife, Now A Queen Of Fortune
She never expected to have the foundation of her last fifteen years dug up again.
Dr. Sarah leaned forward. “The work we can do, if you want to keep coming, is about discovering what to do with the peace. It’s often harder. War gives you a clear enemy and a clear mission. Peace, on the other hand, is open-ended. It asks you who you are, not who you’re against.”
Wren stood up. “I don’t have an answer.”
“That’s okay. Sit with it for as long as you can and see what comes up.”
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After Betrayal, I Married The Cursed Alpha King
Because in war—
Peace is just the calm before the next calculated strike.
And this time—
Everyone was playing smarter.
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Touch Me,Daddies
“I’m trying to memorize this.”
“The book?”
“No. You. This moment. The way it feels to not be looking over my shoulder.”
He closed his book and set it aside, moving to the sofa to sit beside me. He pulled my legs over his lap, his hand resting on my ankle.
“It gets easier, you know. The peace. At first, it feels like a lie. You wait for the explosion. But then, after a while, you realize the explosion isn't coming. You realize that this is just what life is supposed to be.”
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His Earthly Desire
Peace, I was learning, had a rhythm.
It wasn’t loud. It didn’t announce itself with fanfare or declarations. It moved quietly through ordinary mornings and steady evenings, settling into the corners of rooms like sunlight.
Two weeks had passed since everything went silent.
No calls.
No threats.
No names whispered like curses.
The world hadn’t ended.
It had simply continued.
I stood near the window of Jayden’s office, watching the city breathe below. The glass reflected my silhouette back at me—calmer than I remembered. Stronger.
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Craving the alpha soldier
Arthur’s POV
Peace is louder than war.
No one tells you that.
They tell you peace is quiet—soft days, gentle nights, the absence of screams. But real peace? It hums. It argues. It demands attention in places where violence used to make decisions simple.
I wake before dawn to the sound of the city thinking.
Footsteps on stone. Early voices. A bell rung too soon because someone forgot the hour and didn’t apologize for it.
Life, ungoverned by fear.
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Promises We Made at Seventeen
And defense, I realize, has been exhausting me for years.
The chapter ends not with reassurance—but with resolve.
I choose to let peace be peace.
Not something to analyze.
Not something to brace for.
Just something to experience while it’s here.
And for the first time, fear doesn’t get the final word.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The book 'The Art of Peace' is one of those gems that feels like it’s whispering ancient wisdom straight to your soul. It’s authored by Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, and it’s not just a martial arts manual—it’s a philosophy wrapped in movement. Ueshiba’s teachings blend combat techniques with spiritual depth, emphasizing harmony over conflict. I stumbled upon it during a phase where I was obsessed with Eastern philosophy, and it completely reshaped how I view confrontation, both physical and mental. The way he frames peace as an active, dynamic force rather than passive avoidance blew my mind.
What’s wild is how accessible it feels despite its profoundness. Ueshiba’s words aren’t locked behind esoteric jargon; they’re straightforward, almost poetic. I’ve dog-eared so many pages where he talks about blending with an opponent’s energy instead of meeting it head-on. It’s crazy how applicable that is to everyday arguments or even traffic jams. If you’re into martial arts or just need a fresh perspective on handling life’s chaos, this book’s a must-read.
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