Chachi Happy Days Novels & Stories

I couldn't answer him because I was laughing so much at this statement. The week went past in a flash. I guess that is what happens when you are having fun. We did most of the activities and things together that we usually never get time for when we are working. He was so sweet in trying to arrange activities that would not be too much for me to handle, or that would make my injuries worse. I laughed so much that my cheeks ended up hurting a little.

And I ate enjoying the meal. Oh happy day

— H O O R — . . . I come downstairs while my husband is behind, busy with I don't know what. I don't even care. I catch a glimpse of Ryan and he smiles at me the moment his eyes fall on me. "Chachi!" He utters, waving his hand at me. He got ready so early in the morning. Wow! (Aunt) I went to him and gave him a hug as he was waiting for me with his arms wide open. As we part, he says, "You're so cool!" He grins at me.

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So with a forced smile, I replied, “Sure, sure. Let’s go.” The children chatted happily as they opened the door. I slipped inside behind them, quickly blending into the crowd without bothering to see if they noticed my sudden disappearance. My eyes scanned the room until I finally spotted Gianni. He was sitting quietly among a group of friends, with kids of various ages spread around the room—some dancing, some playing, others deep in conversation. A banner on the wall confirmed the occasion: Happy Birthday, Cherry. I moved closer, close enough to hear Gianni say, “Today is the worst day and the best day, Cherry. I’m so happy I was able to come.”

I whined leaning back to my chair. Lovina quickly changed the channel to her favorite morning show and that felt more better, “well,” she said, reaching for another piece of bacon. “At least your man is alive.” I shot her a nasty look, “Lovina!!!” “What?” she shrugged sticking your tongue out, “that’s still a win.”

MICHELA; It was Saturday morning, and I knew the usual routine by heart. Miles always went golfing with his friend Max. I would wake up, make breakfast for the two of us, fix something for Skye, and then head over to help at Wills & Words when I had no schoolwork to attend to.

I still adore her though. Áine Hayes and I are both waitresses at the Happy Days Diner in West Hollywood. It’s this amazing 1950s-themed diner that takes more than a few creative ideas from the famous TV show Happy Days. The owner, Gary Belafonte – no relation to the singer – is a HUGE Happy Days fan and even put a lot of his collected memorabilia into the décor. It’s one of the most popular spots in We-Ho and is always busy. I’ve been working here for five years, ever since I moved to the United States from my home in the Dominican Republic.

Natalie was shocked for a few seconds before she replied. Why is Chase cheery today? Hailey was also surprised because she stopped eating and looked at Chase with wide eyes. “I am okay. Are you fine though?” Natalie asked worriedly and Chase chuckled, waving his hand. Hailey's spoon fell and that took everyone's attention. She smiled apologetically and bent down to take her spoon. When she came up, she looked slightly flushed and only Natalie noticed that. Hailey could've sworn she had never heard a more beautiful sound. Maybe she had heard him chuckle before. But today, the sincere happiness in the chuckle made her heart skip and her hands tremble till her spoon fell out of her hold.

"I am Okay Chachi. Let me just wash my face and I will join you in the waiting room. Atharv and Vikramji must be on their way now." She splashed cold water and rubbed her face and puffy eyes rigorously and came out after a few minutes. She was greeted by the smiling face of Miku. "Bhabhi Hot and Crispy Samosa and Chai, just for you." He bent down his head in style as he handed over a plate of snacks and tea cup for her as well as Nargis Chachi. Chachi took her plate and walked towards the waiting room while Chandni stayed back with Miku.