Delivering Happiness 소설 & 이야기

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:

We stood there in comfortable silence for a while. “You seem very happy,” he said softly. “I am,” I replied honestly. “Truly happy. I have learned that happiness is not about having everything you want. It is about wanting what you have, and using it to do good.” He smiled, a genuine, warm smile. “You have taught me that, too. I am happy, in my own way. I have learned to live honestly, to respect others, and to let go of fear. Whatever happens, I am grateful for that.”

If you touch Mac Vu, you still have the opportunity to die with a full body, once you touch Han Da, even your body will not be complete. Second: If you see Han Da stop laughing, it's best to prepare the coffin for yourself in advance. But if he made Mac Vu laugh to the coffin, he wouldn't have time to prepare. Third: If Han Da is always smiling, his joking smile, his smile makes it difficult for people to guess what his heart is thinking, for Mac Vu, "snow and ice for thousands of years have never known the two words melt. " Don't think about guessing what's in his mind, but even in the next second he's going to kill someone, it's impossible to know in advance. The person who had caught the

"You're home. I've already prepared a bath for you. Have a bath first. The food will be ready once you're done." This was how I had visualized happiness. I opened my arms and hugged him tightly. "Why are you home so early today? Don't you have to work?" Sean explained in a gentle voice, "My manager said that I'll be transitioning in my career, so he has chosen a movie role for me. He asked me to increase my workouts and not appear in public for some time." My eyes lit up, and I leaned in to bite him. "So, you'll be free recently, won't you?"

Maybe my heart knows that I have to let out all my feelings so that it lets me. “You know guys, you are my very first friend. You are the best thing that ever happened to me. Thank you for choosing me. Thank you for fighting for me when I couldn’t. Thank you for being with me. I know, I might not deserve you two, but I don’t want to lose you guys.”

"Then are you not going to call me 'honey' in front of Grandpa tomorrow? Are you not going to pretend we're happily married?" I quickly grabbed his hand and pressed my lips together. "We have to act in front of Grandpa. He really wants me to be happy. Please, act a little more convincingly. He doesn't have much time left. I just want him to be at peace." A slight smirk played on Julian's lips, and his expression tinged with a flicker of anticipation. "Alright. Then you'd better play your part too." … The next afternoon, Julian and I went to the hospital to see Grandpa.

ASHLEY There is no greater joy than watching the people you love get everything they deserve and more. It just leaves the feeling of warmth spreading all over, a knot of immense pride swirling like bubbles within you. It ignites a wave of pure, undiluted happiness in you. That was exactly how I felt today.

I am happy in love. The End.

*My happy ending. The thought doesn’t feel naive. It feels defiant. Earned. We may be hiding. We may have a mountain of darkness still to climb. But right here, right now, with the salt spray on my skin and the sun warming my bones, happiness isn't a destination; it’s the simple, profound act of breathing freely beside him.

From then on, I was swamped. At eleven, I dragged my tired body back to my rented house. At eight the next morning, I set out to work. The intense mode went on for a week, and our startup launched smoothly. At the opening, I was both exhausted and thrilled. With Gideon, I'd had no time for myself, let alone for my dreams. ... Meanwhile, Gideon faced a different scene. A week earlier, after I hung up, he felt uneasy and tried calling again. Vesper urged him to go to the ceremony and pulled him away. He had to put away his phone.