Every Day Every Moment Novels & Stories

We sit together, basking in the beauty of the moment. "Mommy, today was the best day ever!" Phoenix exclaims, his eyes filled with pure joy. "I'm glad you had such a wonderful day, my little phoenix," I reply, placing a gentle kiss on his forehead. "But remember, every day has the potential to be the best day ever. It's up to us to make the most of each moment and embrace the beauty that surrounds us." Phoenix nods, understanding the deeper meaning behind my words. We sit in silence, absorbing the tranquility of the evening and the love that binds us together.

Experiencing infinity one present moment at a time. And that was everything.

And it was enough. For now. For today. For this moment. It was enough. And that was all we needed. One day at a time. One choice at a time. One breath at a time. Living. Finally, really, truly living. Together. Always together. No matter what came next.

instrumental. " Hmm, this music makes me want to dance away my melancholy, my aches, everything of my feelings." She let out a gasp. " What are you waiting for, then?! " He inquired quietly. "Let us savour the moment." Let's give ourselves over to this moment. "All the burdens, this strain, let them go." He spoke in hushed tones, his attention fixated on her. "I desperately want it, but after everything that has happened in the last several weeks, I'm terrified to think about tomorrow, next tomorrow. Will it be like this every day?!"

Ever wonder how time flies? because few days back, which felt like seconds ago, I got an email from this prestigious family, concerning my application, and today, I am standing in front of my room mirror, staring at my reflection, and feeling agitated. I was going to meet my proposed boss tomorrow, and I have never been tensed In my entire life. Today was the last day of my seven days training.

It felt nice to have my own personal attendants. "Will you be able to work today, Ivory?", of course James just had to pull me out of my daydream and remind me that I was poorer than he ever could. I smiled at him and nodded. I needed to feed somehow, right? The next day was a weekend and I had to work all day. I loved weekends. I didn't have to go to school and I didn't have to stay home. "Do you want to come over to my house tomorrow?" I loved weekends, it was the perfect time if the week to go to friends' houses and gawk, especially a rich one.

Life is short, life is fast, No replay, No rewind, so enjoy every moment as it comes. From today on I am ready for the next chapter of my life.

We returned to the condo the next day and decided we would move on Wednesday. Min had to be at the restaurant every day but he could take a break from Wednesday to Friday. The weekends were expected to be packed because the first day was a huge success and the men returned at six P.m. He had called me at least ten times today and each time he spent at least ten minutes talking to me. I kept asking if he didn't need to focus, and he said he had to and he was focusing on me. He was so cute and romantic and knew all the right words to say.

I look at her face and recite, """ Rise and shine, my love, it's a new day The sun is shining, and the birds are singing Time to wake up and start anew Your beauty and grace fill my heart with joy I am grateful for every moment we share So wake up, my love, and embrace the day The world is waiting for us to conquer Let's seize the moment and make it ours I love you more than words can say So rise and shine, my love, and let's start the day """ "Aww, how can you make every moment special?" With the reply, Aayu tilts and I am on her now.

It wasn't long before Mom replied to my message, "Sweetheart, are you in a lot of pain? I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm sure this is because you've been disobedient and haven't been eating properly. Otherwise, why would you be having cramps?" I had no idea how to refute her words. Every day, I was only able to earn roughly ten dollars or so by checking in with her. However, after deducting ten dollars for my monthly phone bill and the other living expenses, I only had enough left to eat oatmeal or dinner rolls each day. At that moment, Mom called me. When I accepted the call, her gentle voice flowed over the line, "Sweetheart, I'm very mad that you refused to listen to me. I know you're feeli