Fake Happiness Quote Novels & Stories

“Don’t be. We’ve been unhappy for a long time. We smile for pictures, but it’s not real. I guess… seeing you and him made me remember what real happiness looks like.” I didn’t know why, but her honesty made me feel strange—like I was suddenly holding something heavy in my chest. “I… I don’t know what to say.” She smiled faintly. “You don’t have to say anything. Just… be happy. If you have something real, hold on to it. Don’t let it get lost in noise or pride.” I stood there, quiet, her words echoing in my mind.

"Also, wasn't Sally great? She's even willing to raise your child abroad without your help." Even as I continued, I couldn't help but laugh. "In your eyes, I was always a gold-digger who didn't deserve you. Or we would've been married ages ago." However, Sean shook his head repeatedly. "I never thought of you like that. I'll buy you anything you want! Just trust me this one time! It will be the last time!"

"Well, that was an interesting morning." -------------------------------------------------------------- A/N Hey guysss Since there was no joke in the beginning let's do one now! Some people cause happiness wherever they go... Others cause happiness whenever they go. Ok maybe that one wasn't that good haha Anyways HAVE A FLIPPIN GREAT DAY MWAH :)))

“Now, that I have your love and affection, there is nothing more that I could want for in this world.” Mira smiled through her tears. “This is enough… this memory is enough for a lifetime even if it doesn’t last. You don’t have to be burdened or weighed down by anything. All I want is for you to be happy.” Jack spoke his mind. He would never have said these words which were hidden deep within his heart, nor did he know why he did…. But he did… Little did he know that this was the effect of the hot spring… one of its side effects were clarity of vision. Sometimes things buried within your heart… your deepest fears can in itself be determinantal if it is not shared and discussed.

I got the fairytale ending that Cinderella hoped for, and it only makes it so much more confusing to be feeling this way. I guess the saying ‘money doesn’t buy happiness’ is true. “Think we have all been there. It’s only after you do find your feet you realize you made a mess of getting there.” Jake winks at me cheekily, that knowing look and smug manner and I find myself eye rolling hard.

“Of course, dear!” “But they said money can't buy happiness.” “Hah! Of course, it makes me happy. Who told you that money can't buy happiness?” Soheila asked and laughed. The others laughed as well seeing how crazy Soheila is. “I agree with Soheila, money makes me happy because I can buy whatever I want.” Sirene said and even patted Soheila's shoulder. Hannah nodded and held her brother's hand again. “I see,”

He was talking to the guy on his left, laughing at something, and the laugh was loud and easy and completely unbothered, the laugh of someone who had never spent a single second worried about whether people found him likable. They did. Effortlessly. Constantly. It was, in Ava's opinion, deeply irritating. She looked away before he saw her looking. Sofia noticed. Sofia always noticed. "Don't," Ava said. "I didn't say anything." "You were about to." "I was about to say that you did the face." "I don't have a face." "The one where you look at something you don't like and then look away very carefully so nobody thinks you were looking at it in the first place."

"A golden bee stung you and made you kind." "Or a magical weasel exchanged your frozen heart with that of Santa." Scarlett said, without any trace of a smile on her face. He chuckled. "Nothing like that. I simply realised that being happy is the best thing I could do as an ill-mannered narcissist." Madam Turi shrugged her shoulders as she considered it. "That's somewhat reasonable." "I'm really so happy to see all of you." He admitted. "You'll never actually know the importance of people until they're gone."

"I know, I just can't." "How long will you hide in that facade?" She slowly turned to him with reddish nose. "Probably forever." "Remove that facade and move on for real, unveil all of them and accept it no matter how hard it is." A weak smile escape from her lips as she turned to the fountain again. "I am ugly behind this facade, I'm happy now." "Fake happiness, never last long. Remove that facade or faith will smash it for you. You are not ugly, you are precious, you know that."

That was a sobering thought. He touched his fingertips to her chin, forcing her to look at him. “Should I not have asked?” “No, asking is good,” she said, and gave him a shy smile. “I’m just not exactly at my hottest at the moment.” “Quote me something.” She gave him an odd look and then laughed, blurting out the first thing that came to mind. “‘Happiness depends upon ourselves.’ Aristotle.” “See?” He whispered, leaning in to kiss at her neck. “Hearing you say that is so incredibly hot.”