Habits For Happiness Novel Quotes Novels & Stories

~~~~LANCE'S POV~~~~ There is this quote that says, "Happiness isn't the absence of pain but the triumph over it." After every storm, the sun rises, and after every heartbreak, love finds its way back. I have known darkness, regret, and loss—but today, I choose happiness. I choose the future and not the past. As I stepped out of the bathroom with the towel wrapped around my waist, my eyes landed on a small framed picture on my table. I picked it up, my fingers brushing against the glass.

Are you going to threaten me with suicide again? I brushed the dust off my luggage and asked while enunciating each word, "Who told you that I'm going to kill myself?" Heartless people like Emil and Sarah could live good lives, and it wasn't easy for me to get a second shot at life. Why should I kill myself? Emil snickered and said nothing. His eyes were full of disdain. Following closely behind him, Sarah said, "Penny, you can just tell Emil nicely that you would like to attend his birthday party.

They tasted like beer. “Are you drunk already?” He chuckled. “On half a beer? No.” “So, you’re just being overly charming, laying it on thick.” My eyes narrowed. “What are you up to?” He quirked his brow at me. “What I am up to is cloud-fucking-nine, because I haven’t felt this good or been this happy in years. If I seem drunk, it’s because I’m drunk on happiness and…giddiness. I’m giddy.”

"It does. " "The world needs your smile. " He rolled his eyes. "God needs my frown. He should not be pleased with his children. " She wondered why she thought of a quote that was contradictory with her statement but backed his up. She frowned. Don't care what the world needs, it said. Ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because the world wants people who come alive. She remembered that it had been Howard thurmans quote. But could everybody be born an original? Here was an original sitting before her, ignorant that he was misled by a thinker whose philosophy did her no good. She wanted to tell him that life wasn't about pursuing happiness... You would end depressed. Happiness was with

There is no substitute in life for happiness. . -the end - . c.m. louden

Mancy leaned back in her chair and grinned at me. I walked to the front of my desk, facing my teammates. “As I told you before, my mom died when I was young. Dad often mentioned that she was a wonderful woman and that she always smiled, despite the dreadful illness consuming her body. Later, my dad found out she kept a special journal with quotes and phrases about happiness. Based on them, my mom created several hundred tips on how to be happy…” I drew a deep breath and smiled. “I want to use them in a special app that could help people be happy every day.” Kei's brows knitted as he processed my words. “How do you plan on doing this?”

She wanted to show her robot and let Alex knew how amazing her life has been. "First of all, I am rich; as in very rich. I have so much money that I don't even feel bad to boast about it. I could spend it any way I want but I would not go broke. Others say, money can't buy happiness, but I am utterly delighted whenever my orders get delivered to my doorstep. Do you know that saying that says, an apple a day keeps the doctors away? I have my own version of that. One adds to cart a day, keep the sadness away."

Silence. Then softly: “We already built the life I used to pray for.” God. The sentence physically tightened his chest. Because once, both of them viewed happiness like something distant. Future tense. Now? Now they were already living inside it. Elena looked toward the reception behind them. Warm lights. Laughter. Beautiful ordinary joy. “I spent so many years believing happiness would arrive dramatically.” Silence. “But honestly?” Her voice softened carefully. “It arrived slowly.” “In mornings.” “In conversations.” “In peace.”

For some reason I felt sitting back here would make me more lonely than I was before. I enjoyed his company. He started to walk away, then paused. “If you ever need more books, I’d always be in the gynecology unit.” “Thanks for this too.” I added quickly before we both turned to different directions. My hands flipped through the pages as I walked still I stumbled on a page that was folded. The words boldly highlighted in a contrasting color. We can’t always make our choices, sometimes life makes them for us. So live, love and be happy.

“Alek… I’m sorry if you ever tried to link me and I didn’t answer. I swear, I tried to be normal. But I don’t know why—I don’t have a wolf. That’s why I used a phone before. It’s… it’s why I feel like such a problem here.” He didn’t hesitate. He reached for my hand, his touch steady, warm. “Happiness is found in three things: letting go of what was, enjoying what is, and having faith in what will be. Your first mate didn’t work out. But what if your second is the best thing that ever happens to you? Would you let it, if it comes?” His words sank into me, frightening and tempting all at once. Too fast. Too much. But his sincerity made my chest ache.