Happily Never After Novels & Stories

I giggle and Avery laughs with me. “Please tell me you will record that Nick,” Avery asks. “Absolutely.” “Good, I’d hate to miss that,” laughs Avery. “You ready beautiful?” “Yes, where are we going?” “Well first we are going to dinner at one of my favorite restaurants. I think you’ll like it and then I am taking you to a drive in theatre.” “Really? I’ve never been to one before.” “I figured, I hope you like it.” “What’s the movie?” “It’s called Ever After. I know nothing about it but Mason assured me it’s a girly movie.”

Beverly didn't think a day in her life would come when she would feel extremely happy, where everything she wants would come to reality. Fulfilled in love, she wouldn't have to leave Mike. They would be together for as long as fate decides to keep them. As their glasses clinked in celebration, Beverly's closing words were, "Happily ever after!"

Jоеl’ѕ arms еnсіrсlеd mе frоm behind, his lips nuzzlеd аgаіnѕt my сhееk. “Hарру?” hе аѕkеd аnd I ѕіghеd just tаkіng іt аll іn. It was thе HEA (Happily Ever After), I had аlwауѕ wаntеd. It was beyond аnуthіng I еvеr hoped fоr. It wаѕ реrfесt. ~ THE END ~

“I am happy, very happy. I am going to have a younger sister. I can play with her in the future. Adrian said happily. He didn’t think about anything else and immediately answered Seventeen’s question. “Well, as long as you are happy.” Seventeen knew that Adrian was really happy, and he couldn’t help being happy for him. “Well Uncle Seventeen, are you happy?” Adrian asked as he patted Seventeen who had come over. “Mmm.” Seventeen had never talked much. He would only say a few more words when he met Adrian. “Uncle Seventeen, can you help me say a happy new year to Aunt Alicia?” Adrian said as he remembered Alicia and did not know how Seventeen and Alicia spent their new year together.

The one wanted to see an animated movie while the other like to see a romance film. "That's enough," I chastised them. "Why don't we watch that?" I pointed at the horror poster instead. They both had a comical looks on their faces. "No way!" The girls chorused and I laughed out loud. In the end, we ended up seeing a comedy-action film. We enjoyed it anyway. I had a fun time with the girls. Regina dropped me off at the café after that. I waved good bye at them before stepping back inside the shop.

Along the way many more people join the story adding love, sadness, heartache and happiness to the lives of our beloved families. Follow along with Anne as we explore her life story of love, happiness, sadness and most importantly of all drama. Shedding tears along with her when she is sad and being happy along with her in times of happiness. Through the hardships and happiness bestowed by fate on to her path of live.

my mate into being outside. Once he saw the wolves out, I heard his father say, “My lad!” He bowed his front paws as his tail wiggled behind him, my mate ram to his father. The voice of his father had brought his childhood self to life. They wrestled for a while when we heard Leonidas's mother say, “Calm down boys, you to go eat your breakfast now before you keep on wrestling boys,” Leonidas stopped wrestling his dad to look straight at his mother. If my mate ever looked like a tiny little puppy that had finally found a home after being abandoned for so long, it would be in these moments, as he walked to her, I saw tears coming from his face, his mother licked his tears then moved to hug hi

Seven years with Luke Bates, and he still can't remember that I have a seafood allergy. Yet he treats that faded lucky charm locket in his car like a sacred treasure. Inside lies a note that says, "May God bless that specific someone with top marks. If it works, I'll go vegan for three months." Luke calls it a prank by his high school buddy and tells me not to get jealous over nothing right before we register our marriage. I believe him, happily pouring my heart into planning our wedding. Then comes today. I accompany him back to his hometown for a banquet, only for a woman in a floral dress to burst through the door with tears pooling in her eyes. The elders pulled her over, their fac

On holidays and my birthday, there would be precious gifts—jewelry, trinkets. I converted all of it to cash and donated it to orphanages, helping countless children who now called me "Mama Natalie." Caleb grew up strong and kind. He loved to read and was accepted into a prestigious university. He planned to become a teacher and care for orphans, just like me. Days passed, and life grew more and more beautiful. As for what was forgotten… let it remain forgotten. The End

****** The rain followed Elara like a curse. It chased her across the city, drumming against the windshield in relentless waves, blurring the roads until everything around her looked like watercolor bleeding into darkness. She kept both hands on the wheel, knuckles white, heart pounding in rhythm with the storm. She didn’t stop driving until the entrance of the safe-house parking garage appeared An underground space beneath a modest apartment building in a quieter district. Nothing fancy. Nothing traceable to Damien. It wasn’t much, but it was hers. At least… for now.