Happiness Ever After Novels & Stories

I smiled, letting a wave of happiness hit me and begin to sing, "Come on baby we ain't gonna live forever!" Brie raised her eyebrows at me and I just smiled back as she sang the next line, "Let me show you all the things that we could do!" She turned her gaze back to Taylor's and he smiled as she touched the tip of her finger to his nose. I smiled, they look so happy. How had I never noticed it?

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 ~

Just a few posts down, he saw a similar ad, this time reading: EVER AFTER WEDDINGS: MAKING PRINCESSES’ DREAMS COME TRUE He scrolled for several minutes. Every other ad seemed to be for Ever After Weddings and contained the same message, that Ever After Weddings was the go-to wedding planner for princesses. He checked Lisa’s other social media apps and her mobile browser, to the same results.

It wasn't always that perfect, but their love for each other as a family outweighed all odds. They lived happily ever after. Forever and ever, and always. ******** THE END ********

Not even the girl herself. And this—this was everything she’d never dared to dream of, and more. This was perfect. This was achingly beautiful. This was her—my—happily ever after. THE END

The three little ones would just have to tough it out for a while. My mood was surprisingly good as I put on some soft music and took a long bath. I ordered my favorite barbecue and a few beers. As I sat by the hotel's huge floor-to-ceiling windows, drinking and looking out at the view, I suddenly realized that divorcing Lucian was not actually that difficult. I used to think I could not live without him. However, I felt an unexpected sense of relief and lightness. It was like a thorn that had been stuck in my throat was finally pulled out, and I could breathe freely again.

I echoed, and we locked lips, kissing until I was reminded that I was no longer the stripper he'd met in a club wearing a mask and secrets. I was his legally wedded wife. Sabrina Jace Harrington. And as we sat there under the stars, with our baby growing between us and a lifetime of tomorrows stretching ahead like an endless road, I finally understood what people meant when they said "happily ever after." It wasn't perfection. It was choosing each other, every single day, despite the storms and struggles and scars. It was love that survived poison and betrayal and heartbreak to emerge stronger on the other side.

Two finding their way. A legacy of choosing each other. Every. Single. Day. And that? That was the real happily ever after. Not perfect. But real. And real was so much better than perfect. Together. Forever. Full circle.

I replied as we walked into the car. This was my life now. Peaceful, loving, and joyous. We were living happily ever after. Happily ever after didn't mean nothing bad would happen again, it meant we would face it together. And together, we were unstoppable.

For the first time that night, he took off his earbud, smiling as he ruffled my hair. "Aleah, thanks for being so understanding. Things are different now. A marriage certificate doesn't mean much. We should stand our ground, not give in just because your grandpa wants us to get married. Besides, aren't we happy like this?" Layne's voice was gentle, but it cut through me like a blade. Two years ago, Ruby's parents were abducted and killed after saving the Harper family. Since then, she'd developed severe separation anxiety. That was when she quietly started becoming a constant presence in our lives.