Novel & Cerita Happiness Paradise

Shivli was constantly staring at Bunny's face like she was searching the trash of pain but she found nothing. Bunny turned his face to her with a gentle smile and added ," Hope my Dad will understand this truth after our last meeting. By the way, happiness and sadness are all created by humans' hearts. There is no such thing like happiness and sadness. Soon Vihaan would pass through it and also get success. " Bunny efficiently diverted the flow from their parents past life to Vihaan again.

Dozens of them, sitting at outdoor cafés, walking through parks, laughing and talking like they were on vacation. "What the hell?" Marcus breathed. One of the deadies noticed us. A woman, of maybe thirty years, with a smile that looked genuine. "Oh! New arrivals! Welcome, welcome! You'll love it here!" "What is this place?" I asked, my grip tight on my dagger. "Paradise," she said simply. "The Living City. It takes care of us, gives us everything we need. No more running, no more fear, just peace." "And you just... gave up?" Willow asked. "Stopped fighting?"

“I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate that.” “Well, honey, there's nothing like coming to paradise, getting a good massage, and then wandering over next door for a healthy pineapple shake!” I put my hands on my hips and rested in the warm feeling of living in paradise. It was a blessing too many took for granted and too few enjoyed. “True,” Mina said.

Zachary said with clenched jaw "You have only eleven months left and, God, you're so happy. How can you be happy?" Finally found out, Karen took her seat quietly beside Aunt Maya who began to weep. "I know," Karen replied calmly "I know I won't celebrate New Year ever again but..what can I do? I can't possibly cry my eyes out or be sad forever. It won't change my fate." She placed her hand on Aunt Maya's and smiled, "All I want is to be happy before the year is over. I want you to be happy too." Aunt Maya shook her head, "I can't. You're still so young, Karen. You've always had it rough. Fate has never been kind to you. Your parents died-"

Adventure had never been my constant companion, but today it welcomed me with open arms. The resort was breathtakingly beautiful, a hidden paradise I once believed existed only in dreams. Palm-fringed pathways wound between elegant villas, and the air carried the faint, soothing scent of sea salt and blooming jasmine. Being here with him—Nathan—made it feel almost unreal. He had a way of making me feel free, unburdened, as if happiness itself had been given permission to bloom inside my chest. For the first time in a long while, I allowed myself to simply be happy.

“That’s for sure. Have a good day, man.” As they stepped out into the morning light, Emily elbowed him lightly. “You’re impossible!” He grinned. “You’re the one who said we were newlyweds.” She rolled her eyes, but her smile betrayed her. “Paradise Falls, huh?” He looked at her, his expression softening. “Let’s go see what paradise looks like.” His smile was cute but terrifying in a sense that she didn’t want to forget it. **

Recently he got a big case and rarely shows up at home. “Busy? Oh my… I am done talking.” Ava sneered and got busy with her phone. “Don’t listen to Ava; a happy marriage is all just about satisfaction. If he comes back every night to fuck you, then what else do you expect?” Isa teased, but I shook my head in denial; I don't believe marriage was all just about the sex. I wanted a date on the beach, midnight laughter with my partner, and just random arguments with me trying to be cute, one that I fantasise about every day and was bold enough to write down…one that I know Caleb will offer me once he is well established in his business.

Bernard and Sally collapsed into grief upon hearing the news, then sank into deep sorrow. I felt a little sorry for the poor old couple, who lost their daughter before their time. But this event only stirred a slight disturbance inside me. Six months later, Helen and I got married. We chose her favorite small island as the wedding location. Half a year before the wedding, I had planted magnolia trees all over the island—both of us loved those flowers. When the blossoms finally filled the branches, it was the perfect time for our wedding. We didn't invite a lot of people, only my closest friends and family.

his voice trailed off. Sherry's eyes snapped in curiosity. "What solution?" Russell grinned. "This is not my only property in this area. I have another resort, the sister resort I'm talking about, located a few hours from here. It's called Nature's Paradise Resort. It has the same state-of-the-art amenities as mine on this island. And I also have a penthouse there at the top of the hotel. We can stay there so that when your husband comes here, he can't find you," he suggested mischievously.

After everything life throws at us and all the obstacles we needed to face, w all deserve a little piece of happiness, it might be love, money, a big house in the countryside, or a beautiful beach house that hosts parties with girls walking around in their tiny bikinis, but at the end of the day happiness is where our heart is. As for me. Well I’ve married the most handsome man on this earth, with a heart of gold but nerves of steel, we are welcoming our second baby girl into the world soon. We moved back to New York and thanks to Chad I kept my job as editor in Chief of the magazine which moved with me to New York. J.J.G is now our partner and Rosanna is a dear friend of mine. Ever-Lee grow