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It was complete heaven. "We did it, Dimitri." "We did what, Roza?" He sounded curious and slightly confused. I lay my head against his chest and closed my eyes, chuckling. "We got our happily ever after." ***** We're officially finished with this story, everybody! Once again, I'd like to thank the people who read, reviewed, followed, and favorited Happily Ever After. It means the world to me, and I hope you guys continue enjoying my work and being amazing. Tell me your thoughts about the epilogue and overall story in a review!

“You’re insane.” “Yeah, I know,” I replied with a chuckle. “I’m an early bird, you know that.” Gabe kissed the top of my head and began to gently drag his fingers over my back. Is this what it feels like to be happy? I wondered. Like truly, stupidly happy? The kind of happy they talk about in books, where the girl dances around with a smile on her face, excited for every day of her life? That’s what I was beginning to feel like. I was on cloud nine every day, ever since my first date with Gabe. And each day that I spent with him, things only got better.

The instant I took over the administrator's position, the mechanical voice echoed through the instance once more. "Game forcibly initiated. All players must enter Happy Home within thirty minutes. Failure to comply will result in consequences at your own risk." In an instant, everyone shuddered violently. They rushed toward the residential complex in a frantic stampede. After they had all entered, my mother carefully used her ghost energy to heal me. She examined me over and over again, checking every inch of my body. Only after confirming I had no other injuries did she finally breathe a sigh of relief.

"What about you? Any interesting men in your life?" "Men?" Janet laughed. "I barely have time to sleep, let alone date. Between the hotel, community service and my freelance work, romance is the last thing on my mind." "You deserve happiness too, you know." "Maybe. But right now, I'm happy helping you two build something good. That feels like enough." Jackson felt a wave of gratitude for this woman who had become such an important part of their lives. "Thank you. For everything. For the hotel, for your friendship, for not judging us."

He snarled at Roman's face in anger. Roman couldn't believe this was happening to him now when he had got all the happiness he ever wanted. In a way karma hit him and the exact same thing happened to him that he did to Mila. He took her happiness away in a second when she was the happiest when all she saw for the future was happiness. And now the same happened to Roman. His happiness was snatched away.

Kia leaned into him, watching their children play, watching Liam nearby with Wren and their own young daughter, watching Kratavak teaching Ryder's stepdaughter some game with exaggerated patience, watching Sable and Declan deep in conversation about the research center's latest findings. "I used to think happiness was something that happened to other people," she said. "Something I watched from outside, the way I watched Pam's easy relationship with her family, or the warmth other people seemed to take for granted." She paused. "I don't think that anymore. I think happiness is something you build, slowly, with people who choose, every day, to keep building it alongside you." "We built this,"

Dear Rose I have been held captive by enemy forces. My fellow troops have rescued me, and I have been recuperating in the army hospital. I'm coming home soon. I can't wait to see you and our little girl. I know that this may come as a shock to you as you would have gotten a dear john but please I am not dead, and I am returning to you both as soon as possible. Love Your Jacob Jacob? But that was dad's name.

However, I demanded before he could, "What's the deal with the party? Is a wedding something you can cancel whenever you like?" Seeing that my eyes were puffy from crying, Sean immediately apologized, "You knew? Just calm down and listen." "The hall and the luncheon had been booked and couldn't be refunded, so I thought we could just change the occasion." Breathing a long sigh, he continued exasperatedly, "The child is mine, but I have no feelings for Sally at all. She wanted a child but didn't want marriage. So I helped her. After that, she went abroad.

“I asked Doctor Mark. He said we can come in whenever we want, but the result will be out in a week or thereabouts.” “Then we better get going. Call Rachel and have her come over. I think Amber would appreciate some company.” I instructed and left the office to change into something better. I always knew it. My life had never been this beautiful, and I’d never been this happy with a woman. I knew it would never last. Something must disrupt these beautiful moments for me. Maybe I’m not meant to be happy. So whenever happiness roars its beautiful head up in my life, bitterness and pain spring up immediately to overshadow it.