Happy Place Novels & Stories

"Simply sit back and relax. Equity is expansive and wide.They will not have the option to live it up for a really long time. How about we hang tight for you to recuperate. Now that she said as much, Ethan had no alternate way. He was throbbing everywhere and could do nothing. He could deal with himself and recuperate from his wounds. IN THE HOSPITAL Henry held the soup prepared for his mom hand and pushed open the entryway of the ward. Carolyn had recently gotten the telephone, and her face was overflowing with happiness. At the point when she saw her child come in, she flagged him to close the entryway. She turned down the volume and made a signal, "I just got the news that the little basta

Every leader of a different country decided to create a mega city that is safe for everyone and vanishes from the place that is infected and where there is no other hope and faith to be found. That is why I end up here, my home was in another city in Japan and the reason why I sit here is to help my family's strategy and the life that is coming to pass here - it was truly chaotic like they yearned to wreck the place where it is safe from the virus. Unbelievable. Pretty bullsh*t. "I notify you that I do not want to, Cap," She said deeply with her brows dug deep. "You get ugly when you get mad, be happy that this scene is happening, Mar"

“No I didn’t buy it, it’s yours, you shared it with someone special” “Someone special? Who is…” “Not to worry bunny, I made dinner, Go freshen up let’s eat”. Sophia left for her room happy with smiles all over her face, she had her bath, ate with her father, and slept without thinking about anything.

And judging by the laughter that followed them into wilderness that had become sanctuary, happiness was going to be magnificent. The End

"I think you've spent so long surviving that peace feels suspicious." The sentence landed with alarming accuracy. I disliked it immediately. Hope smiled knowingly. Insufferable child. Then she pointed toward the city. "Look." People filled the streets below. Market stalls decorated with lantern flowers. Families sharing meals beneath silver vines. Musicians playing near remembrance squares. Ordinary happiness. Unremarkable. Beautiful. "They're okay today," Hope said softly. Not forever. Not perfectly. Just today. And somehow that mattered. The wind moved gently through the rooftop garden.

I didn't miss how he and Nanay Emily shared a look, but I continued walking upstairs while humming the 'Happy song' of Pharrell Williams. "Huh... because I'm happy, clap along if you feel like a room without a roof. Because I'm happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth. Because I'm happy, clap along if you know what happiness is to you. Because I'm happy, clap along if you feel like that's what you wanna do.."

I'm Rae who just might be okay in the end. Right here, in this spot, I feel happy. It's a light, cozy happiness that kisses your cheek in the morning and again before you fall asleep. It's breathless and smells like home. It's a cracked but lush sidewalk, filling up the holes with color and life. It's summer days and nights on the beach, hearing nothing but the waves. Happiness is me and my one true partner acting as a team and not as enemies. It's experiencing my lowest point then my highest, and being able to appreciate it, being able to let the past go.

I get the happiness I deserve. _____________________ ♡ THE END ♡

“Mummy, didn’t you say the amusement park is happy place? Everyone there is happy. I’m so happy, all of us are happy. You’re happy too, Mom, Daddy, Skye, and Sunny. It’s so much fun here!” I smiled at the words that poured from Starr’s lips, each one rooted in her true feelings.

“Relax. That’s the point of these days off. We’ve just been through the gauntlet and won. Adam’s in jail. It’s time to celebrate.” She let out a hard breath and sank back into the seat. “He’s really going to jail.” “Yes, he is.” Her lips twitched up and grew into a smile that lit up her eyes. Nothing but happiness. A few hours later, we checked into the Grand Floridian. It was an iconic, out of time hotel. With as late as it was when we finally got there, and with as long of a day it’d been, we ordered room service for dinner. We were unpacking, going over the park information, when Lila threw open the curtains and looked out. Her eyes widened as she stared out at the park in the distance an