Happy Reads Novels & Stories

Nice to know someone in my family had a happy ending. ***

So sure in this fact and realizing it, I smile to myself and slide down in the tub with a sense of happiness and self-assurance. I have wireless headphones on, the iPad running through all the songs Jake has sent me, sighing at the memories, feeling more than a little euphoric with every melody. Shopping today was exhausting and yet, I’m strangely energetic. My body is alert and tingling and extremely happy; only one more day and he’ll be back with me … with us. I stroke down my stomach, comforting our little tadpole, missing its daddy as much as I am already.

The morning sun streamed through the expansive windows of Hilary's room, painting the luxurious space with a warm golden glow. Hilary, her heart filled with a sense of contentment, stretched out in her bed, the memory of the previous evening's escapades with Rob bringing a smile to her lips. The evening had been a whirlwind of laughter, dancing, and stolen kisses, a perfect escape from the complexities of her family life. For the first time in a long time, Hilary felt a sense of genuine happiness, a feeling of lightness that she hadn’t experienced in years.

Hazel's eyes sparkled with tears of joy, her smile radiant as she basked in the warmth of the moment. The sound of clapping and whistling filled the air, a symphony of celebration that seemed to go on forever. Maya and Naya embraced her, their faces flushed with excitement, as the crowd surged forward to offer their congratulations. "Congratulations, Hazel! You deserve it!" someone shouted. "This is just the beginning!" another voice chimed in. The room was electric with energy, and the atmosphere was charged with emotion. Hazel's heart swelled with gratitude, her soul overflowing with happiness. This moment was the culmination of her dreams, the realization of her vision.

“So, it’s on me.” His mother let out a frustrated groan. “Oh, you bull-headed—why am I even trying to talk you out of this? I may as well be banging my head against a wall.” Cressida slapped her hand on the table, making the cutlery jump. “Fine. Do it your way. You’re old enough to know what you want. But let me just remind you, son, that it’s natural for people to want to be happy. It’s not something you have punish yourself for.”

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.

" Happy Smith gasped and turned to look at his two companions. He saw the disbelief and ecstasy in Sunshine Lydia and Herd Norman's eyes. This guy actually gave them another chance. Was this guy so reckless? "You, you really want us to come? This, this is what you said." Happy Smith was so excited that he stuttered and his face turned red. "I said it, and I won't hide. Let's try again." Caspian scolded impatiently, "Hurry up!" "Okay!" Happy Smith's heart beat wildly, and his breathing became rapid. At this time, if possible, he would definitely jump up and dance and cheer wildly. This guy actually took the initiative to seek death!

Larisa replied, her mood suddenly turned into a sad one as she remembers what transpired between her ex-lover and Daisy. “Well, try not to think too much, you need to be in your best mood for this shoot. Come here” Ava quickly pulled her into a hug. After a short while they disengaged “Here comes the trio!!” Someone announced and they both turned looking at the entrance

IN MY FEELINGS ADRAIN’S POV I woke up to the melodic sound of "Happy Birthday" echoing through my room, serenading me from every corner. The voice was familiar, and as I opened my eyes, my heart swelled with joy. It was my mother, standing by my bedside, a beaming smile lighting up her face. Gone were the traces of sadness that had haunted her for years. She seemed more alive and happier, and I couldn't help but feel grateful for the transformation.

They seem to be happier overall, and the community starts to thrive. As the months turn into years, the ripple effect of the "Happiness Club" spreads to other communities near and far. The movement starts to be called the "Gratitude Wave", and it's making a real difference in people's lives. Research even begins to show that gratitude and mindfulness can have a positive impact on physical and mental health, relationships, and even the economy.