Happy Story Novels & Stories

"The more struggle you go forward than the more percentage that your happiness (happy) will be achieved." Hikari then tries to unlock the tablet with the word 'happy' but it seems like they're still wrong about it. Hikari then asks Neu and Nimura if he should enter the word 'happiness' instead of 'happy'. But they didn't think that it will be the answer. So they tell Hikari that it was not and they use another word. It just left a word Smart and game. But both of that word seems like it got nothing to do with the sentence. But they try and fill it out. They give a word 'smart' a try first. Since 'game' looks like it got nothing to do with the sentence. They discussed it and they are going to

Stella confessed, a mix of nervousness and joy in her voice. "That’s wonderful news, Stella!" Sara exclaimed, thrilled, pulling her into an enthusiastic hug. "And you’re not the only one with good news—I’m pregnant too!" The revelation made Stella’s eyes shine even brighter. Knowing that she and her best friend were pregnant at the same time filled her with indescribable joy. The two shared a moment of pure happiness, hugging and laughing together. After the celebration, Sara helped Stella with the final touches, ensuring she was ready to head downstairs.

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

“There is no love, the ideal is happiness. Happiness is the feeling, the realization of dreams and ambitions. Happiness is sometimes achieving what you want such as wealth, advancement in work, and a stable life. Or sometimes, happiness is going home with food to eat, work to do, and someone to wait for. In short, everyone has the right to choose their own happiness.” "Right." Mike agrees with Cindy's thoughts. “Christmas is a festive season to gather, anyone, whether single or already in love, after all, our journey in this life is to find a happy destination. Have you heard the story of the Four-pointed Star? It tells about the arduous journey to find the happiness of the boy who gardened

“That’s Stephanie, my daughter, with her husband and two beautiful children. She’s found happiness, Cassandra. Despite everything… she’s forgiven you, too.” Cassandra’s eyes followed his gaze, filling with fresh tears as she looked at Stephanie’s family. The life she had once tried to destroy was now blossoming before her, vibrant and resilient. She managed a small, sad smile, a mixture of sorrow and relief etched into her features. “I’m… happy for you, Hank. For her. She deserves everything good in this world.”

This is our happily ever after. *** THE END ***

I had finally found true happiness. The End.

I felt like a child, yet a very odd encounter occurred, “I believe that is unnecessary. We can head there with the young Queen ourselves,” said Jaxx, “we wouldn’t want a war to occur for a miss understanding,” Jaxton followed. I wanted to step in, yet a much-unexpected lady spoke for me. “We are on our way to such a reunion!” Looking behind me, there was a set of three Harry girls in green teal dresses, each in a different shape: flowers in one, swirls in the middle, and birds in the last one.

I told him the story while eating. He was shocked, forgetting his food. He took a swig of beer and looked at me with pity. "Trust me. You will meet someone better," he said seriously. His earnestness amused me. I didn't expect Gideon, so full of pride, to keep haunting me. The next day, he was at the studio entrance again, a bouquet of roses in hand. He gazed at me and spoke softly. "I'm not giving up. I'll be here till you change your mind."

They walked side by side down the street and entered a convenience store where they found a table and ordered some snacks. Gary gazed at her profile. "I can hardly tell if this is reality or a dream." Kimberly smiled, and he continued, "Remember college? We were broke, always eating snacks at convenience stores. Who would have thought, years later, we'd sit together like this?" Kimberly sighed, memories flooding back like a tidal wave. Back then, she was young and carefree, yet to meet Daniel. Gary tilted his head, curious. "I heard from our classmates that you got married. How is that going? Are you happy?"