Her Perfect Life Novels & Stories

Exactly on her birthday, she gave birth to her beautiful baby with her husband besides her. Her husband’s name was Camden and he had been over the moon. The day after Peyton gave birth, Camden met up in a fatal accident and died. Peyton hadn't even shed a tear. All she did when the news were delivered to her, was look down at her baby in her arms with a small smile before she cooed at the unsuspecting baby. Three years younger than Peyton is, Penelope and Xavier's other daughter, Heidi. Heidi is the overachiever of the family. While Peyton is the face of the Huxx business, I do not doubt one bit that Heidi is the brains of the operation.

It was one of the most terrible weeks in my life, I tell you the truth. "My condolences!" He said, concerned, "You're indeed a strong woman, and I admire your strength; it's indeed worthy of note." He said, is my strength the only thing you admire? I thought to myself, expecting him to say more. My hopes were dashed when his girl came along. "Oh, there you are; I've been looking for you everywhere; there's something I'd love for you to see...." She said, pulling him away, their voices faded as they went farther from me. I hated her so much! She wasn't even a good match for Thorne!"

She breathed out. Her life felt so perfect it scared her so much. She had the husband of her dreams. He did everything right, and almost always said the right thing. It was as if she was some in some kind of fairytale dream and soon enough she’d wake up then it would all be gone. She fixed her hair and sat down as he showered. *** In Suncity, Love scrolled on her f******k lying on her bed. She paused coming across a post by some motivational speaker.

Maybe he ignores it and hopes for the best. "It's simply… wonderful." I'm not going to lie to him. "It's irritating and frustrating and passionate and comforting and outrageously perfectly imperfect." A smile slits my face thinking about my mate. "It's wonderful." I sigh. Nick looks deep in thought. "You'll find her. I promise. Just give her a chance." I kiss his cheek and he nods absentmindedly. "It's getting dark. Movie time!" I start swimming to the bank so we can go inside.

A perfect life in my dictionary doesn't mean a life filled with luxuries and which will always be filled with happiness. A perfect life means to have someone for whom you would want to take holiday from your work, to have the ups and downs with them, to explore the various ways to surprise someone, to share the cup of your favorite beverage, to have someone talk to who can just listen you, to have someone to guide you and correct you, and so many other things that can never be explained.

"That our first born might not be perfect. I would never have done it Talon you should know me better than that. I just thought it was fair to give you the option." "Know a lot of so called perfect people that do some fucked up shit. When's the last time you seen a so called imperfect person on the news hacking up people across state lines for fun? I'm thinking this perfect shit has holes in it." I kissed her nose with all the guck she had on it. "Only you would think like that."

"She wasn't perfect. And she thought us to always see the light, something her mother thought her. I couldn't imagine the smile on her face right now-" "She relapsed, she became an addict. She was a stripper, she wasn't perfect but she lived a better life than most of us-" "That is what made her perfect. Her flaws and her imperfections. She always wanted a happy ending, one that she really didn't get" "I hope she does get that in the afterlife. Ruby lived and she lives on. In our heart" I concluded before dropping the microphone to their applauds. I heaved a deep breath, not realizing tears streamed down my cheeks. But i smiled.

A tear falls. She pulls me into a hug over the console. “I know. I know you do, and I know this hurts. I’m so sorry.” I clutch her tighter, sobbing in the crook of her neck. Where do I even start from? I had it all together. I had the perfect life, the perfect fiancé… I was going to be a wife! And now, I’m back to square one. My perfect life has shattered right before my eyes. “Come on.” Judi breaks away from the hug. “Let’s go in and attend to your bruises.”

the way her hair came loose from the bun, the tired lines under her eyes she probably hated people to see. "So," I said carefully, "how's life being Crawford royalty these days?" She snorted. "A circus." "Yeah? You look the part." She elbowed me lightly, but didn't deny it. "It's exhausting," she admitted after a moment. "Everyone expects me to be... perfect. The Prescott daughter. The girl with everything." "And are you?" "Perfect?" She shook her head, staring out at the lights. "My dad cheats, my mom doesn't care, and the only people who remember my birthday are my housekeeper and the internet. So, yeah. Real perfect."

"Why people think I'm made of metal? Metal melt too and I was melting. And the fire was people comment." She blinked sadly. "Because sometimes people think your life is too perfect." That's the problem. I wanted everything perfect, my clothes, life, boyfriend, my career but I was lacking behind at something. I wanted a perfect life and I was crawling to get it. But it wasn't going on perfect.