I Just Want A Peaceful Life Novels & Stories

“What will I do now that it’s over?” He was quiet for a moment, then asked, “What do you want to do?” The question startled me. No one had asked me that in years, not Damon, not Selene, in my previous life and not even myself. What did I want? “I… I want peace,” I said at last. “I want to wake up without dread clawing at my throat. I want to work at the clinic with my mother without whispers behind my back. I want to live… start a fmaily… maybe,” my voice trembled on the last word, because it sounded so fragile, so small compared to everything I had endured.

I want to rest my head on your shoulder and hear you say that everything will be fine, because we are made for each other. Today I'm just looking for a little peace. I want my heart to receive a portion of joy and for everything to simply go well. I don't need much to feel like my life is complete, nor do I need great things to be happy. Being well with myself will always be my greatest treasure.

It's so angry, who is not so healthy. "Young master, do you have a dream?" "Dream what?" Clause Chen tilted her head and asked again. What is his dream? It's hard to define because sometimes it doesn't even know what its own dream is. "Don't you have a dream, young master?" "I don't know either, it's never been clear before. So what's your dream?" "My dream... is that every day can be as peaceful as now." "Huh? It's hard to understand what you say, it's not a dream, it's clearly a wish."

“What do you want, Sirella? While you’re here in my house, is there anything you need? Anything you wish for?” I was silent. I wanted to go home in the woods and spend it with Kieran. But how would I tell him that? I had to rephrase it another way. “I just want peace.” I managed to say. "Peace?" I nodded. “Yes. I don’t want the fights and the wars.” He nodded, slowly. “I can give you that as well. You are under my roof. I can provide you with the peace you need. No one would dare.”

I said, hugging her back. "After all our suffering, finally we will get to be at peace together. I will finally be able to be with the woman I love. That is all that matters in my life now—to have a family and to have a peaceful man at that."

“But we’re still watching. Eyes on the ports, clubs, phones. If anything moves, we’ll know.” I poured another round for all of us. “They deserve to fade,” I said. “Let ’em rot in the shadows. We’ll stay alert. But I’m not chasing ghosts. Not right now.” “Yeah?” Petrov asked. “What do you want right now?” I leaned back in the chair, eyes on the glass. “I want peace,” I said. “I want quiet. I want to love my wife. Nothing else matters right now.” They didn’t argue. They didn’t have to.

"I don't like the jobs you mentioned. Those jobs don't give peace of mind. All I wanted was a simple life with the needed amount of money with a peaceful life." "Then I should stay away from you because I'm the one who's bringing the trouble to you. Sorry for coming into your life and making it difficult for you. This will be my last stay here. You won't have any trouble from now on. You can have your peaceful life back." "I doubt that."

Just to achieve what I want in life. Peace. Am I selfish for doing it? I just want to get out of the noise of cursing, shouting, and breaking glasses and plates. I just want to have a peaceful life, far away from the noise of chaos. Am I selfish for dreaming it? I lifted my face at Killian, and I noticed how worried he was for me. I could see that he was trying to halt his tears from falling down because I know that he wants me to see that he's strong, even though he is already feeling weak after everything that we've been going through.

He looked tipsy—his cheeks flushed so as his ears. "What's your ideal life, Aria?" he said, kissing my neck and shoulder blades. Ideal life? A series of memories flooded my head. And most of it dates back to my childhood. I dreamed of a life filled with love when I was younger. To get stronger during my teenage. Peace, however, is all I want right now. For me, life has been a never-ending roller coaster of suffering. I want to live a life without war. No conflict, no adversaries — that sounds ideal, truly.

I don't want to be part of this elite world. I want to be free together with my baby. I don’t care anymore, and I will live peacefully.”