Kebahagiaan Kecilku Novels & Stories

he said, his voice filled with admiration. I shrugged, feeling a bit bashful. “It was nothing special. Just a day with the kids.” He shook his head, smiling. “It was more than that. You gave them a day of happiness, something they’ll remember for a long time.” I nodded, realizing he was right. The impact of today’s events would ripple through their lives, a beacon of hope and joy. And for me, it was a reminder of what truly mattered. It wasn’t about grand gestures or material wealth. It was about the simple acts of kindness and connection that made life meaningful.

Later that night, after we’d finally wrestled Mira into bed and read her favorite picture book for the third time, Kate and I collapsed onto the couch. She curled into my side with a contented sigh. “I used to think happiness had to come from something… big, you know? Like fame, or some wild adventure, or that one perfect job.” “And now?” I asked. She looked up at me. “Now I think happiness is a tiny girl in dinosaur pajamas snoring into her unicorn, and you beside me. That’s it. That’s everything.”

“Nothing is funny. I am just thinking of how blessed I am to have you in my life.” Alright, there goes my still heart!

The words carved into it caught my attention: Here rests our little dot, who filled our lives with happiness and joy…

We talked lightly, laughed softly, avoiding heavy topics. And in the midst of our conversation, Liam said softly, “Today I realized something.” “What?” I asked. “That happiness does not always come after a great victory or a long war,” he said. “Sometimes happiness is as simple as this seeing you laugh, hearing our child breathe, and knowing we are still here.” I looked at him for a long time, then nodded. “Let this simple happiness last a long time.” “Forever,” Liam answered with certainty.

Olivia exclaimed and finally looked up at the Walkers, as if she just noticed their pres Her gaze locked with Emily, that was looking at her with her eyes glowing. Olivia waved her left fingers at the girl, before looking up at the old couple. "Hi! Enjoy the event Mr and Mrs Walker." She said and looked at Max, who wasn't staring at her direction any lo "And you too, dude." She added and that's all. She returned to browsing her p Mrs Laura Smith gave an awkward laugh, "I'm so sorry for her method of greeting. She woke up in a bad mood today." She said and the couple laughed it off, claiming that they understand

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even after all these hours she couldn't get enough of all those little things that happened between them, which flatters her heart. At this moment, she was full of positivity and happiness. She had nothing to complain about, not even a single thing. at least for now she had nothing that could disturb her mind. because she is so in love with him that even little things make her high on happiness. but the concern is, if little things related to him can make her extremely happy, affect her so much then even a minimal thing related to him can hurt her extremely too, even a small thing can affect her too.

"I consider happiness to be something relative." "Like... What makes you happy may not make someone else happy too?" "Yes, exactly!" I look at him surprised. "I see it as an achievement." "An achievement? Like... For example... Seeking it during the path you trace and not just after reaching the end?" "Yes! Many people think that they will only be happy when they get where they want to be. When in fact, happiness can be found in small things. You just have to allow yourself to see it." "So, it's a point of view."

I just put the ice bag aside. "Baby, you are my smile, my peach, my home, my safe place, my paradise, my hope, my love, my life, my everything. And you are the reason, I am living painlessly. I was surviving before I met you but when I got you in my life, I am living. You already deleted all my pain. So, please cheer up. I want my love only to love me. Nothing else. So, skip this tension. If you won't cheer up, I will ...." I stopped. I am confused about what to say.