Life Is Not Daijoubu Novels & Stories

Ditch the Ex. Date the Billionaire . Chapter 116: . If life was a movie, this would be where Isabella magically starts getting her shit together. Unfortunately, if Isabella’s life was a movie it would probably be some sort of excruciating indie film in a foreign language with an ambiguous ending and no subtitles for the sake of pretension because in real life a meltdown and a heart-to-heart don’t really fix anything.

said Dinda. "I'm happy right now because I heard you're Happy," Luis replied. “Do you always go to this park every time you have a day off from work?” asked Dinda to Luis. “It's usually like that, but sometimes I also go to the shopping center. Buying some household needs,” replied Luis. "Ah, it turns out that your life is very happy. Right now you are very lucky!” “Now that you too are liberated, you can enjoy your life now. Life is not eternal, while still having a soul. So you have to use your time as well as possible, as much as you have to make your life happy. Don't humans have the right to be happy?"

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Dahlia's POV The awaited Monday is here and I feel so excited and nervous at the same time, I've got a roller coaster of emotions what if I mess up on my first day or the Boss isn't happy with me. The email sent by Miss Clara states clearly that I'll undertake a six months training by Mr. Dai Japana himself, he's the most good looking billionaire bachelor in Tokyo according to vogue magazine and my girls always read the gossip section on those magazines but I'm never interested in knowing or seeing the pictures or articles.

“What will you do without me?” Jai chuckled. “Darrion said that too. But I’m always safe in the end. I’ll make sure of that.” “Says the guy who got jailed for violence and had to be bailed by someone else.” Jai sweatdropped. “Y-Yeah… Thank you. Truly, thank you for that.” “Hm.” Claude hummed as he browsed through the names again. “There’s Komatsu here, but there’s no Eiji.” “Huh, same. I got one Komatsu in the book before, but there’s no Eiji.” Jai said. Then something caught Jai’s eyes in a new book. ‘Hosokawa Eiji…’

said Kiara with a serious expression . " Because you want fame and money ?! Easy enough ! " said leader Samara . " No one would like a fame and money that will make him live like a prisoner . Life isn't all about having all the things that you want to buy cause in the end they remain worthless once the person dies . What will I remember from my life ?! Only the four pages of a wall decorated in gold . Can that even compare to the fresh breeze of air that you feel in the morning or the sunset and the amazing view of the stars shining in the night ?! I don't know about you but I would never do that . " said Kiara with a serious expression .

The only option Life is a very big game. And mine is much more than that. It is not just any game. No, of course not. My life is a very big drama game. A drama I really wish wouldn't come near would always stay in two metre radius from me. So, my life is a very big drama game. And it was endless misery to me. I just couldn't put a full stop to it. Like how difficult will it get. It's always a drama. It seems to have been around me since I was born.

"D-Dumb! I already told you to not misunderstand it!! It just I ask Aimi and She asks your friends. I just want to return this to you. that's all!! So I should go now." Hikari holds Ayasa and says "Would you mind if you spend some time with me? I just have something that I can do by myself." Ayasa just thinking that maybe was cooking or something. So she just gets inside the Hikari room. Since there was no chair there, Hikari told Ayasa to sit beside his bed. Hikari just looked away and asks Ayasa "Hey, if you can choose to live or die. Which one you should take?" Ayasa was so weird when she hears that. Of course, she says to Hikari that she was going to live. Then Hikari asks her why did s

I ran toward the crowd, toward the people who had chosen to celebrate the life I had rebuilt. They surrounded me and began singing "Happy Birthday." In the warmth of their voices and the glow of the candles, I closed my eyes and made the first wish of my life that truly belonged only to me. "To a life well lived, Cindy!" The candles went out. Cheers rose around me. I took a bite of cake and watched the last edge of the sun sink behind the mountains. All the blood-stained memories of Manhattan drifted away with the cool evening breeze, left forever in the ruins of a life I would never return to.

"It’s strange. I spent so l‍o‍ng trying to c​ontrol every variable, tr​ying to anticipate every move,​ that I fo‌rgot‌ what it w⁠as like‌ to just be in a mo⁠ment without worr​ying about the fallou⁠t. I feel like I’m waiting for the oth⁠er shoe to drop, ev‌en though the‍re⁠’s no one​ left to throw‌ it.‍" "It’s n‍ot strange,‌"‍ Da⁠mien whispe‌r⁠ed, c​overing he​r h‍a​n‌d with his own. His skin was rougher now, ca​l⁠lou⁠sed f​rom the​ work of maintai⁠nin​g​ the c‍ottage, an‍d it felt⁠ more real than any‌ luxury he had ever known. "It’s the firs‌t real thing‌ we’v​e ev‌er h‍a‌d. Everything else was a projecti‌on, a game, or a transaction. T‌his… this is just life. It’s messy, an‌d i​t’s quiet,