Never Regret Anything That Made You Smile Mga Nobela at Kwento

I don't know who these words are gonna help today, but I want you ( anyone reading this) to know that no matter what happens in life or how people make you feel irrelevant, you should keep on smiling. One day, you'll be the one they will look up to. It's just a matter of time. #smile_because_you_matter ❤ ❤ A new part. Enjoy-------------------------------- Hunter's P.O.V. ——————— After a long and unsurprisingly annoying day of work, I arrive home a few to seven.

I calmly started washing up after Austin left. There was no need for me to cry aloud or make a huge fuss about my broken heart like the last time anymore. One could only get used to the pain, and then, it wouldn't have any significance to them anymore. In fact, I found it a waste of energy to even shed a single tear for a jerk like him. I fell asleep right after that. Sometime past midnight, I heard someone knocking on the door in my haze. The raps on the door were loud and urgent.

I bit my lip in half-regret. But his next words were way beyond rewarding. “I'll make you smile tonight. It's a promise.”

"Oh, and those guys? I sent them. Just meant to scare you a little. Didn't expect... well, I guess that heirloom wasn't yours after all." "Briana." My voice was rough, but steady. "You'll regret this." She paused, then grinned wider. "I'm looking forward to it, Lena." And just like that, she turned and walked off. I lay there on the cold pavement, clutching the shattered bracelet pieces. Then I forced myself up. By the time I got home, her mocking voice was still ringing in my head. But then— I laughed. If peace was off the table, fine. I wasn't playing the victim anymore.

My life isn’t a fairytale; it’s a rollercoaster ride full of mishaps, but I don’t regret any moments of it because those hardships are what bring me to this happiness. THE END

he smiles sadly. "So w-why d-didn't you like me back all those years." I stutter. I was definitely going to regret everything coming out of my mouth in the morning.

That's why I'm so happy to see the siblings enjoying the company of my family and friends and doing what normal people do. There's one lesson that my grandparents taught me that I couldn't forget. Life is unpredictable you will not know what's going to happen today or tomorrow. You should live your life without any holding back and regret. You always have a choice and make a choice. Don't look back to regret even if your choice is not as good as you expected. Life is full of surprises and enjoy the crazy ride of it. Live your life the way you want it to be."

He continued and I smiled softly. “I love even in the midst of everything you do, you still take care of yourself and look amazing. You're such a gem, and anyone who doesn't see that will eventually do and regret it later but it's too late because you're mine, mine and mine forever.” He shrugged, and my cheeks were beginning to hurt from smiling so much.

She pulled her hand free from his grip with a firm, quiet motion. "Henry, a broken mirror never amends, and neither does love." Her voice remained calm, but every word carried the full weight of everything she had lived through and survived. "Reconciliation is just a pretty lie. Maybe if we'd met another way, we'd have been happy. Let me go. Don't make me hate you."

I stare at the ceiling. Think about Neah laughing. Liam smiling. Theo almost relaxing. The pack finding light in darkness. Worth it. All of it. Every joke. Every smile. Every moment of levity I can create. Because if we lose the ability to laugh, we lose everything that makes us worth saving. My phone buzzes. Text from Miles. **You okay?** I smile. Type back. **Always. You?** **No. But we will be.** **Yeah. We will.**