No Happiness Without You Novels & Stories

"Seeing you, I forget about any discomfort. With you by my side, I’m too happy to care about anything else!" ***

Hum tere bin ab reh nahin sakte Tere bina kyaa vajood meraa (I can't live without you now, What's my existence without you..) Tujh se judaa gar ho jaayenge To khud se hi ho jaayenge judaa (If I get separated from you, I'll be separated from my own self..) We started dancing with the music.. Kyonki tum hi ho Ab tum hi ho Zindagi, ab tum hi ho Chain bhi, meraa dard bhi Meri aashiqui ab tum hi ho (Because you alone are,

There was no anger and no heartbreak, just the quiet relief of something finally settling into place. I opened the chat with Nola and typed two words: [Perfect match.] Then, I held down the power button and turned my phone off completely. I pulled out the SIM card I had been using for years and dropped it into the trash. The boarding announcement echoed through the terminal speakers. I stood, took hold of my suitcase, and walked toward the security checkpoint. Outside, the world was loud with celebration, and in here, there was only the stillness of leaving alone. However, that was alright. From now on, my world belonged to no one but me.

James’s presence had cast a dark shadow over their celebrations, shattering the joy and innocence I had hoped to preserve for my twins’ special day. But amidst the wreckage, a glimmer of hope emerged – a single balloon, still tethered to the corner of the sofa, its vibrant colors a beacon of resilience amidst the chaos. Clinging to this small symbol of hope, I vowed to salvage what remained of their birthday celebration, to restore a sense of normalcy for my precious twins. With a determined set to my jaw, I set about clearing away the debris, my mind racing with plans to salvage their birthday festivities. I rummaged through the pantry, gathering ingredients for their favorite treats, deter

I didn’t recognize myself in that desperate, pleading tone. “Just let him be. You can’t beg him to forgive.” Ava’s words were steady, but I could see the pity in her eyes. “Girl, get busy. Stop waiting on a man,” she added with a laugh, scrolling her phone like she was brushing me off. “It’s not that simple,” I whispered, almost too low to hear. It felt like a betrayal even to say it out loud. Jayden and I — we spoke every single day, every single hour, text after text. I didn’t just miss him. I needed him. Without him, I could barely breathe.

Soon, I tidied up the farmland and little shoots of my watermelons were poking out of the soil. However, I presumed that I wouldn't ever see Sean again after I returned, only for him to travel thousands of miles to reach me just a month later. He appeared pained as he saw me clearing weed under the sun, and cried, "What are you doing here, darling? It's such bothersome work. Come home with me already!" "Didn't you know I was very worried when I couldn't reach you?" I frowned and promptly distanced myself. "Don't call me darling—we never had a wedding nor a marriage certificate."

She inhaled deeply, pressing her palms together, steadying her breath. “One, two, three… action!” the director called. The music kicked in, the first track of their duet. Big Kay began, his voice deep and soulful. “Oh baby, I’m drowning in your love,” he sang into the mic, eyes closed. “I can’t help this feeling. Please come back to me. What’s my life gonna be without you? I’m a walking mess, a dead man without you.” Anna’s chest tightened. Each lyric struck her like a blade. The words mirrored her own pain so precisely it almost felt cruel. She blinked fast, but tears slipped down anyway.

Not even close. The truth is, I’m miserable. I’m so damn unhappy that it feels like a weight pressing down on me, suffocating me. Letting go of her is harder than I thought it would be. I’ve grown so accustomed to her presence in the house—her laughter, her quiet moments, the way she fills the space with her energy. Without her, everything feels hollow. Empty.

I’ll finish the game first and come to the hospital later. The call disconnected. Each beep felt like something inside me breaking. When no one loves you, even dying wouldn’t matter to anyone. By the time I left the hospital, it was already evening. I called Ronan, wanting to talk about the divorce. He didn’t answer. Then suddenly my phone flooded with notifications from a group chat. I opened it. Brynn had posted a video. Ronan was at a karaoke bar named Nocturne, singing a love song to her.

She was able to handle her inner loneliness, but she would never do anything that would negatively impact her children's lives. "If your partner is the one your heart desires, nothing is wrong, rather you will live in peace and happiness. As I previously stated, I'll not ask for anything. If we are meant to be one, it will happen naturally. So don't worry, just relax." Zidane said. .....