Optimista Novels & Stories

Jasmine threatened and turned off the phone. Brave looked at the dark phone screen and wanted to scream loudly: "Okay, I quit, I won't do it anymore." Unfortunately, that was just his heart of words. In fact, his expression was as gloomy as a family, thinking to himself: "Life is so boring.” He did not know that his misfortune had just begun. His wife - Bright in a pink apron, with a cute bear print on her chest, holding the long big chopsticks, angry bullet-shaped eyes looking at him questioningly.

She asked and I nodded my head. "It's okay, Mom. Thanks! Do you know that she makes the best coffee? It's bitter but it's sweet and delightful." I stated as I focused my gaze on the small tree in the middle of the dining table. She has said that it is three years old already. "Well, that's the same with life, Hon. Sometimes you need bitterness together with happiness to experience the best out of life. That's how it works. And, I know that she is out there and experiencing what you feel, too. And, I am certain that you can find your way back to each other. Just... Think optimistically. I know that she would say that to you." She advised me as she went to me to place my coffee, and I chuckled

She gave me a look with her bright eyes, which were brimming with optimism as she looked at me. “Why wouldn’t I?” While she was listening to my words, I gave her a friendly smile, and she responded by jumping for joy.

I asked him doubtfully. “Hey! I don’t want to hear any more of your pessimism. I want you to see the bright side. We have to try. We have nothing to lose. If we cannot assert ourselves in what we love to do, it means we haven’t found our way in life yet and all we have to do is keep looking. The important thing is to never give up. We will search together, always together. I won’t let anyone ever separate us again,” she replied in a warm voice. The quality I appreciated most about him was his optimism. Every time, he changed my perspective on things.

We said bye hanging up the phone so I can park and get out walking to the door. Closing the door I felted relaxed at the day's ends, going up the stairs to my room and I dropped onto my bed and I sighed " So glad today is over to today." laying there Alpha Kane came to mind rendering the look he gives me before leaving ." I wonder if he is still upset...... UGH, what I'm saying !" I screamed at my self sitting up on the bed "It's okay " Shiva chimed in " Nothing about this on top of what we still have to deal with back in London is 'okay' " I said sarcastically.

An attraction so strong that it overpowered reason. I was committed to seeing where this led to, determined to make sure it ended in a good place. Somewhere, at the back of my mind. I just felt he was the one for me. Some people might think I was being delusional.... But delusions were borne out of an optimistic mindset. And I believed in possibilities and thrived on optimism. Where others saw a glass half-empty, I saw a glass half-full. Just like I was seeing what others considered to be impossible with Greg.

Gorgeous work place in the house of Assembly, the Governors and his colleagues who were greater than him in rank do respect him not because they were scared of him or he was richer than them but because they saw him as one who is disciplined, focused and talks less. At his workplace, If they were to be in a meeting at the house of assembly, while the others were busy arguing about a particular issue, he keeps calm without uttering a word not until they are done arguing, that is when he would actually make a point, a reasonable one at that. and finally, they end up adapting to his suggestions. Most of the time, his opinions were considered more than that of his colleagues which made some of t

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What if people laugh at me? My heart thumped with a series of questions, but I shut every thought away, bracing myself to think positively. Alpha Lucien always says, “Optimism is the key to success.” And “Optimism equals success.” For years, I have held onto that doctrine and it has helped me pass most exam cases. “You look stunning!” The gentle voice filled my ear from behind, and when I tilted my head, Vera was standing behind me with a big smile on her face.

My mood dropped. I drew the curtains apart. The light hit instantly, golden and warm as the soft evening sun filtered through the narrow gap. It stretched lazily across the floor, claiming the space little by little as I spread the fabric apart. The warmth kissed my face, and without thinking, I smiled. It wasn’t much — a faint, tired smile — but it felt good. The sky outside was a rich, fiery orange, the kind that made everything look softer, calmer. I stood there, letting the glow wash over me, allowing my smile to widen just a little more.