Quotes On The Pursuit Of Happiness Novels & Stories

she whispered. There may be no lasting happiness in this world. However, living with the people we love, strengthening and accompanying each other, is absolute happiness. -THE END-

"You're my daughter. And you should remember that you're not a martyr, okay? I'm not telling you to be selfish. But sometimes, it's okay to be." I want to be happy, but if it costs another's happiness...I don't think I deserve to rejoice at all... But Papa is right. I am no martyr. "Remember, aut inveniam viam aut faciam." Papa told me this a lot of times. It's a Latin quote. I shall either find a way, or make one. I couldn't sleep properly that night. Everything was being absorbed into my brain. What happens next? Will I be stuck in this chapter of my life? Or should I find a way?

~~~~LANCE'S POV~~~~ There is this quote that says, "Happiness isn't the absence of pain but the triumph over it." After every storm, the sun rises, and after every heartbreak, love finds its way back. I have known darkness, regret, and loss—but today, I choose happiness. I choose the future and not the past. As I stepped out of the bathroom with the towel wrapped around my waist, my eyes landed on a small framed picture on my table. I picked it up, my fingers brushing against the glass.

I don't want your money, let alone marry you. "There is no undoing the things you did to hurt me." My parents worked themselves to death for that money, but never got to see me marry. And now, no amount of money would bring them back. Once I had my say, I rushed to my electric scooter and sped to the nearby town, leaving for around six hours before I returned. However, Sean was still waiting at the doorway, his cheeks left bright red under the blazing summer sun but he never bothered looking for a shade.

It was just that love wasn't enough was it? "I think that sometimes it could be multiple things and sometimes it could be nothing." The other girl turned to look at her, and then, "What do you mean?" "I think it doesn't matter, nothing does." "People always make a big deal about this 'thing' that one needs to focus on, this passion that's supposed to be the door to happiness. Meaning that if you don't find that 'thing' then you're doomed. I think that we're gonna be here a long time, the least we should do is try to make the most of this time. Seek happiness itself as opposed to the thing that's supposed to be the key to it." Kayla explained.

There is no substitute in life for happiness. . -the end - . c.m. louden

He would have said more but I immediately cut it off with a question that made him stop. A sad smile crept on my lips. "If ever I die, will I be happy too?"

The pursuit of happiness is the most ridiculous expression; if you chase happiness you will never find it... because Man is the creator of his own happiness. If we can't live to be happy, at least we live to be worthy of it, at least he's no longer working like he used to, he's doing a good job now... but not yet to the happy end when the thought just thrown away, with Gary's eyes blinked as he stared at the open gate of his house's fountain, as he knew that not everyone had access, let alone not eliminating the fact that there were several bodyguards on guard. A man in a long dark jacket and blue scarf ran down from the red SUV, which Gary didn't expect.

“Now, that I have your love and affection, there is nothing more that I could want for in this world.” Mira smiled through her tears. “This is enough… this memory is enough for a lifetime even if it doesn’t last. You don’t have to be burdened or weighed down by anything. All I want is for you to be happy.” Jack spoke his mind. He would never have said these words which were hidden deep within his heart, nor did he know why he did…. But he did… Little did he know that this was the effect of the hot spring… one of its side effects were clarity of vision. Sometimes things buried within your heart… your deepest fears can in itself be determinantal if it is not shared and discussed.

Vihaan bitterly chuckled while his eyes were flooding, “ I PROMISE MY MOTHER THAT I WILL RETURN AND TAKE HER OUT OF THAT GOLDEN CAGE. I KNOW SHE HAD BEEN SUFFERED A LOT AFTER MY LEAVE. ARRANGING MONEY IS NOT LIFE’S GOAL LIFE GOAL IS TO TAKE OUT MY MOTHER FROM THAT GOLDEN CAGE. AND THAT WORK IS NOT FINISHED. IT WAS MY PROMISE AND I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO MUST FINISH THAT TASK." “ Vihu! Why are you arguing? Don't be that blind man who is stuck between unnecessary tasks of life and live in that dream that what he is doing is his responsibility. When you get to your exit door, you’re free from every task of life. There is no responsibility on your shoulder, no relationship's barriers. you are a fre