Tell Them I Was Happy Novels & Stories

Zev said. “Uhuh.” I replied, not wanting to admit I had never been to one. Today had been freeing, knowing soon it would all be over. Telling them everything and revealing who I was didn’t feel like an option, though. I might not have been fair to them, but this was the only way I could have them. The only way I could be happy. And God, did I feel happy. It was like a dream. Literally, because I had dreamed about the two of them. But to actually be with them? Together?

Much difficult 🔥🔥🔥 “Oh my gosh, Mom, you have no idea how happy I am right now! I am over the moon, honestly!” I gleefully exclaimed, smiling from ear to ear as I poured out everything that had just happened for my mom to hear during our video call.

Not this time though, far from it actually. Deep down it pained me not to share my joy with him. I wanted to let him know I was doing fine, that I was feeling great. Blair was making me the happiest I had even been since that miserable day, and I desperately wanted to tell Kent, but I couldn't. Maybe one day I could, in the far future, but not now. "Don't worry Kent, I'm fine, believe me." I said. Those words were genuine, and I think the sincerity in my voice convinced him.

I whined like a child. We kept on bantering till Dax came to join us. “What is going on here? What did they do to you?” Dax asked me. I sighed dramatically, placing my palm on my forehead. “You don’t want to hear what they said to me. Both of them gossip about us,” I said. We all started throwing banters while laughing. Life was so good with these people, things were not as complicated as before and I was genuinely happy. “I can’t lie, you all are my family and you would always have a special place in my heart,” I blurted out.

Astounded, I met her gaze and saw that her eyes confirmed that she was telling the truth. I felt happy after hearing it. I don’t have anyone in this universe except me and myself. Knowing that someone will miss me makes me feel a lot better. I turned on the music and opted for fast-beat songs, as they can show my happiness perfectly. As music was playing, I started playing a drum on the steering wheel. After observing that, Julia said, laughing, “Oh! Someone is happy today.” “Yes, I am, and I am glad to accept it,” I said without any hesitation.

he called me, sounding very sad at my story. I gently patted his head and smiled at him, convincing him that I wasn't pathetic there. "But I was happy to grow up there. I had many young friends there. I made many friends. It was happy, especially when I met your daddy," I continued telling him, my heart swelling at the last sentence. He kept looking up at me while lovingly waiting for the story I would add to him. "Tell me more," he pushed through.

As he spoke, a broad smile flashed on my face. I'm so happy to see the drastic change in him. "Anybody can live happily. But you know what, today I felt so great after sharing everything with you. I'm feeling so light after so many months." I told him, smiling blissfully. "Since the day I started talking to you, I've been feeling just like this. You're filled with positivity. I'm glad you shared your inner pain with me. I realised that anybody could live happily." He's sounding so happy, even I'm happy too.

****Present Moment**** I refused to let jealousy creep in. This was a happy moment for my friend—I was happy for her. "Make sure you take lots of pictures," I said with a playful giggle. She hesitated, searching my face. "So… you're not upset?" She asked. "Of course not. Why would I be?" I muttered, forcing a reassuring smile. "I'm happy that you're happy. You deserve this," I added, and she nodded, relief washing over her face.

i heard clapping and whistling around us and I pulled away. Looking at the bunch with grins on their faces, I turned back to her. “Thank you for making me the happiest man alive baby” “You’re welcome. I’m happy too.” She said. —————

I want all this to end, I just want to be happy. Can't I be happy like Elara?