Small and specific rather than grand — tea at the right moment, a phone call that came. Writers who have lived through uncertain years tend to notice happiness at that scale.
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“Am I my Name, Society or something Complex?Though, I am not promising anyone reading my story, a definite answer to such a deceptively simple question, but I do assure my readers contentmentout of this confusion.”

“The candles shall flicker with the approach of the storm as the dark winds will crush the hope and bury the happiness within the infinite depths of darkness.”

“Kauther has her mother's eyes and father's smile while Kaleemah looks a lot like Sumayah, her mother, with those pink lips, pointy small nose and a round face.”

“The friends were joking with each other and recollecting only those happy memories that turned their life happier and cheerful.”

“The memory brought a tepid smile to my face, only managing to lift the upper left corner of my lips that had blackened due to excessive intake of medication.”

“The crowd cheered for the three prince and princesses, nudging each other in delight at seeing them again after a long time.”

“Kauther is a writer, she spends most of her time in her father's library, studying the Hadiths of the Holy Prophet Muhammed (Peace Be Upon Him), and hopes to be a scholar like her father someday.”

“For Alfons and the other inmates, life was never the same again; their once cheerful and happy lives turned worse than sewer rats.”

“Your only chance to live peacefully and get your wage on time is to nod a yes to every word they say, or you suffer, terribly.”

“That is the thing about humans like Ala- they just cannot say no- they always make sacrifices for your happiness.”

“The return journey to home started off; this time there were three people in her car praying to reach home peacefully.”

“Somehow, his smile always made me feel secure; made me feel that nothing bad would ever happen to our little town of Shivpura.”

“Only she could bring a ruddy autumn smile to my teary-eyed face, no one else, especially not my father.”

“If you want happiness, find the sources of contentment that are beautifully weaved in your essence.”

“Some people were busy chatting and others were enjoying the music.Her phone rang and she took it out from her clutch to see the notification.”
“At the same time, it also makes me happy to remember those who devoted their whole lives for our happiness.”

“Tears blurred his vision for a while, but they dried up quickly as he was consoled by the thought that his father had led a good life and had died peacefully at a ripe old age.”

“All that remained of her was a hollow exterior- festering with fear, anger and hate for the pack of wolves who preyed on her happiness and deprived her family of a peaceful life.”

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