Read the first two books before reading this one😣. "WE HAVE A PULSE!", the doctor yelled. Paris survived, but did her baby? Let's join her dysfunctional roller coaster and see if she will finally be happy❤️ .

This is a sequal to Road to Happiness. Paris is back and better than ever, join her on her mission to become Actually Happy❤️ .

Paris is a 17 year old Senior from The Bahamas 🇧🇸❤️ . Suffered from depression and anxiety throughout her years and has made some dumb decisions. Let's see what the future holds for her. WARNING: Contains adult content and all that shit🤣

"This is happy helpline, think happy thoughts." "No." "No what?" "No happy thoughts." ©2017 janaebello All rights reserved

It's easy to be happy right? Stick on a smile and voilà! Everyone assumes you're happy. How deceiving smiles can be. As much as you can fool other people with the mask you wear, you can never fool yourself. I'm Carrie. This is my journal.

Different people, different stories, and different chapters, that's life. Anyhow, it's still the ink that remembers how we felt and how we define things. No one has ever experienced a fairytale story without even trying... Therefore I will start trying now.

I know we all have read it and we all have tried it. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't. I have been there at your place struggling with my life in addition to struggling with LOA. I know the feel and when at last I figured out some ways to make it work atleast 85% of the time, I decided to share it with others and what could be a better platform than wattpad. So here I am to help you.. ;)

Stay away from negative people ..vibe higher

❝Positivity doesn't mean that you keep your head in the sand and ignore life's less pleasant times. ❞ ❝Positive thinking just means that you approach unpleasantness in a more productive way. ❞ ❝You think the best is going to happen, not the worst. ❞ ┋MADE BY: ─ UNZISH SHAHZAD┋

Two university students with different backgrounds, struggling with each of their personality disorder, are brought together through an experiment with the purpose of improving one another. "There were only three things that I, Nanna Mouritzen, had in common with Marius Sandberg. First of all, we were both born in 1990, a common trait that did not necessarily connect us on a higher level. Second, we attended the same university, a reality we shared with about 20.000 other students. And lastly, the reason why we were brought together - we both had a serious problem."