Okay so this is Road to Happiness (originally called Blue Moon) and this is the rewrite of Blue Moon, that I have now taken down, in case anyone gets confused:)
Also, I will be rewriting 'The Butterfly Effect' just after this but I don't want to do both at the same time as I'll just clash them and I'll get all confused:/

So anyway, I hope this turns out a lot better than the last time!

Road to Happiness

Prologue

Chelsea was always a happy girl and when she came to Sunny Island that never changed. The island helped her happiness bloom and spread across the island, it attracted others from across the world to come and live on the island, to visit her famous farm and cheerful attitude. This helped the island prosper.

The island got more and more popular and by the time Chelsea had been on the island for a year, it was revitalized and bustling with people. The inn was always full and the hotel always booked up. The residents lived across two sides of the island, the east and west side. While Chelsea lived on the farm, up north, excluded from the main part of the island. However, that didn't stop people from coming to visit her often.

Chelsea's farm was a success too. It was the perfect example of what just a little hard work and enthusiasm could do. This example gave the people of the island the encouragement to try harder, even when things got tough, and they did.

Chelsea was the most popular girl on the island, everyone knew her name and everyone wanted to be her friend and Chelsea was happy with that. She wanted to be their friends, she wanted to be everyone's friend, and she tried to be as well. Even to Vaughn, the moody cowboy, the only one on the entire island that didn't want to be her friend, that wanted nothing to do with her. For a little while, Vaughn did start to open up to Chelsea and they became friendlier but that changed when Denny arrived.

Denny came to the island in Chelsea's first year, around the summer time when Chelsea had started to sell fish as well. Denny and Chelsea instantly became friends as they spent the rest of the summer and most of the winter together. Autumn wasn't such a good month for Chelsea as she had to prepare for the upcoming winter by planting extra crops, she even had got a few extra animals to see her through and so she really needed the extra money.

But by the time winter came there wasn't as much to do on the farm for Chelsea so she spent most of the day on the docks, catching as many fish as she could. Of course, this gave her plenty of time to spend with Denny and they spent day after day sitting on the dock, catching fish.

They were dating by the time Thanksgiving came around and for the Starry Night Festival, let's just say, they weren't really concentrating on the stars. The new year came and went and on Spring 3rd, Denny proposed. It was surprising for Chelsea as it was wasn't a long time since they had started dating but she said yes without thinking twice and the ceremony was held a week later on the 10th of Spring.

The ceremony was big and the church was filled with people, the reception lasted until the earlier hours of the next day and the newly wedded couple spent the next few days doing up the house differently, they got it upgraded and decorated with new wallpaper and a carpet to match. Of course also getting a double bed, so they would be able to share and new furniture to suit them as previously Chelsea had lived alone.

The next month or so was some of the of the best days of Chelsea's life. Denny by her side every night and each morning, them having dinner together either in the house or in the Diner (Denny's favourite place to eat) every evening and going to festivals together.

Chelsea also enjoyed showing off her new wedding ring to different people on the island. She didn't mind every time someone asked to see it, it actually excited her when she was able to show it off and receive a compliment.

Denny was keen to start a family soon after they were married but for Chelsea, it was a sensitive matter. She had told him that she would like to wait, at least until they had gained a bit more money and upgraded the house again. But even after they had made some more money and upgraded the house Chelsea would still not consider it. She argued that they had plenty of time she was still in her 20's after all. Although Denny was getting tired of waiting he stopped going on about it. He figured that Chelsea was right, they were still young.

But as time went on Denny was getting more and more impatient, tired of not getting any answers out of her. Chelsea wouldn't ever give a straight answer. Some mornings he woke up thinking about it and it frustrated him so much he went on quick walks around the farm to clear his head. He didn't understand it, didn't Chelsea love him?