Question

which of the following means \para siempre\? for now never ever after

Explanation:

"Para siempre" is a Spanish phrase. In Spanish, "para" means "for" and "siempre" means "always". "Ever after" implies a state that continues always. "For now" implies a temporary state, and "never" implies a lack of occurrence at any time. So "ever after" is the closest translation.

Answer:

Ever after