Novel & Cerita 100 Days Of Sunlight

His focus was ahead as if he was looking through the wind and finding his way in that broad hazy day. The summer had just departed and the days and nights had started to get chilly in the Valley, but it wasn’t yet Winter. The whole Valley turned dark for one long month when it was winter getting no amounts of sunlight. Dank had paid much attention to the comforts of his people in recent years bringing in more and more technological materials in the valley. They used to conserve sunlight for crops and lighthouses in the winter. Unlike other days, it was a little hazy with occasional sun and fog.

It was the best day ever. Or so I thought at the time. Just like our first date, George took me sailing. He had a picnic of delicacies set up for us. Wine and cheese with fresh fruit, oh, and those amazing crackers I could never get enough of. It was the perfect weather for it, just enough wind without overdoing it. The breeze kissed my skin, leaving goosebumps. I couldn't help but feel as though it were the best day ever. And he said all the right things, looked at me with those eyes, green my favorite color, that seemed to sparkle just so in the sunlight. I was a girl in romance heaven as he fed me grapes.

I didn’t bother with an umbrella; it was a bit hot, but I felt lighter than I had in years. Even the darkest places eventually see the light.

PRISCILLIA P.O.V I honestly didn't understand why the sun decided to cook my fresh skin this morning. I usually stayed under the sun from like 7:00 to 7:30, just to be blessed naturally with VITAMIN D. It was a daily routine, a daily routine that blessed my skin and bones in different measures. All my years of carrying out this action I have never felt this roasted, I mean I had just spent ten minutes. Just ten minutes under the sun and I was already sweating terribly. If you hadn't known better you would think I fell into the pool. I honestly felt like I had offended nature, like it was just 7:10 and the sun was this hot, I wondered what it would be like at noon.

Right now I didn’t even care that all the lights in the house were on. It was a thirty minute drive to Theodore’s. The ride was slow and quiet. We were all lost in our thoughts. The dull sound of the tires on the tarmac and the smooth rev of the engine were the only sound that dominated the car through out the entire ride. In a distance, the mansion that hosted most members of the coven appeared. It was a magnificent view and no matter how upset I was I had to appreciate the view. all the lights in the mansion were turned on. I guess they stayed up for me. I feel so special. Not.

Yet she can't help but to feel distress over a simple matter. She loosened her grip on her phone and rested the back of her hands on her lap. A sigh slipped from her lips before she looked outside the window and adored the sunset. It came as a settled heart to the horizon, as if the sky itself could speak of love. The orange fold stretches far and wide, like fire and tangerines. She rested her forehead on the windowsill, allowing the little bump of the glass and her head as the car moves, and let the warm caresses her skin. Celine felt feverish as the dawn's light dazzled on her face, but she was energized. It's even funny when she thought that the sunlight would give her the vitamin D when

The sun was hidden by dark clouds. This amount of sunlight would have still killed Allen a few months ago. Allen knew that the day he could walk under the sunlight would eventually come, but he didn’t expect that it would come almost at random. At first, the sunlight still stings a bit, but the more he exposes himself to the sun, the more it becomes bearable. He extended his hand, looking at his skin that was directly exposed to sunlight. Allen promised himself that once he could do this, he would do his best to support Elijah like his master did for all the years he couldn’t get out for half the day.

Chapter 18: A Day of Light The sun hung low in the sky, casting a golden hue across the landscape outside the castle. It was the first truly peaceful morning Karina had experienced in what felt like a lifetime. The weight of the past few weeks—the secrets, the betrayals, the fears—seemed to melt away in the warmth of the early sunlight. It was as if the world outside had decided to pause and give them a moment to breathe.

But today, there is sunlight. And that is enough.

Max was running around the front yard, occasionally coming back to the steps for a few moments of petting before racing out onto the lawn again and resuming his fun. Today was the twenty-first of December—the winter solstice. The reason Rave was gone. Leesa was watching to see if she might notice anything different about the sun today, some slight change that could account for the volkaanes retreating to their New Hampshire sanctuary. If there was anything different, she could not detect it. It seemed like any other winter afternoon to her.