A Little Ray Of Sunshine Novels & Stories

ADA You know, today is a good day. A truly good one, I must say. As I slowly opened my eyes, the vibrant rays of the morning sun seeped through the narrow gaps in my curtains, cascading onto my face like a tender embrace. The warmth filled me with an indescribable sense of joy and contentment. Standing in front of the mirror, toothbrush in hand, I couldn't help but laugh at the wide, whimsical grin that reflected back at me.

Her voice was soft but soulful, breaking the silence in the cafe. “When the sun is up, on a clear blue sky. You will act like a lover. When the sky is gray and the rain comes down. You will run for cover Feel the heat, come out of cold and your arm is touching me Good morning sunshine, you're my only light. Lying with me by my side” Slowly, the attention of the two customers began to turn to her. They seemed impressed with her performance, even though there were only a few of them, Nayla tried her best.

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.

myself before going to sleep. By the time I woke up, the post had already been deleted. My phone showed more than a dozen missed calls from Carrie. "What's the meaning of Victoria's post?" Her sharp questioning nearly made me forget that I had crossed the Cayner Mountains with Victoria Collins the night before. What I hadn't expected was that after the climb, she'd still have the energy to post on Instagram. Typical of her—almost frighteningly formidable. In the photo, the two of us were dressed in windbreakers, standing at the summit of the Cayner Mountains at dawn, planting the national flag. We were smiling brightly, flashing peace signs at the camera.

We love you, Sunshine! THE END

“I will be there with you, Moon. You are not alone. Jol and I will be there to support you.” “Thank you.” Moon placed his head on my shoulder. “Without you, I might never have achieved half of what I did, Ray. You were indeed my ray of sunshine.” “What mushy things are you saying?” I wrinkled my nose as I pretended to be disgusted by his words. “You are Moon and not the sun. How can I be your ray of sunshine? It's more like moonshine.” Moon chuckled. “Anything you say, darling.” He kissed my neck.

*Faith POV* The stream of sunlight glares in my eyes as the wind blows through my partially propped open window. I groan reaching for my phone to check the time only to realize I had shut it off last night. I roll to my back and take a deep breath as I click the power button and wait for it to come back to life. Within a moment my phone vibrates twice. 2 missed alerts from Izzy. nothing from Cameron. I scoff at myself and my wicked train of thought. Why would I ever imagine that Cameron would reach out? And why do I even care?

Please guys do votes and share your thoughts. |Rayn| The room was bathed in a warm, golden glow, casting a serene atmosphere. I woke up with soft rays of light as it peak through the window, her head stayed over my chest, her brown hair spread all over me. And my right hand wrapped over her tiny waist. Her naked tits were against me body. I looked at her face, the soft radiance gently kissed her milky skin, added shine and the way the sunlight played with the strands of her hair, turning each one into a golden thread.

“For them. For everyone who’s left.” He walked to the edge of the hill, looking at the rising sun breaking fully over the horizon. The light was warm, not the fire of war, but the light of a new life. He squeezed the empty air in front of him, and from it, a small spark appeared. “Enough,” he said softly. “Let this ember rest.” Dawn wrapped them all. Orion laughed, looking to the sky. Mireya sat beside Rayden, her shoulder leaning on his. Raelyn and Anya ran through the grass. And his parents stood behind them, watching with calm smiles.