Aesthetic Sunshine Novels & Stories

She should have done that earlier, if she did maybe Austin wouldn’t be lying on the bed. Taking a deep breath, she looked at the sky there were no stars it was completely blank. When she didn’t see the moon, she smacked herself for being an idiot that it was going to be a sunrise and how could she expect to see a moon. She sat on the ball couch and immersed in admiring the sky. When it was time, she saw the sunrise. The sky was painted with warm yellow and orange colors along with the tinge of blue color which was because of the Ozone layer. Even though in paintings these colors would be the worst combinations but nature mends them in a way that makes the people feel soothing and calming. A

One Year Later The morning sunlight spilled across the penthouse in long, unyielding bands of gold, cutting through the high-grade glass panels and chasing away the early chill. Ava stood barefoot on the stone platform of the terrace, her fingers curled securely around the warm ceramic of a mug. She watched the Manhattan skyline shake off its dawn shadows, the glass towers mirroring the brilliant amber sky. Below, the Hudson River moved in a slow, shimmering rhythm under the early sun, completely indifferent to the city roaring into life around it.

Java, 1586 The wind howled across the coast. The sun blazed from the peak of a sharp blue sky, while massive waves exploded against the black rocks lining Karang Bendan's shoreline. On a stretch of smooth sand, two men stood facing each other, separated by little more than eight feet.

Emily walked toward me and pulled a card out of her bag, setting it on the table. "There's five hundred thousand dollars in there. Call it compensation." I didn't take it. "No point. None of it matters anymore." She hesitated. Her eyes landed on the pill bottles scattered by the bed. Something flickered across her face. Then she grabbed the bottles, her expression turning sour. "Nathan. I know you still have feelings for me, but pulling this kind of stunt for sympathy is pathetic." She threw the bottles in the trash. I looked up at her. That face I loved to the bone. The face I'd seen a thousand times in my dreams—smiling, crying, laughing. But never cold like this.

Hence, he made up some excuse to give me a way out. However, I didn't need one. From next door came the faint sound of a door closing. Calvin must have just come back from working out. Thinking about his pecs that I had leaned against earlier, I happily tossed my phone aside. I had a premium option available now. Why would I go back to a generic choice? … I sat beside Calvin as he skimmed through some documents. Resting my chin on my hand, I watched him and remarked, "They say a man is the most handsome when he's at work. Turns out it's true."

The sun was shining brightly on the beautiful summer day, casting a warm glow over the lush green gardens of the luxurious estate. The air was filled with the sweet scent of blooming flowers and the soft chirping of birds, creating a serene and romantic atmosphere. Adeline, resplendent in her stunning white wedding gown, stood at the altar, her eyes locked on Sebastian's as he gazed at her with adoration. The delicate lace and intricate embroidery of her gown sparkled in the sunlight, accentuating her beauty and elegance.

Before I left, I gave him one last parting message. "Oh, by the way, you’re going to be moved to a new facility soon. I spent quite a bit to make sure you’re transferred. It’s a special prison, full of inmates with... particular 'tastes.' A soft, defenseless college boy like you? I’m sure you’ll be very popular. Enjoy your life sentence." Stepping outside, I looked up at the sky. It was a beautiful day—the sun blazed down on me. I didn’t bother with an umbrella; it was a bit hot, but I felt lighter than I had in years.

**Uncommon Visions** Aria sat cross-legged on the soft, verdant banks of the river, surrounded by the enchanting symphony of nature. The warm hues of the sunset painted the sky in breathtaking strokes of golden oranges and deep purples, as if an artist had splashed vibrant colors across an endless canvas. The tranquil sound of water lapping against the smooth stones created a soothing melody that merged seamlessly with the gentle rustle of leaves stirred by a playful breeze. Nestled within this secluded forest for several months, Aria found comfort in the embrace of solitude, where time seemed to slow, allowing her to truly appreciate the beauty of her surroundings.

Avery looked at the person in the mirror and couldn't help but swallow. The sunlight from outside shone on Josephine’s body, making her skin look fair and rosy as if her entire person was glowing. "Turns out there really are people who are so beautiful that they don't look like real people," Avery muttered.