Romans & histoires Aesthetic Sunshine

“Mommy’s fine. I’m just making sure you don’t get any wild ideas up here.” Jasmine turned to us with a grin. “It’s so pretty! Look, the sun is almost setting!” She pointed toward the horizon where the sky was painted in hues of gold, pink, and lavender, the colors blending like an artist’s perfect masterpiece. I turned my gaze to Aria, unable to help myself. The light of the setting sun bathed her in a warm glow, catching the soft waves of her hair and illuminating her delicate features. She looked peaceful, radiant—like she belonged in this moment, in this place, with us.

Under the moonlight and the water of the lake that’s showing Sunshine’s reflection, we finally saw what Alpha Lucas was telling me. ‘Iris, can you see what I’m seeing? How did I become this… beautiful?’ she asked. Yes, I can see it. My wolf, Sunshine, is so beautiful. I have never seen her like this! Her white silverish fur was shining through the moonlight! “Iris…” Sunshine turned his attention to Alpha Lucas who’s now walking towards us. When he finally stopped in front of me, he held my head with his hand and a smile curved into his lips.

If I got it right, Cali, my supposed to be roommate, is the sister of their leader’s most trusted subordinate, meaning that if I am lucky enough, I would be able to gain as much information as I can. I immediately came back to my senses the moment that the door swing open. And there she is, Cali. Her hair is short and spiky, and I could see the enthusiasm upon her dark, red eyes. She frowned the moment that she saw Athena, but then, I saw her eyes lit up the moment that it landed upon me. She smiled, a timid but genuine one. “Hi! Are you the new student here?” she greeted me. “Yes, I am–”

Selena smiled at me beamed. 'You up' good. Let's go have breakfast.' Typical. She was never in a sullen mood always happy and full of cheer no matter the situation. I had to admit at that moment her bubbly attitude annoyed me. I didn't feel like doing breakfast, I didn't feel like doing anything actually. But I didn't want to upset Janice so I followed her downstairs to a large dining room. The table could accommodate twelve people and there was still going to be room, presently four people were seated. Janice, Bryce and a dark skinned woman sat alone at the other side she was about my age, maybe older by a year. She looked a lot like the woman sitting beside Bryce. 'Good morning' I greeted

Because he had created a sun inside the hall. It hung suspended high above the center of the room, a perfect sphere of molten gold, its light rippling outward in slow waves like it was breathing. Not harsh. Not blinding. Just a steady, glowing warmth that spilled across the white roses and turned every petal to soft amber, casting long gentle rays down over the entire hall until it felt less like a ceremony and more like standing inside a sunrise that had been caught and held in place. Even though the moon was shining outside, even though it was night and our entire kind belonged to the moon, Axel had filled this hall with sunlight.

They made amazing skincare and beauty products, as well as delicious teas. I must have dozed off sometime after lying down because I found myself staring at a beautiful sunset over the lake. Hues of red, orange, pink, and white cause the lake to look like a glowing gemstone under the waning light. The sight is breathtaking, and I couldn’t help but pull my phone out to take a picture. I wanted to paint this scene and sell copies in my store soon, maybe include a silhouette of a wolf or a pair of wolves in the foreground enjoying the view.

Lucas’s yacht — The Solstice — gleamed under the light, a masterpiece of white steel and tinted glass, gliding through the sea as though the ocean itself bent for it. The island ahead was breathtaking — Santorini’s hidden gem. A crescent of pale sand, framed by cliffs dressed in lush greenery and white villas perched on the edge like pearls. The air was warm, scented faintly with salt and jasmine. Aurelia stood at the deck rail, now changed into a white bikini that shimmered faintly in the sunlight. Her red hair glowed like copper, and her laughter danced with the sea breeze. Music played low from the yacht’s speakers — something light and rhythmic. She was wiggling her hips playfully to the

Light shone bright on the casket as I advanced towards her. "How are you doing, mà reiné?" I caressed her face reflection on the casket glass. She looks so heavenly, so beautiful that it's heart wrenching. Moñ ràyon dé soléil My sunshine. The only thing we vampires hate the most is sunshine and she made me fall in love with this sunshine. She became my sunshine. How can I let her go so easily? She is mine. And she will live alongside me. Even if I have to claim someone else's soul. I'll do it. I'll steal, I'll raid, I'll murder if it's for her. I'll do every wrong thing, every kind of sin for her.

Kemi’s voice was the first thing that broke through the static. I blinked against a sudden, blinding spike of gold. It wasn't the artificial blue light of a cartel quarantine field or the violent violet of a data-surge. It was the sun—a real, unfiltered sunrise breaking over the Lagos-Aethelgard harbor, painting the oil-slick waters in brilliant shades of amber, copper, and rose.

When Sunny walked out of the fitting room in the light pink dress and white high heels, everyone gaped at her beauty. Her exposed calves were fair, slender, and elegant. She looked like a lotus flower swaying in the wind. Her temperament was ethereal, almost angelic. She took everyone’s breath away. Elio's eyes also lit up. He knew he had chosen the right dress. Sunny had an otherworldly aura, and the dress showed it off perfectly. He was delighted to have such eye candy as his assistant.