Auburn Skies Novels & Stories

Aubrey ruffled his hair and smiled. "What a beautiful fauna. Look how tiny they are" She smiles. Uncousily When Aldich sees her smiling he shows up his tiny teeth. Aubrey's heart feels with warmness on this windy cold day. She can finally relax. She looks at Aldrich who is playing happily [A day off as this must be needed] "Tap" Aubrey feels a waterdrop on her face. She looks up at the cloudy sky. [It is gonna rain soon] "Aldrich, Do you want to go back? It's like it will rain soon"

I spent the rest of the day thinking about Kudaisi, going back to read the news article on my phone again and again, and also searching out other news articles to corroborate the story until sleep took me. * Long webs of lightning streaked across the sky totally covered by dark clouds, followed by the occasional peals of thunder as the rains fell with unabated intensity. The drive to Mama’s house was awkward at best, silent and tensed, and the bad weather did nothing to help matters. It was a great battle getting father to let me come visit Mama. I heard Aunty Ope quarreling with him in the study at the top of their voices yesterday night before he finally acquiesced.

Just then, my phone buzzed with a call from my leader. "Marvin, the chopper's landed at the hospital for your granddad. Where are you? I'll send someone to get you."

However, they gathered around before dispersing without touching my body. The sky burial practitioners were surprised by this. "The vultures aren't eating the corpse!" They exchanged looks. "Only those who have committed evil deeds are forsaken by the vultures during a sky burial." I looked at the vultures who hovered, unwilling to leave yet also not eating my corpse. A bitter smile painted my lips. It seemed Gideon had been right all along. I was an evil person who didn't even deserve to have a sky burial. The sky burial practitioners looked at my body, feeling distressed. Gideon said helplessly, "Let's collect the corpse and contact her family to pick her up. Since she's an Emperian, she c

The night air outside was cool and crisp, stars scattered across the inky sky. When they arrived, the bonfire was already in full swing. Flames crackled and danced in the middle of the clearing, casting golden light across the crowd of laughing teenagers. Some stood in circles roasting marshmallows on sticks; others sat on logs, chatting over drinks. Music pulsed from a portable speaker nearby, blending with the sound of waves crashing against the distant shore. Ava pulled the car over and turned off the engine. The girls stepped out, instantly hit by the warmth of the fire.

“How are you? You look pale.” “I’m fine Skye,” I said while I ushered her in. “Are you sure?” She peered at me suspiciously. “I swear!” She sat on the couch and I joined her too. “Want some burgers?” She asked but truthfully my appetite hadn't returned after meeting Ash. “I’ll pass,” I wriggled my head. “I told you, Ash is dangerous. Just one outing with him and you almost lost your life. You have to stay away from him, Autumn, I don’t want to lose you because of some man.” She scolded.

He did not desert you, her inner romantic chastised. Good Lord, with all the voices in her head clamoring for attention and offering advice, her mother would’ve been better served naming her Sybil, rather than Skylar. Late morning was surprisingly cool for the beginning of September. Wispy white clouds covered the big Wyoming sky. The aroma of barbecue smoke and the occasional whiff of the barnyard overpowered the ever-present scent of sage.

Aubrianne Ivanov Aubrianne had scanned the group with a warm smile as her eyelashes fluttered, disturbed by the light cool breeze, and her keen eyes remained trained on Christen and Tobias's features. The atmosphere was thick around them, as dark clouds dominated the sky, where the only light seen from it was the distant flashes of lightning that lit up those gloomy and terrible clouds. Aubrianne's father, Theo, was all smiles in his expensive, tailored Armani blue dress pants, white shirt with silver cufflinks, and square-tip shoes.

On the ground, there was a real panic. The sky was pitch black, but there was no rain and no snow. In the sky appeared each cloud curled into thick chaos that looked extremely scary. Aubrey saw that scene, he unconsciously grabbed my hand. Perhaps it was as if Aubrey had foreseen the outcome, so he was a bit worried. The lingering cold air made all of us freeze. We had only been away for a few days when immediately things slowly turned chaotic. The wind was constantly blowing and the trees were hitting the windows so hard they broke.

He sighed as he watched his girl close to breaking down. Aubrey was walking by the pool while nervously playing with her long hair. She kept looking up at the sky as she walked. Her heart was pounding in her chest and tears threatened to fall from her eyes. She was scared of seeing Austin again after what he had done to her. She couldn't handle the fact that she was about to look him in the eye in a matter of hours; it was a kind of reality she was desperate to escape from. Austin was the monster she never wished to see ever again in her life.