Auburn Skies Novels & Stories

“I want to get some fresh air.” Jubilee wanted to decline, but at Abby’s hopeful expression, she couldn’t say no. After she got her coat, she and Abby began to ramble along the perimeter of the woods. Snow crunched under their boots, the sky a dreary gray. If Jubilee squinted, she could just make out a patch of blue sky that would peek out from the clouds every so often. Jubilee was tempted to grill Abby about Heath’s behavior, but she also doubted Abby would know. She blew out a frustrated breath. There were many things in life she hated, and having to be patient was one of them.

He happiness faded as soon as he remembered how she treated him and happy he saw her with the senator. There were some few students around the stream who were on some kind of romantic date. "I guess you will be bringing Tina here soon," Thomas said to Achuba. "I hope so," Achuba replied after he had stopped laughing. "I heard that there is a waterfall behind those trees over there," Achuba continued and pointed in the direction of the trees. "Wow! Can we go and take a look?" Thomas asked. "Don't you see that there no is lightening around there? Don't you think it will dangerous?" Richard asked.

He has gone crazy! [Whoever you are, please get off the Mr Dumont’s body] [Although Mr Dumont looks like he's gone mad with you, he still look so cute.] [Crab: Is there really no one to speak up for me?] Aurora looked at the sunset in the distance. The huge sun seemed like a burning ball of fire. The burning sky was a reddish haze. Such a view was absolutely beautiful. But she let out a deep sigh. How long were they really going to be stuck here?

I watch patiently as the mascara of pure light begins to cast a fire of warmth above in stream like ribbons, my head raising along with the orange glow dancing over me like a toasted blanket. The sun soon blooms on the horizon, rising above the peaks of the tree’s while its golden petals stretch outwards into the rich fleeting blue of the departing night just above. I gaze towards the light stretching across the sky far and wide, inhaling slowly as I try to open my mind to the promise of a new day, embracing the rising sun that chases away the demons of the night. Maybe telling everyone about Aubrey won't go as bad as I think it will…

He planted a chaste kiss on her lips. When Arthur and Amanda finally left her alone, Sky ran towards the bathroom and vomited, she washed her body, even scrubbed it too intensely, she felt her body being soiled by Arthur, and when she thought that this was not even the worst that has yet to come, Sky determine to run away as soon as possible. She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself, as she wore her underwear and her dress, but this time she ripped the skirt until half of it, easier to run with a short skirt, but a bittered smile plastered on her face.

I glanced down at River. River gave me an encouraging nod. “You got this,” River mouthed to me. “Here is a name I haven’t heard in a while. Dallas Parker,” The announcer said. Roy Aimes was the announcer as he always was when I was growing up. My heart thudded in my chest. Please, god, don't let me fuck this up. My hands became slick with sweat, which made it harder to hold onto the reigns. The horn blew. Crixus and I flew forward. I didn't dare take my eyes off the barrels. It was difficult not to look up at the clock.

"Hey, didn't you just open a hot springs resort in Westborough? Cecilia seems really tired these days. Maybe you could take her there to chill out?" "Sure." Franklin said yes right away, then added, "And since Cecilia's studying design, she could check out the plans for the next part of the resort I want to build." Cecilia did not really want to go to the hot springs at first, but she got interested when she heard about the design plans and nodded. "Yeah, I'm not working on anything else right now."

You still alive, slut? I groan, rolling onto my side, my muscles screaming in protest. My fingers tremble as I type back, the screen smudged with lube and god knows what else. Me: Barely. But I’m not done yet. Three dots appear instantly. Aubrey: Good. Because I’m outside. And I brought toys. My breath hitches. Aubrey doesn’t ask. She takes. And fuck, do I want to be taken right now.

"I can change back! I can fix it." I offered a slow shake of my head. "Not every broken thing in this world can be repaired." My cab pulled up to the curb, and I reached out to pull the door open, sliding into the back seat. Tristan stood frozen outside the vehicle, suddenly reaching through the open window to thrust the premium designer shopping bag toward me. "It's raining." I cast a brief glance out the window. The sky had indeed turned incredibly dark and overcast, but the first drops of rain hadn't even begun to fall yet.

The entire venue was decorated with my favorite pale blue roses. Orion stood waiting for me at the end of the aisle, dressed in a perfectly tailored suit. When he leaned down to kiss me, he whispered softly in my ear, "Lyra, for the rest of your life, whenever you turn around, you'll see me there." I wrapped my arms tightly around his waist. "Mr. Vance, we have a long future ahead of us."