Before Sunset Novels & Stories

“Catch you later.” I leave his office, walk through to mine, sit in my leather chair, and turn it so I’m looking out over the view of Alexandra Park. It’s the summer solstice tomorrow, so the sun won’t set until close to nine p.m. The sun is low on the horizon, its evening rays painting the park in shades of orange and gold. I turn back to my phone and pick up the receiver. Line four is flashing, so I press it and lean back. “Hey, Les, sorry to keep you.”

As the sun descends, its warm, glowing light bathes the surrounding landscape in a rich spectrum of colors, ranging from bright yellows and oranges to deep reds and purples. The beauty of the sunset is not just in the colors, but also in the way it can evoke a sense of wonder and tranquility in those who witness it. As the light fades and the day comes to a close, the world seems to slow down, allowing us to reflect on the beauty of the natural world and our place within it.

"I don't suppose you happen to know where we are right now?" "No." I said, looking at the horizon again, watching as the sun slowly set behind it, "But I do know that it's almost sunrise, so that means it should be safe to leave soon." Nathan nodded and turned back to look at the sky. The sun finally broke free above the water and started its journey towards the west, leaving trails of golden light in its wake, lighting the way to our destination. We sat together quietly, enjoying the view, but Nathan seemed much more at ease than earlier. It almost felt like the events of the past few minutes were in the past, like nothing ever happened here. Almost like none of it ever happened. As if noth

The BRITISH BLOOD TRILOGY (Loving Her Duke - First: Hating Her King - Second: Saving Her Prince - Third) June 1821 The sun was finally setting, dipping far to the horizon and over Westside Manor, a glow like never before hung beautifully. Hues of pink and gold cast across the sky, giving a sense of serenity and peace. It was the most beautiful sight. Perhaps the sunset was the same as before. Perhaps, nothing was a stranger. Perhaps the only difference was the promised visitors to come.

They laughed together, completely immersed in the moment, feeling the salty breeze on their faces and the warmth of the sun on their skin. As the sun began to set, Valle fired up the grill again. This time, he cooked a seafood dinner of shrimp and fish while Alexa and Rahilla played a game of catch with a frisbee nearby. The sunset over the ocean was breathtaking, painting the sky with hues of orange, pink, and gold. They sat together, eating their dinner and watching the sky transform. It was a peaceful, perfect ending to a magical day.

The end was near, and we would stop at nothing to bring her down. That evening, as the sun began to set, casting an orange glow across the horizon, I stood by the window in my room, deep in thought. The house was quiet now, with most of the staff having retired for the night. Ashley was putting the boys to bed, and I could hear their laughter faintly through the walls.

As evening settled over the lake, they carried their food outside onto the wooden deck. The sky glowed orange as the sun slowly disappeared beyond distant mountains.For several minutes nobody spoke.They simply watched the sunset.Finally Marcus broke the silence."I've been thinking."Jesse smiled."That's usually how your trouble starts."Marcus frowened at him then continued,"Do you ever wonder whether we made the right decisions?"The laughter faded.

Bonnie inquired as she clutched her camera and sat down next to Taylor. “The sunset,” Taylor explained. “No matter how much weird stuff goes on in our daily lives, it always seems to bring a calming tone to our lives. After a long, crazy day, it just seems to bring a climax to it.” Bonnie moved closer to Taylor as she saw the tears in his eyes retaliate against all the senses that he had wished to suppress. “We never really stop to realize how powerful the sunset is. It is only seen in the background. Always took it for granted, always…”

5 PM. The setting sun bathed the Brethren city's buildings in its warm light that kissed the vast horizon. The crescent moon and the blanket of stars emerge and stretch in the black velvety infinity in the West. The sunset filled the sky with a deep red flame, setting the clouds ablaze. The bustling of expensive cars started to reign on the city's roads. Constellation of lights began to showcase their spectacular beauty. An afternoon zephyr swept across the lively city. Bustling activities began to take place. Employees were fixing their stuffs together, tired and completely haggard in their suits, ready to depart home.

But the 'Lamir' was so sparse cause it was very hard to make back then that only a handful had access to it. *** One of the the Luna Asheshas stood out the most and that was Ceres Dusk. She was an outstanding Luna, she was known for her pack's trait which was their radiant fur that the moment at the very end of astronomical twilight, just before the minimum brightness of the night sky sets in, or may be thought of as the darkest part of evening twilight. ... It marks the end of civil twilight, which begins at sunset. In other cases it bazes beautifully like a sunset. She was also thoughtful, kind that her presence attracted other Lunas to befriend her, plus she is on par with a contender nam