Before Sunset Sequel Novels & Stories

For the first time, looking forward to what the future may bring. We lay there together, for what seems like hours. At one point we fell asleep together. Waking later to see one of the most gorgeous sunsets I’ve ever seen. I turn over to watch the sunset from the bed. The entire room painted with colour from the beautiful light, noticing that we are no longer in the bunker, but lying in Xavier’s bed. I turn over, and find Xavier’s arms wrapped around me. His eyes watching over my body. “You’re awake.” He exclaims with a sly smile.

As we fled the tower, our mysterious rescuer enveloped us in an aura of invisibility, allowing us to slip past the security teams undetected. We moved swiftly and silently, like phantoms escaping the shadows. Before long, we reached the outside world, where a vintage car awaited us, its engine purring softly. A grizzled driver, likely a wolf himself, greeted us with a nod, his eyes gleaming in the darkness. He drove us far from the tower's oppressive grasp, the miles blurring together as my strength waned. My vision began to blur, my eyelids heavy, and I succumbed to the darkness, unaware of our destination or the fate that awaited us.

It was getting away from the drama in the city, there was no traffic, no noise, no buildings, just the two of them with nature, nothing more, it was like something from a fairytale, absolutely magical. The day was almost ending, so they sat in each other's embrace watching the sun set beautifully, the orange hues filled the sky and it all looked majestic. Scar wanted to stay there forever but knew they had to return so they just enjoyed that moment and cherished it. Seb held onto Scar as they watched the final remnants of the sun fully disappear. It was a day they'd remember for eternity

' - The afternoon sun seemed to move westward unusually fast, and before long, the sunset poured in through the window, adding a touch of splendid hue to the spacious living hall. Cedric and Sophie returned home from work. Seeing Jeff sitting on the couch and staring blankly at the sunset, they exchanged a glance. After concealing their sorrow, Sophie walked over, sat beside Jeff, and smiled as usual. "Grandpa, what are you looking at?" "You're back? Come and look at this beautiful sunset, Soph." Jeff pointed, and Sophie followed his gaze. The brilliant sunset made Sophie's heart ache, but she tried hard to maintain the same smile. "Yes, it's truly beautiful."

TERESA It was almost dark, but I didn’t care. My thoughts were so chaotic that I needed an escape. And what better escape than taking photos of such a wonderful sunset? Riverview Walk was the perfect location. Quiet, no one around who could disturb my senses. Only me and my camera. That was what I ever needed. Nothing could scare me so easily, but what happened to me the other night was something out of this world. Thank God Sebastian was there. And suddenly I remembered he said not to involve God. I did not tell him, but I smelled around us when it happened, some kind of sulfur or something.

This feeling was exciting. Finally, the sun completely disappeared, and a crescent moon accompanied by countless stars illuminated the sky, arrogantly shining down with a light that belonged only to them. The uncomfortable hot wind became more bearable, gently brushed by the moonlight, providing a more relaxed sensation, refreshing the soul. Emma followed Mason and Omega Hana back to Beta John's house. She saw Jennifer excitedly rushing over, grabbing Emma tightly. His eyebrows were raised, showing an expression of great joy as he said, "Young Miss, there is great news!"

The sun was shining brightly, enhancing the colors of the city. It was night when they ended up in a high end restaurant and while Caroline was conscious about her dress code, the place had none to follow. "Oh my God. It's so beautiful. Why did the day end so soon?". Caroline said in a cute sulking tone making everyone chuckle. "Tomorrow we will leave right after breakfast. I will show you the shopping places, the ports and parks. We can spend the whole day out. How about picking a few changes of clothes? Brock knows places for water skiing. This will be fun". Tisha suggested.

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"Then shut up and kiss me, Boss." Sebastian smirked. He captured her lips in a deep, bruising, passionate kiss as the twin suns set over their private world. The monsters were dead. The dark was gone. And the Apex Predator had finally found his home. (The End of The Sovereign)

"The old world is empty, Victor. Even the military has stopped firing. They’re just... watching." "Let them watch," Victor said. He looked at the horizon. The sun was setting. It wasn't a red sunset. It was a jagged, black line, as if someone was cutting the sky out with scissors. "The last sunset," Elodie whispered. "It’s not a sunset." Victor stepped toward the edge of the balcony. "It’s a deadline. And I’m done being a ghostwriter." He looked at Leo. He looked at Elodie. "Together?" Victor asked.