Book Hello Sunshine Novels & Stories

Thank you, that's my specialty when it comes to making beverages,"Sunny said as Hailey walked out in black jeans and a cute pink cropped top. She completed the look by layering a long black coat over her outfit and wearing ankle boots. Her hair was curled, and she looked adorable. Winter was approaching, and the air was becoming a little chilly. “ Sunny, hurry up and get dressed because we don't want to be late today." She stressed the word "again." "Yes, Ma." Sunny teased as she raced up the stairs to get dressed. "Hey," she said, kissing him on the lips. ~ "How was your visit with your mother?" she inquired over the phone. ? "It's fun, but I'd be back tomorrow because the girls decided to

There are questions that are not worth my breath. With the exception of the stupid questions that my siblings formulate in their underdeveloped brain. Yes I am talking about Gabriel and Jamison. Anyways, I let Sunshine sit but she stood up when I ask why she's wearing a shirt triple her size and a baggy short that you can barely see under her oversized shirt. Don't forget her slippers thats clearly not her size. Sunshine's feet is 6 and that slippers like 8. I don't even know how can she walk on that thing without tripping.

She extended her right arm to help Valencia stand, she took her hand and Melissa immediately pulled her up by taking a few steps back. “What are you doing here though? Do you even know how hot it is today? You should be shading yourself with a hat or putting some sunscreen lotion on. It’s not good if you get sunburns, believe it or not, sunburns are the worst.” she ranted. “Well, long story short, I was trying to find a book called The Golden Success in Jenna’s Libiria, but they told me that they were already sold out and I have to wait for 3 months,” Valencia answered.

As she approached him with the umbrella held high above their heads, a smile graced her face—a blend of protective instinct and genuine delight in Theo's innocent happiness. "Theo, sweetheart, let's stay under the umbrella so we can both enjoy the rain together," Hazel called out, the concern evident in her voice as she reached his side. Theo turned towards her with bright eyes, a mixture of surprise and excitement lighting up his face at the sight of Mama Hazel joining him in his rainy day adventure.

Shelly’s POV The next morning, I find myself enveloped in the embrace of the cabin porch, savoring the gentle warmth of the Bahamian sun. It's a serene morning, the kind that renews one's spirit. I cradle a cherished book, its pages promising to be my quiet companion until Sebastian stirs from his slumber. The Bahamas, with its unrivaled beauty, gifts us with the freshest air mingling harmoniously with the salty sea breeze, and waters so clear and inviting they seem almost ethereal.

"I don't have one and I also think that it is none of your business, Miss..." "Did I not tell you my name? It's Sunshine. You can also call me Sunny." No one called me Sunny at the pack. It was always Sunshine. However, Sunny is something new and is not bad for the ears. It was…cute. I wouldn't be offended if someone called me one. He glanced at me, scanned my face, and was back at the seller. "You were with the alpha." "You are definitely right." I was about to offer him my hand, but someone stepped between us.

I pulled the covers, stalked to where the sound was coming from and there, I saw our gardener trimming the bushes. “Morning Dante.” He waved at me in that ever enthusiastic way of his, as the sound of my shutters must have caught his attention with a bright smile splayed on his face. “Mr. Solis. You're here early.” The older man laughed heartily. “No, it's not early at all.” I laughed and waved back at him. After taking some aspirin and putting on a shirt, I headed downstairs for my coffee. And there she was. Looking fresh and dressed in a tank top and jeans, her hair styled to the side.

His white dress shirt was unbuttoned halfway down his chest, exposing the tanned skin and the edge of his tattoo. But it was his hand that stole the air from my lungs. His belt was undone, his zipper was down. His large hand was inside his trousers, moving in a slow stroke. He looked at the camera. His eyes were dark, heavy-lidded, and focused entirely on me. "Hi, Sunshine," his voice came through the AirPods, deep and rich, wrapping around my brain like smoke. "Luca," I whispered, barely mouthing the word. "Don't speak," he commanded softly. "Just listen and watch."

A past that visits him from the depths of Hell, haunted by its spectra with nightmares that refuse to leave him even after all those centuries have passed. He raised his head and watched the disc of the sun, which was preparing to set behind the horizon, bid farewell to the island, leaving coldness and darkness, announcing the end of the children's play period and the start of the parents" role in guarding the area from the attack of what remained of the savage Sirana.

His gaze went past me and up toward the horizon and his grin shifted into an all out smile. I turned my head from him to see a golden ball of fire rising up over the dark blue water. The sky was awash in blues, pinks, golds, and oranges that stole my breath away. It was possibly the most stunning sunrise I had ever seen. I glanced over at him again. The sunlight was bathing him in total glory, accenting the strength of his cheekbones and the golds in his hair. His shoulders were relaxed as he soaked in the morning light, absorbing it's radiance. His smile was almost brighter than the sun and just as beautiful. When he smiled, it was better than the sun coming up. It made my heart beat faster