Book Southern Lights Novels & Stories

he whispered each instruction in my ear, making my heart rate accelerate. I opened my eyes slowly, then lost my breath. The entire expanse of sky, once black, was covered in various greenish lights that danced to a slow, mesmerizing rhythm. If before my body had been inflamed by all the contact with Gustaf, now I felt enchanted by this spectacle. The steam from the hot water rose slowly, slightly distorting the colors of the sky, further enhancing the magical illusion that spread before me. "I know you miss the sun, but the northern lights make our long nights worthwhile," Gustaf assured me, looking pleased with my reaction.

“What about two weeks from now? That gives us enough time to book flights, arrange accommodations, and plan everything without rushing.” I thought about it. Two weeks felt close enough to keep my courage intact, yet far enough to prepare myself mentally and physically. “Two weeks sounds… doable,” I said softly. “Good,” Livia smiled. “Now, where in Norway? Tromsø would be perfect for the Northern Lights.” “Yes!” Simona agreed instantly. “Tromsø has amazing viewpoints, and there are guided Aurora tours too. Plus, it’s cozy and not overly crowded.” I nodded, imagining it, the quiet snow, the freezing air biting my cheeks, the sky alive with colors I had only seen in pictures.

he explains to me and I laugh. Carefully, Light gets into the balcony and looks for a place to capture their picture. I notice him clicking some photos and to be honest, I don't want to see them. There is a devilish smirk on his face when he returns. “Your bitch and her dog was so busy in fucking themselve that they did not realised i shoot them pictures.” “That doesn’t sound good to hear!” I press my lips in a flat line. “Have a look!” He passed me the camera.

Licht took off his helmet and looked at that absurd guy in bafflement. “This place is called Schonberg Ancient Ruin, not your backyard. Is this thing yours just because you said so?” Bobby looked at Licht and scolded angrily, “This thing is mine because I said so. Are you going to argue with me?” Licht had been bullied enough recently, so when he heard Bobby’s words, he took out a jasper bamboo pole and looked at Bobby calmly without a word.

“Alright, boss. I’m done here.” “Here are today’s tips. Better be on time tomorrow, you hear?” he handed me my money. I counted them and shoved them down my pocket. Not bad for today. Almost a hundred dollars. I nodded “Thanks, boss. See you tomorrow.” I hung up my hat and apron. Before leaving I made sure to scan the area for the crazy, creepy woman. Gladly, there was no sign of her. Just a couple of people by the boardwalk and the pier. The place was already sparkling with twinkling lights and street lamps. Seemed safe.

It could have been a trick of the light or something. "Say something, Luna!" Little tears dropped from his eyes, his beautiful eyes but I couldn't see past the hate. Something was wrong but I was too drowsy to think clearly or offer my mate a reply. At last, I was pulled into darkness and the sounds around me slowly waned. The last thing I heard was Asher calling me the pet name he gave to me. Deliciae.

He was a changed being. Slowly, I nodded. Phoenix then took out a small square device and pressed a button on it. I let out a loud gasp and covered my mouth with my hands. Oh my goodness. All the trees around us were lighted up with gold lights. Christmas tree lights. Only then did I realise that we were standing close to a beautiful vast lake. It shimmered under the glow of the moon. Moreover, on the ground close to the lake, there were dozens of candles lit up. They were elegantly arranged around a big blanket that was spread out close to another beautiful lighted tree. Its branches and leaves were hanging over close to the ground. It was like a giant umbrella.

as we moved to a room. Since we entered the room, I felt the same kind of energy I usually felt when running by the company at the port, which I then knew was named the northern lights company. I wasn’t nervous about being alone with three men. What could happen to me when I am a kickboxing champion for two years in a row? I told myself. Besides this, we were at a hospital, nothing shady could happen here I guess...

The goddess of the night looked so bright, all the light on Edmund's castle, kind enough to light up the pitch-black Southern Kingdom. Unlike the Northern Territory which is always brightly lit with or without moonlight. Edmund was always curious how things were there with all that bright light. Maybe the breeze was warmer, maybe the smell was better, maybe the residents never grumbled, the scenery would have been more colorful. He even forgot what colors were in this world other than black, gray, brown, and other gloomy colors. Miranda squinted, then followed the man. "What is it, honey?" “Nothing… just a bad dream.”

Lydia was saying as I got close enough to hear, "the moonlight on the water is supposed to be magical tonight. Would you like to walk along the beach with me? Just the two of us?" "Actually," Sarah interjected quickly, "I was hoping Hunter could help me understand some tactical concepts. This book has some fascinating theories about defensive positioning that I think would benefit from his Beta experience." "And I did promise to show you the tide pools," Coral added, moving even closer to Hunter. "They're just around the point - very private, very romantic. The bioluminescent algae should be particularly active tonight." Three different invitations to three different romantic settings. Hunte