Borrowed Light For My Youth Novels & Stories

He noticed the man's expression was astonished and said, “Do you know what the Starlight organization is? That girl is the only girl in the Starlight organization.” When he heard Zack's words, the man was shaken and couldn't do anything else. All that man could do was give up and rot in prison. On the other hand, the liberated Lux ​​was. She turned her head behind her and saw the little girl shivering from the cold from the ice. Then, Lux removed her black jacket from her body and she walked over to the little girl. Lux put a jacket on the little girl and she smiled gently, “Sorry for making you cold, little girl.” Lux stroked the little girl's head gently.

I also borrowed from Rain the lights she calls Christmas lights. While I was waiting for Zero, I first enjoyed the fresh air here on the rooftop, it was going to be night and I could see the setting sun on the rooftop. It is also a view from where I stand as Moonlight students exit a building to their dorms. The Moonlight is so wide and big. It used to be my only dream to get in here and finish school, and now. It has been fulfilled and will soon be fulfilled when i finish my studies.

Their screaming stops, and they start laughing with menace before speaking in whispers to us all. "Your light. Shadows are external, so you left us no choice. The light must die, and we will rise again in the next generation." The ball turns into a spear and heads straight to Lewana's chest, entering her body and knocking her to the ground. I scramble across the ground to her side and pick her up in my arms. "No. No. No. No. Come on, baby, stay with me."

“Although you appear nothing more than a spec in the night. Even then, you pierce the dark with light. To them it didn’t matter, but to me it shone so bright. Your gravity brought in the ocean’s tide. “Some say you’re a myth, some say you’re made of cheese. Caught in your embrace, weakness buckled my knees. Your presence may never light up a room, but even then You light my darkest nights like the brightest moon.” "How could an inconsequential existence such as mine ever cross a mind as developed as yours. So I am just going to hide in the shadows, As your light illuminate me forever more..."

"Not quite. I don't pay rent for my cafe. This entire building is mine. I'm not particularly talented. Baking is just a hobby of mine." I never imagined the handsome cafe owner was actually my landlord. I double-checked the name on my lease. He explained that it was his mother's name. She was currently out fishing somewhere in the Azure Ocean, and she had handed all property matters over to him. So technically, it belonged to him. I stared at him in shock, then scooped up every single pastry in the cafe. I didn't even pay. I paid the next day, of course, explaining that I had just been joking.

The sky outside cracked open with lightning. I poured myself another glass of bourbon, watching the storm roll in. “You’re going to burn for what you did, cousin,” I murmured. Then I raised the glass to my lips. “To ghosts. And revenge.” The lightning flashed again.....brighter this time, illuminating the framed photo on the desk. Robert and I, aged ten, arms thrown around each other. Smiling like fools. I took it, turned it over, and smashed it against the desk. Glass scattered like fallen stars. The war had begun.

Thirty thousand tiny renditions of my name, woven into the future we’d dreamed of watching sunsets in Valmont. Now, the love that had once burned so fiercely had been shelved away, and the promises he’d made lay broken. I lifted the canvas from the wrecked frame. Then, methodically, I tore it—48 times—until nothing remained but confetti-sized fragments. And one by one, I let them fall into the trash.

"Anna, my family funded your education. We brought you from that remote pack to the Moonshadow pack so you could learn. And this is how you repay me?" Anna's eyes welled with tears. "I'm sorry, Alice. I'll return to the remote place I came from tomorrow..." Alexander pulled Anna behind him and looked at Alice with cold detachment. "That's enough. Yes, your family may have helped her, but that doesn't mean you get to hold it over her head forever. Anna's been through enough." Alice stared at him as the last flicker of light in her eyes went out. She turned and walked away. Out of nowhere, headlights suddenly blazed from behind her, and the loud screech of tires could be heard.

When he heard my story, he didn't offer pity, only admiration. He said, "You're brave. You deserve a better life." When the brilliant aurora danced across the night sky, he took my hand and whispered in my ear, "Myra, let me be your light." I looked into his sincere eyes and smiled, nodding. I took a photo and posted one final update to social media. "New year, new life." That photo was the last straw that finally broke Elias. He lay on the cold bed in the dialysis room, staring at the blinding happiness on his phone screen. His body and spirit both crumbled.

I lectured her seriously and said, "Boys and girls shouldn't say things like that. Don't tell anyone else, okay?" She cried and threw a tantrum until I had no choice but to grab my own blanket and sit with her in the living room, watching more horror movies. By midnight, I asked helplessly, "Aren't you scared anymore?" She quietly leaned into my arms. "With you here, I'm not afraid… Stay with me forever, okay?" The young girl had no idea what 'forever' really meant. Back then, neither did I. Still, I nodded without hesitation and was rewarded with a smile that bloomed like a flower.