Cavetown Meteor Shower 소설 & 이야기

I designed to protect what I have— to shelter the families under the organization. But this— I missed this out. The peace, the little things. I slowly turned when I felt Luna's head on my shoulder. When I turned to her, I was stunned by the sudden feeling caressing my heart that made me smile slightly. No one was watching us either because I had dismissed the guards in this area since I entered here earlier. I slowly adjusted her position and gently held her head to support her weight so she could rest comfortably, then I took out my cellphone. I looked over the internet about the meteor shower she mentioned earlier and found it will happen later at two in the morning. I'll just let her rest

“He couldn’t leave you for even a second and followed you Willowfort too? Tsk, how envious!” Melanie stopped smiling and said, “There’s nothing to be envious about. Our marriage is just for show. He’s not actually mine.” Annie wanted to say something, but decided against it when she realized that Melanie’s emotional state didn’t seem stable. Soon, they reached Mount Everton. The youths all gathered together for barbecue and started partying until the Leonid meteor shower finally arrived. Its grandeur didn’t disappoint them. When the meteor shower was finally over, they still couldn’t get enough of it.

I have the power to walk right! The power to talk right! And the power to live right! At fifteen after ten on a raw January night, Catori sat on a deep purple comforter just outside her house watching the clear night skies. All the stars were out as usual, and she got an unobstructed view of the Milky Way. As Catori sat to watch for the meteor show, that was supposed to be happening for the next two hours, but the only thing brighter than the stars thus far was the moon. The light of the full moon beat down on Desolation, creating a vivid canvas on the snow and rocks.

"The experts say it's a once-in-30-years meteor shower. They said a lot of people will be camping out tomorrow night to watch it. My friends and I are going too. Wondering if you and Mr. Yoder might be interested?" It had been a while since Celeste went out anywhere with family or friends. Whether she caught the meteor shower or not wasn't the point—the thought of being outdoors, surrounded by that kind of lively atmosphere, actually sounded nice. She was about to reply when she noticed Trevor had turned his head, eyes falling on her phone screen. She froze and looked at him. But Trevor didn't even look guilty—he simply gave a faint smile, pulled his gaze back, and casually topped off her te

**** “Honey? I’m home my wife called cheerfully. Ava barely had time to scramble into her tank top and shorts before her mother walked into the living room with her sister (Ava’s aunt) in tow. I sat on the couch like nothing had happened, remote in hand. Ava was flushed and messy, but her mother was too excited to notice. “You two will never believe it! There’s a meteor shower tonight — they say there’ll be shooting stars! We should all go to the mountain viewpoint after dinner. It’ll be so romantic and magical. A wishing star night!” My wife was beaming. She loved this kind of sentimental shit. I forced a smile. “Sounds great, babe.” **** Later that evening, we were in the car. My wife and

Most of the guests were inside, and we were the only ones outside. Kai stopped running when we got to the bench and pointed at the clear night sky. It was past 11 pm and the air was chilly. "The show might start anytime from now. I have loved watching it since I was little " Petra commented as we took a seat with Kai between us.. His eyes were staring at the sky expectantly. "When will they start appearing?" I asked. "Anytime from now. In the past, it was just fireworks, but now they have drones that fly high, making it possible to see them from anywhere in Raven Creek." She explained, and then the sky lit with a sudden explosion

They had hurried into the car waiting halfway up the hill and left ahead of schedule. A profound sense of grief and misery washed over me. The Daphne I'd known for over a decade seemed dead to me. The woman who could discard me so easily felt like a stranger. The sun beat down mercilessly overhead. Dizzy and lightheaded, I helplessly buried my face between my knees. If I passed out from dehydration right here, I wondered how long it would take for someone to notice and drag me back. As my mind spiraled, a familiar voice drifted into my ears. "Jenson, the news says there will be a Perseid meteor shower tonight. Want to watch it together?"

That told me that he already knew what I was seeing. Tears filled my eyes. It was another first for me. It was my first time to witness a meteor shower. “How did you know?” I whispered. “I listened to the news last night,” he replied. “And I realized how to make our second date more spectacular than the first one.” Another shooting star passed by. I closed my eyes and made a wish from my heart. I wish… that Hunter would be able to see again.

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