Novel & Cerita Chasing Clouds Book

Vanessa looked out the open window. Her eyes talked to the leaves that the soft wind was hitting. The heavy raindrops matched her sorrow. The rain felt like a sign of her bad luck. She heard on the news that a storm was coming. It felt like the sky would cry with her. Like the clouds wanted to match every drop of her tears. She thought someone would be with her. She thought she would never be alone again. She thought she would finally be a real mother. But why did this happen? Why like this?

“You’re welcome. How’s your ex?” Brett gave me a murderous look from the rearview mirror. I smiled at him innocently. “It’s okay, babe,” Terry said, reaching out for Brett’s hand. Then she turned to me. “He begged me to take him back. I promised myself I’ve had enough. And when he was gone, better things started happening.” I saw her squeeze Brett’s hand. I sighed. “I guess it’s true what they say. Some people are like clouds. When they’re gone, it’s a better, clearer, sunnier day.”

Henry yelled, and he walked away. Bianca sighed sadly, she gulped some water. “Don't I look good in these, do I look like a duck?” Her love spirit sank as she walked out of the dining hall, heading outside of the mansion, looking at the sky to avoid a bitter teardrop. The sky was too blue, it didn't match the penitent mood she was in with its cheerful, puffy white clouds and soaring birds. Bianca frowns, she found everything unpleasant.

All she could feel is to saunter around. The path stared at her. Her short skirt flared above the short thick grass that grew aimlessly on the roadside. Its leaf blades brushed her legs softly, paving way for her as she proceeded down the valley in pursuit of her pleasure. A thick dark cloud unseals the moon that glared at her. It was her companion down the road. At least she had a little courage to not hold her breath when the leaves of trees rubbed against each other due cool breeze of wind blowing unceasingly, across the land she faced now. The ridges were very clear now under the humiliation of the light of the moon. Through her sight, the east ridge formed a figure of a lioness breastfe

He did not deny those strange occurrences nor did he express any request for Chase's help. Chase did not volunteer to get involved as he wanted to enjoy some peace and quiet. However, his peaceful days were soon over. It happened on the fourth morning. Chase prepared to have breakfast at the banquet hall as usual before hedging off into the city to spend an enjoyable day at the restaurant. However, he noticed something strange the moment he stepped out of the door. It was supposed to be a sunny morning with the sun high up in the sky of Eagle City. However, a dark cloud was rumbling right above the city lord's manor. Clouds gathered above it like living beings prepared to claw their way into

For a moment I swore that she had noticed something, but she still held the bible under her arm, and that gave me as much nausea as I knew Zylah also felt. Outside, in addition to the strong winds of the night, many people walked quietly through the streets. Many of these people laughed, enjoying each other's company. All very indifferent to any suspicious and magical activity. No one noticed the strange weather. No one noticed that the dark clouds of the sky were not just for the night, they were not just for a passing rain, it was that same cloud that I noticed almost a year ago, when God sent an army of heavenly dogs to capture me. However, instead of going down, that cloud just went up,

This book is dedicated to those who like them cold, with a side of sarcasm and flirty comments. Chapter One Arilyn I didn't want to go back to campus after last night but I did not want to stay home either. Not after last night. My back was sore and I could barely stand. I knew I had to suck it up. Everywhere else was better than staying at home.

Serena's POV I followed the trail Vanessa left behind like a quiet echo, one step after another, deeper into the edge of the city where abandoned buildings leaned on each other for support. The sky was still dark, and the clouds were thick. My shoes brushed against wet ground. As I walked, my shoes slid on the wet ground. I took slow, deep breaths, and my heart beat steadily. This chase wasn't just caused by anger; it was also driven by a desire to stop.

He pointed to an illuminated cloud that was starting to form a few feet from where they were. "Yes, what is that?" "It's the exit! You made it through the first one! Congratulations!" He also partially yelled, still running from the monster that was trying to catch up with them. "Now, go faster, or that friend of yours will catch up and try to eat us again!" They rushed for the last part of the run, and at last, jumped through the clear clouds, falling on the ground with a thud, and seeing how the clouds closed up right in front of the gloomy mass that followed them and disappeared.

I didn’t want to forget again. Then I was gone, drifting with the clouds above. The light of the moon danced across the skin of my upturned face, painting my dreams in shades of hazy white and grey. I was chasing something – something I had to reach. It slipped in and out of view. I knew what it was, what I needed, but I just couldn’t quite remember…