Chasing Stars Book Novels & Stories

"Don't really care, Melinda, Godzilla, luzmila, I don't care what you say about me, but you leave my boyfriend out of it." Ricardo laughed at my comment. "Listen Godzilla, I know you're still butt hurt that my mother's books are better than your mom's. She's having an event to announce her new book. You and your mother tried to ruin it and it backfired making everyone hate your dear mommy. Get over it. Now shoo, I'm enjoying dinner." "I will find a way to ruin you and even your mother." "You do that and you will know who Chantelle Black really is. You don't get to mess with my family and get away with it. Mark my words." I said as I stood up and walked closer to where she was.

gripped my clutch so tight my fingers ached. Cameras flashed nonstop, catching Sebastian’s face in perfect focus. His smile was effortless, his stride confident. Everyone’s eyes were on him. And me? Invisible. “Mr. Banks, over here,” someone called. He didn’t bother turning. I fell into step behind him, heels clicking softly against marble. “Sebastian,” I said, hoping for even the smallest acknowledgment. “The Huang Group asked if you’d meet them tomorrow.”

The stars shine. And somewhere in the distance, a new year begins. Not the one we planned. The one we built. End of Chapter 146

Zane’s timely arrival eased the awkward tension between them. “Alright, then—let’s have breakfast together!” Harper quickly wriggled free from his grip. Zane and two bodyguards placed the breakfast on the round wooden table, while Chase sat down with perfect composure. “Do you know the name of the star you just saw?” he asked. Harper nibbled on her garlic bread. “Could it be Altair and Vega?” Chase’s eyes flickered with interest, but the expression quickly darkened again. He swirled a glass of red wine in his hand. “Yes, according to legend, those two stars have that name. But in reality… they’re just two planets. Interestingly, they will align this month.”

We were tucked away in our usual corner, sitting on the carpet with our backs resting against the bookshelf. It had somehow become our place over the weeks. Yvonne opened the astronomy book again; this time, she turned it towards me. “Look” It was a page filled with tiny dots of stars and planets. Her finger landed on one bright star near the top of the page. “That's my favourite” I leaned closer to the page, feeling something like current run through my body. “Is... is that the North star? Yvonne nodded enthusiastically, her eyes were so bright with mirth. “Yeah, it is”

the scar-faced man warns, suddenly pressing the knife to my throat. I freeze. Moon Goddess above, I’m going to die here, and Thea– No. Not like this. A strange warmth wells up in the pit of my stomach, a searing heat that makes its way up to my throat, then burns like my lips are on fire, then– “You will let us pass, and we will make it to the schoolbus unharmed,” My command echoes across the clearing like a deafening burst of thunder, and the world seems to stand still.

The stars did not fall. They rearranged. Night after night, wolves across every region looked up and swore the constellations had changed. The familiar shapes—the hunter, the twin flames, the eternal wolf—were fractured. New patterns burned into the sky, ones no elder could explain. And in a chamber carved from bone and shadow, a child studied them all. He flipped through the book with blank pages. Words inked themselves as he watched. Not in a language spoken aloud, but in memories. In truths too heavy to carry.

Some of the comments were very good and she will respond politely. Wolf browsed the table of contents while listening, and finally clicked on a chapter called "Falling into the Water". When he clicked on it, he was shocked to discover something: It turns out that that winter, he fell into the lake, and she saved him. And he always thought that it was a passerby who saved him. It was not.

~~~ SOPHIA SMOOTHLY RAN her fingertips over the books arranged neatly on the black shelf in Chase's room as her eyes roamed over them. She didn't know Chase used to read books. How would she know? The times she used to be in the room, it wasn't of her own accord so she never noticed. But that day, she had taken herself there. To the lion's den. To thank him for her Nana and allowing her to go to college.

She’s staring into space again. “Fourth, walk like a queen. Look straight ahead not minding the people around you. Think of them as bugs.” Her palms are touching as she puts them in front of her stomach. She starts to walk as if there’s stacks of books on her head. “Wow…I’m like a member of a choral,” I mutter to myself. I quickly stand when she turns her head to look at me. “Come on. Follow me!” I straighten up and imitate here. We probably look like idiots. I can’t stand it so I turn to look at Pam only to see her fast asleep.