Chasing Sunsets Novels & Stories

There will be blood tonight. I looked out my window as the light of the sun was slowly disappearing. It was a lovely sunset, only obscured by my father’s guards walking past. He was seriously trying to keep me in. Suddenly the light in my room cut out. Did he just cut the power to my room? I furrowed my brow walking to look out the window. No, it’s not just my room. I see no lights anywhere in the compound.

She wouldn't give me the answer I needed. Stepping out, the setting sun in the azure sky of evening, was what caught my attention. The air was kind of cool, yet warm. I shut my eyes, stood in front of the huge glass door of the library, inhaled the beauty around me. Instantly, I considered going to the beach. The beach was always silent by this time, so maybe that'd be a good way to keep my brain calm. Should I ask Roy to come with? Nope, nope, I rebuked the thought immediately. Being with Roy would be a distraction for me.

My lower part was hurting like a bitch, and my ass felt as if it was on fire, but the feel of the warm sun’s rays on my skin put a smile on my face. „What are you smiling at?” I heard a puzzled voice I had known for so long that I opened my eyes, and my smile grew wider. My delta, Chase, was standing at a short distance, dressed in a simple pair of shorts. His hair was adorned with many leaves, making him look like a sad and outdated version of Peter Pan. „I’m sunbathing, and the sun feels nice. Can’t I enjoy that?” I joked as I closed my eyes again and stabilized my breathing.

She quickly finished it, quenching her thirst. I held her in my arms and let her doze off until right before sunset. The sun began its descent, and we sat on the trunk of my car, watching the sun cast hues of orange, pink, and purple across the sky, the ocean transforming into a shimmering canvas. The horizon becomes a seamless blend of water and sky, creating a breathtaking panorama that seems to stretch on forever. The darkness slowly crept upon us, and the light faded away. “This is my favorite time of the day. I guess it was my mother's too because her memory began with her watching the sunset and singing me a song.” Serenity began to hum to the tune of the song she heard.

he fired back with a shake of his head and only a half-hearted attempt to control the wide smile. With a giggle, she slapped the car into drive, cranked up the stereo, and drove off up the long driveway. The sky was awash with color as if a brush had been swiped across it in an aspiring artist’s desperate attempt to paint the perfect sunset. Vibrant hues of golden buttery yellow mixed with flaming reds and soft violets to bathe the winter-bare landscape beautifully. With a pang, James realized he hadn’t enjoyed this time of day very much since he had heard about the descendants of Poseidon being targeted. For as long as he could remember, sunset had always been his favorite time of day and n

she said. Ash also stared at the sunset. He admits that it was so beautiful. "You know what, I love sunsets." she said. "Sunset makes me relieve my problems or my stress, as you can see how beautiful it is. It can wash away your problems." she said. Ash thought he was right, and then he remembered something. FLASHBACK "Ash, Come on! The sunset is coming out." Andrea was happy. "Wait for me then." he said and chased her.

One slight mistake will sue everything in snap of finger. Turning in my chair, I faced the window behind me. Watching the busy streets surrounded by corporate offices. Clouds in the sky tingled with orange hue. Sun was setting and dark clouds were slowly taking over the sky. Beautiful sunset is the one that's spectrally pure. People were hurrying to their destinations. I want to collapse back in my bed along with my lovely wife.

We got out and halted our footsteps by the front of the car, admiring the setting sun and all the colors in the sky. "You ready?" I asked as I took the position, looking like I was about to run in a track event after the gun sounded. "Ready for what?" I looked up and informed him as if it were obvious, "We are going to chase the sunlight." Kiran looked back to the horizon and stared for a moment before laughing, "You aren't serious." "I told you I was going to show you how I have fun," I straightened to look at him in the eye before gesturing to the sun, "This is my fun."

I gulped down the whiskey. "You're good then Brenton?" Trisha finally looked my way, waiting for my answer. "I'm good mom. Got a couple of paintings done for you today." I grinned at her. "Brenton, you worry me. Not that I wouldn't mind the commission. Your paintings are hot stuff now. But you need to manage your time seriously, or you'll burnout. I'm assuming you already did?" She glanced at Shane and he nodded his head. Traitor! "Damn it, Brent! You're an asset, I can't afford to lose you." She exclaimed.

The sun was shining bright and the gentle breeze of the cool wind is kissing his cheeks conveying a rather exhilarating feeling. Nobel ran a finger in his jet black hair as he opened his eyes, only to be greeted by a breathtaking cloudy blue sky reflecting on the calm endless blue sea. There were white birds flapping their wings and gliding in the air with so much contentment flying in the horizon. Seems like a painting bathed in white and blue color. It was downright beautiful and to be able to stand in the middle of this amazing place only meant one thing.