Chasing The Sunset Novels & Stories

However, it was still trying to fly to the other side of the mountain. “Grandpa, I hit it!” Luna declared proudly. "Go and catch it.” The old man waved his hand, and the three quickly headed to where the pheasant landed. … Chase was looking for his prey when he heard a squawk above his head. He saw a pheasant flying over his head when he lifted his head. “I’ll have you!” With a wave, he used his vigorous energy to shoot down the pheasant. “You’re pretty fat.” Once Chase got his hands on the pheasant, he nodded in satisfaction.

I asked the driver to stop along the coastal road. The Mediterranean wind smelled of salt and orange blossoms. The sun was sinking low, turning the water fierce gold, then red, then a deep rose that stretched across the harbor like burning silk. I took out my phone and photographed the sunset. No cockpit glass. No permission. No man deciding whether I deserved the view. Ava replied almost immediately. [Your first official photo after becoming a terrifying charity queen is a sunset? Iconic.] I typed back, [Come here and you can see it every day.]

Hunter and Charles wasted no time heading to the small town where Aleah had been spotted. It was late afternoon, and Aleah stood by the shoreline, watching the sun dip below the horizon. The golden light bathed her as the wind played with her hair. Watching the sunset had become her refuge—a quiet moment where she wished, over and over, for her memories to return.

Human warmth was the best way to beat chilly weather. She sat in silence and didn’t force him to answer, eyes closed as she listened to him breathing and his heart beating against his chest. The soft, chilly breeze lightly kissed her on her cheeks, making her open her eyes. “Look at the sunset,” her tone pleasing to the ear. Pointing at the shadow of the sun from the pond. “When I’m sad and frustrated with life, I always look for a sunset. After it sets, darkness fills the sky. But it’s that promise of the morning sun the following day that reminds me life goes on, and this too shall pass.”

Daniel and Maria only hoped for the best that Chase would not do something in the obsessive game of chasing his MOONLIGHT that would cause havoc in everyone's life. .. Happy Ending Happy Starting .. .. Thank you ShineeSunshine ❤️

She spread her shirt on the floor and sat down beside him. Neither of them spoke as they watched the sunset over the calm ocean. The brilliant sun glowed bright and illuminated the ocean. The intense assortment of yellow, orange and pink colors all over the sky with the fiery orange sun going below the water, rays of pink, orange and yellow reflected on the water. ****** They had just arrived at the main entrance of the house, Nico approached Chiara. He had been waiting by his car for about an hour. "Good evening, Boss." He greeted her.

I was standing near the parking lot after having lunch with my friends. Suddenly an enchanting scent hit my nostrils. It was a fusion of jasmine, rose, and honey. The smell of my mate. My wolf was excited as well. I followed the scent towards a tree. She was sitting there reading a book. She was munching a chocolate bar and smiling while reading the book. I felt both excited and angry. Excited about getting her as my mate and angry for me being an asshole. She will never forget the things that I did to her.

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

he said with a small chuckle. For a moment, everything felt… still. The chaos outside our walls faded, leaving only the whisper of the wind through the trees. But peace never lasted long for us. That evening, back at the pack house, I sat by the window watching the sunset spill across the horizon. The sky was streaked with crimson, too much like blood to feel comforting. Silas joined me, wrapping his arms around my shoulders from behind. “I’ve been thinking,” I said softly. “We need to start hunting Mara. If she’s one of the anchors, we can’t afford to wait. They’ll find out about Roderick soon, and then...”

Chase moved back and forth on the swing with Lauren, his arm around her neck rubbing her shoulder. The sun began to set, lighting up the sky in vibrant colors. Dillon missed this quiet beauty. In his youth he had taken it for granted. He never would again. When he closed his eyes, images of a dark green, swampy landscape replaced the bright sunset. He flicked his eyes open and shook his head to erase the memory, then focused on the colorful sunset as it slipped behind the mountain, rays of sunshine shooting out like rays of hope. Hope. Lauren stood and said, "I'm going inside to finish dinner. Mind you, it'll be ready in a few minutes, so come in when you're ready." She kissed Chase before l