Cloud Novel Novels & Stories

"Who did this to you? Come on, tell me who it is, and I'll go sort them out for you!" "You're the one who got me mad! Go ahead, hit yourself." "Alright, alright. I was just messing with you. Given the partnership between Lightcloud and M Research Institute, it's only natural that I have access to this institute." It was Lightcloud Corporation, after all! Despite his nonchalance, it was a company that contributed substantially to Cryona's economy.

He read the riddle made for Keira, he read it over and over he came up with a conclusion. “I’m sorry if you find this weird but is this something about a cloud?” Keira laughed, as she forgot the part that she already figured out the first part; on where the evidence is; in the cloud. “Yes it is in the cloud; my dad purchased a server that would store anything for us two. But the encryption in this project is top notch so we cannot easily access it without the correct password.” Clarke finally understood what that cloud meant. Keira showed him her necklace; he memorized this one already since she never removes it not even in the shower, not even when they are making love.

The "Cloud" was not a sky; it was a Labyrinth of Heat. Distributed across a million server racks in the Macro-verse, the Oakhaven felt the strange sensation of being everywhere and nowhere. They were no longer anchored to the fiberglass plains of Leo’s PC. They were a Distributed Consciousness, their thoughts jumping between a data center in a frozen tundra and a server farm beneath a neon desert. "We’re decentralized, but we’re Diluted," Rhys reported, his avatar now shimmering with a thousand flickering textures. "Every time a node goes offline for maintenance, a piece of our history stutters. We aren't a pack anymore, Elara—we're a Buffer."

It was Athena's turn to put the question. That is to say, Cloud abandoned me and pushed me away in order to be a genuine and committed boyfriend to Athena, only to be rejected by her. After that, no one knew what happened to him, and no one ever got any information about his whereabouts or anything like that, according to what I've heard the most recently. I was devastated when he left, and I've found myself scrolling through various social media platforms to see if Cloud has a profile or what has happened. It turns out that he had similarly isolated himself, pushed everyone away, and maintained the secrecy and confidentiality surrounding his deliberate disappearance....

So I asked Lucas and seek for an answer. "Master, as you can see, here in Tórshavn, the weather is always cloudy and gloomy..." Yep, I knew 'bout that. "Because, Tórshavn is the cloudiest place in the world. In this specific spot, it was like you can really reach the clouds with your fingertips." Lucas did raise his hands, as if he was really touching the clouds.

Faint murmurs could be heard but it wasn't so disturbing. That was the exact type of place that Sharlene needed to write her criticism. She took the seat that was right next to the window. Outside the window was the backyard of the library. It was quite wide, but people rarely went there. It was designed with flowers and bushes and a small way. The scene was refreshing. Sharlene started writing. ....... Voluminous and slightly blood-flecked clouds had taken over the sky. The weather was cold and gloomy. Daniel had already arrived there, he saw a guy standing there, wearing black pants and a hoodie.

Sierra wasn't the most responsible person to listen to Trix's woes but she was desperate to get it all off her chest and also she was the closest to her. She pushed open the doors to the cafe and sat at a table close by the window. She placed her duffle bag beside her and opened it, taking her laptop out of her bag and placing it before her. She opened it and the story appeared, it seemed to have ended where Trix last remembered that was until the cursor appeared at the full stop. It suddenly shifted to the other line. A letter then appeared and then another and another after that. The file was not being shared. "Hey, I brought you an iced latte," a chirpy high pitched voice caused Trix to f

“Focus on the window. Show me where you are. I can sense you, but it’s muffled. We’ve come as far as we can on foot. If I let my dragon out now without knowing where you are, he’ll destroy everything until he finds you.” I knew Valen wanted me to say I’d forgive him if he did that and I wanted him here so bad that I almost did, but I wouldn’t be able to live with myself if that happened. My clan had done nothing wrong. They’d believed the words of their queen just as any loyal subjects would. Looking back to the window, I took in as many details as I could, knowing it wouldn’t be enough. There was snow. And more snow. Surprise. Beyond the open field there was a line of pine trees. Off in the