Daybreak Graphic Novels & Stories

Did she actually make a mistake leaving her son and father behind? Farrah closed her eyes, kneading her forehead gently as she slowly organized her thoughts. She couldn’t afford to have doubts about herself this time. Not only would it not help her achieve her purpose, but it also hinders her companions. Farrah eventually calmed down and fell asleep. When she woke up, it was already six am. Everyone’s already walking out of their rooms, either yawning or still had their eyes closed. “Woke up? Clean your faces and have breakfast.” Twilight ordered, pointing to the leftover foods Farrah cooked last night. Gracea reheated it as their breakfast.

I wake up with a start, perspiring and panting. I look at the cell phone. It's still three in the morning. I fell asleep reading the book, I almost lost track of which page I had stopped. I scroll the phone screen, several notifications, including Stephen, Max, my dad and Ethan. I run a hand over my face and feel around the headboard for my glasses so I can read the messages. A bunch of dramatists.

Good night beautiful. I roll my eyes, dropping my phone by the bedside. I get on my feet, walking into the bathroom to wash my face and brush my teeth. When I finish up my business in the bathroom, I scurry back to bed to pick up my phone. I scoff, my hands typing away on the keyboard.

When I got home, I stood outside for a while, heaved a deep sigh and cleaned my eyes with the end of my top. I cleared my throat then went inside. The bulb was off so I switched it on and saw how peaceful everyone laid. Tami hugged our mother tightly as they slept while my mother facing him snored loudly. Kiki and Osifa were also fast asleep. I pulled our blanket from the bag underneath our bed and covered them. Our mother already covered Tami with her wrapper. I took off my mini skirt and top, wore a more comfortable gown I usually sleep in then laid on the mat. My limbs were aching. It was as if people were beating drums in my head. My eyes were sore. I felt weak all over. I immediately go

The first blush of dawn spread across the horizon as New York stirred from its slumber. The towering skyscrapers and bustling streets slowly awoke under the soft touch of morning light. From Ethan’s office, perched high atop a prestigious skyscraper, the sunrise over the city was a mesmerizing spectacle. The eastern sky, once painted in deep shades of indigo and violet, began to brighten as the daybreak drew nearer. Clouds caught the early light, their fringes glowing pink and gold. Below, the city remained in shadow, awaiting the dawn’s magic.

Chapter 6 Eve The fateful day I'd been waiting for dawned bright and clear . . . yet, there was a heavy feeling in my heart. Palpable excitement throbbed in the air, as people went about getting ready for the preparation of the upcoming launch. The company was launching their first ever simless mobile phone and the team and I, had worked on it for some time now. We were the brains behind it, and as such, it was a particularly exciting time for us.

Moonlight spilled across the room, casting a silvery sheen over the canvases. His gaze then landed on Beyond the Ordinary. The once-smooth surface of the painting now bore a hole—right where the beauty mark on Camellia's face had been. His heart clenched tightly, and he hurried to check the other paintings one after another. In every single painting, the spot where the beauty mark had been was slashed with a knife. Andres' hands trembled as a flood of guilt surged through him, overwhelming him with unbearable pain. He could not imagine the despair Camellia must have felt as she methodically destroyed each one herself.

Penny woke to hear the steady fall of rain on the roof and the spatter of heavy drops against the window pane. The room was filled with sombre grey light but she could not be sure whether the dawn was breaking or if the storm were responsible for the darkness. But it did not matter. Nothing mattered except Jeremy.

Nobody came to check out the noise so Janice continued upstairs. Hanging on the second door from the staircase was a fantasy print, the sort of thing you picked up at Spencer's Gifts or the like, depicting a galloping unicorn against a forest backdrop. Seeing the other doors weren't adorned, Janice assumed this was the bedroom belonging to Little Miss Graduate. She slowly opened the door a crack and took a careful look within.

We had breakfast together and talked about how we were going to spend the day at the funfair, thankfully it was a weekend in spring, what better day to have fun and cotton candy. After a sugar-filled breakfast, we all went to go get ready for the day we were going to be spending the whole day there so at exactly noon every one should have gotten ready. That was the plan, so I had a whole 2 hours to myself, the first thing I did after I got out of the shower was to pick up my phone and open our group chat. Me: Anyone home? I waited for a good five minutes staring at my phone in between getting but nothing, but when I put down my phone to put on a shirt it started going off like crazy.