Daytime Star Novels & Stories

“A piece of the stars from me to you.” She looked at the ring and could feel its own presence there in the room. It was beautiful and to her right then and there. It was more than perfect. They had come from the stars to this little planet thousands of years ago with the possibility to merge the DNA with a new creature. They had made it to this point, and the babies they each held were the future. A star stone ring for the star dust family.

after a few shots, the girls started hugging Caye and we went outside of their terrace. “Bye tita! Thank you for the food!” They thank Caye’s mom. “No problem! See you again soon!” she replied and we started walking going outside of Caye’s subdivision. While walking, I noticed Lou who is quiet and looking at the stars. I also looked at the stars and I remember it’s my 9th day of counting. “1” “2” “3” “4” “5” “6” “7” “8” My forehead crumpled when I don’t see the last star. Fuck. Here we go again. When I am now on the last day, suddenly the stars are hiding.

Chapter 152 – The Restored Star’s Dawn Jessica stood at the heart of the nexus, her hands steady on the now-quiet loom, its golden threads humming softly, woven with the love of Kade, Selene, Lucas, and Bryan. Her hollowness, once a screaming void, was a gentle pulse, a warm light that thrummed in harmony with the heart star’s glow, now a radiant beacon that bathed the starfield in a soft dawn.

“It’s been four years, Father. Remembrance Day is near. Can we not –” Dax stood, pulling his hand from Reyland’s feeble grasp. Reyland had tried to grip his hand, but it was like a fly trying to break the windscreen of a moving truck. Moving back to the large window, Dax murmured, “The sun is rising.” With that statement, Luna Diane and Reyland rose and approached him, each standing on either side of his broad back. They stood in silence, watching the sun rise on their private remembrance day. The day the plan to take over the Lightmoon pack had been initiated four years ago.

I take it. It’s warm. And humming with distant stars. Celeste: “Welcome to the pack, Nerida Vey.” Above us, the frozen supernova she was born in flickers once (like it’s proud). The void just gained a new sister. And she’s already smiling like she belongs. Signal from the Outside World September 12, 2029 – Blackbird-Coyote Dorm, late afternoon The dorm finally lets mortal cell service through for exactly thirty minutes (probably because it feels sorry for us).

The next morning, on Monday, Stellar was originally planning to head to the Starlight Aerospace Base. But just before leaving, she received a call from Lilian. The moment she answered, Lilian’s frantic voice came through. “Stellar, have you seen the news? Something huge just broke!” Puzzled, Stellar opened her news app, only to see tags like #AerospaceEngineerCaughtDatingMultipleMen trending at the top. Her heart skipped a beat. She clicked into it and was immediately met with candid photos of herself with Stephen, Keith, and Zayde.

"Let's go to the observatory to look at the stars after we're done eating. That's one of the main attractions of this resort too." Alex browsed through the tablet that Molly gave him as he planned their trip orderly. Alex chimed in, "There's special equipment to look at the stars here, and we can even see a shooting star if we're lucky enough!" "Isn't there a specific time to see shooting stars?" Tony would always watch the news, and he knew that shooting starts would normally only appear during summer. "Sigh. Uncle Tony, you're so foolish. There's no specific time to be lucky." Alex looked at Tony, who interrupted him in disdain.

Lashe asked. “Because they help each other shine, none of them actually shines than the other” Ibukun replied and Lashe smiled. At first, he really didn’t understand but he understood better now. A lot of people had helped him shine, his fans, his grandma, Uncle Sam, everyone around him and most important Ibukun. “There’s why you’ll never hear a star in the night sky” Ibukun added as she sighed and continued talking. “They always say STARS IN THE NIGHT SKY” THE END.

"Lionel, I'm feeling dizzy, but I'll be fine after some rest. You should check on Aster and the kids. I don't want her to misunderstand." Lionel's irritated voice crackled through the phone. "What era are we living in? What hospital doesn't have blood in its blood bank? Aster, how have I never noticed how petty you are? You're just trying to drag me away from Fiona because you saw me bring her to the hospital. You're being completely unreasonable!" He hung up, and when I tried calling back, an automated message informed me the number was disconnected—he had turned on his "Do Not Disturb" mode.

I scanned the document. My name is elegantly written. Below, a star circled in red on a map of the night sky. I blinked, breath catching. “You bought me a star?” I couldn’t believe it. My chest tightened with surprise. “Not just any star," Dontrell said, stepping closer, his heat enveloping me. "The brightest in the Scorpius constellation. Every night when you look up, you'll know a part of the universe is yours—and so am I." His fingers brushed my wrist gently.