Different Shades Novels & Stories

Sharon noticed the awful expression and withdrew her hand letting out an awkward embraced laugh while looking around to know if someone saw what just happened. "I'm guessing you don't want to be friends with me, I really thought all elite has reporter friends just in case, I guess you already have yours," Sharon said. Lindsey glanced at her accessing her, she worked in a press company who focused more on politics but never as she meet someone so naive as Sharon who couldn't go around looking for things that aren't looking for her.

What's going on? "Impossible." The old man says. The man that asked me to prove myself smiles and he nods. "like the color of the moon, dark grey bright and beautiful." He says and I'm taken aback. What? How? My eyes have always been that silver-brown color. Like Nathan's how is it a different color now? I close my eyes and open them. As much as I would like to understand this whole thing right now I want to save my cousin.

DIFFERENT SHADES OF HIM| Full summary. Awdhesh. Radhika. Uzair. Three different lives entangled amid friendship, danger and chaos. Would your obsession with someone make you cross all the moral limits to just have your urges satisfied by getting them in your clutches like a caged bird in control of your palms? Can a person become someone's obsession to the point of losing sanity?

Footsteps running in my direction. But through the haze, the sharp reek of gasoline burned my nose. Something was leaking.

“Or yours?” The table felt even smaller. Their knees were pressed together under the cloth now. Solid. Warm. She didn’t pull away. Couldn’t. Every time one of them shifted, the contact sent little sparks straight between her legs. Her nipples were tight against the blue dress. She felt exposed. Stupidly turned on by a conversation. “Mine,” she said finally. “Mostly.” He nodded. Didn’t push. But twenty minutes later, while they were talking about buildings and how some spaces just felt right, he circled back. “What would have to be different? For you to want a second date.”

“Definitely. I got it in an ashy blue shade.” “Oh, that's really nice. Have they already sent it to the car? Yeah, but I took a picture.” “Ma'am? Why don't you…” Easton glared at her. “What's with that hideous color? How do you even have a shade like that in a store?” “I-It’s…” “And to think I even saw this shade as a stroller,” he continued. “Really?” I wasn't even sure what colors mixed to give the color I was staring at. Was she aware that we were shopping for items for babies?

Very grand and luxurious. His own house was average but colourful. The large living area was painted a natural color of grey and brown, but there were other colorful accents to it. Like the green plants at every corner. The bold orange color of his sofa. The rectangular yellow TV console and his center coffee table, made of pebbles, different colors of blue, red, green translucent pebbles. Pictures of different colorful birds hung on the walls. From Peacocks, Rainbow Lorikeet, Lilac roller to butterflies...of every shape and size.

the manager said. Aviannah took a deep breath before nodding and standing up from her seat. “Sure. The theme revolves around urban elegance—modern and sophisticated, but still warm and relatable. I prepared three variations for the color story.” The slide changed on the screen. “Option A leans toward muted grays with deep crimson accents. It gives off a strong and polished feel. Option B is softer, combining beige tones with teal highlights for a more relaxed and refined look,” Aviannah continued.