Every Sun Is A Star Novels & Stories

She avoided his gaze. The sun has fully set and the moon awakens. The stars started showing themselves and they twinkled in the now dark sky. Seolurrie never really saw real stars before. All she knew about them was what she read on books. They said that they are like diamonds twinkling in the sky. Looking at it, Seolurrie confirmed that it's true. They were like thousands, no, millions of diamonds swimming in dark ocean.

“My father and mother love the stars as much as they love the sea. My oldest sister's name is Ariadne and my brother’s name is Orion which are both constellations. “ Danica smiled. “And Danica means?” Kaleb asked curiously. “ Danica means morning star. Danica was the sun's younger sister.” Danica smiled. The sun began peeking up over the ocean, the sky going lighter as they sat in silence for a moment. Danica glanced at the sun as the tops of the water began to turn golden. “You didn't sleep. You should probably go try before the crew is up and moving.” Danica said a small frown on her face.

Then, the enormous tortoise turned small quickly and was put away by Celeste. The gang hovered in the void and looked at the blue planet, joy on their faces. They had been away for so long. Now, they were finally home. Behind them was a huge fireball, the sun. Normal people could not get close to the sun as its extremely high temperature could turn anything nearby into gas. However, at David’s level, a small huff from him could blow out the sun. Earth was the only living planet in the solar system. The rest of them were all dead stars with horrendous conditions where nothing could live.

Sween’s heart to ache. “Love is a very special thing, my dear. Love means something different to everyone, but usually, it means you’d do anything for that person. You might even give up your life for them. And in some romantic cases, it could mean they want to spend the rest of their life with you.” He explained it the best he could in a way he hoped she could understand. “Do you love me?” She asked as Mr. Sween got up to leave. “Of course I do.”

He explains that the stars here shine more intensely than the usual sun. Looking up, I turn my gaze skyward, and Dean warns, "Don't look directly at the stars without protection." He hands me his glasses, and I quickly put them on before lifting my eyes again. "What the heck, Dean? Where are we?" I exclaim, shocked to see not one, but three separate "suns"—one being distant and two distinctly nearer to this place. "This is Ruby," Dean states, finally revealing. "It's the product of billions of years of cosmic creation, always in a state of change," he continues, keeping the intrigue alive by skirting around a straightforward answer.

“I almost lost my son. He spent a whole year trying to recover from depression. Everything he has suffered in his life... most of it happened during the last two years, and all of it is somehow connected to you. “I’m not blaming you. I know you’re a kind person, and you never meant for any of this to happen. But I don’t want my son to suffer again, even if it happens unintentionally.” “I understand, Amanda. I’ll do everything I can to make up for my mistakes. But there are things beyond my control, and I can’t do anything about those.” “I just want to ask you one thing. If you don’t truly love him, if your feelings for him aren’t real, please don’t continue this relationship. All right?” “I

What was wrong? "Earth to Theo? Hello?" I waved before him as he looked spaced out for a moment or two. "Uh..yeah. I am here, sorry I totally spaced out." He shuttered shyly. I can see that. "That's alright!" I smiled and continued eating the garlic and cumin rice with some healthy salad in the side which just came, Thank God for that. I was about to faint cause of starvation. "Hey, Here is a crazy idea. Maybe you should move in." He said in a rush not thinking clearly.

It was then that Randall expressed his curiosity about the birth and death of the stars. With a smile, I immersed myself in a detailed explanation. "Randall, stars are born from clouds of gas and interstellar dust, known as nebulae. These clouds collapse under their own gravity, forming dense nuclei where the temperature and pressure become so high that the nuclear fusion process begins. This releases a huge amount of energy, and thus, a new star is born."

It looks like there are less stars in the sky. “Do you think they went out?” she asks, softly. “All those stars?” “It is not possible,” I answer her. “The stars are suns. It takes their lights millions of years to reach our planet, by the time that star goes out, the sun has been dead for many millions of years.” I feel her move then hear her shift around. “Well, someone’s doing something to them… because the sky looked different a week ago.” She’s right. The sky does look different. “Maybe it’s not the other suns that are dying,” I tell her. “Maybe it’s us. Maybe our existence is slowly being erased.”

Collin broke the silence. "Moon is bigger than the Sun?" Mr. Bruce reiterated with emphasis. "What's there to get confused about? Sun is a star and a moon is a moon. A star is a millions times greater than it." "You're right, it falls short of so much to the sun." "Who are you talking about?" asked Mr. Bruce. Collin blinked his eyes, forcing the moisture in his eyes to dry up. "It's nothing! come I will take you home."