Every Sun Is A Star Novels & Stories

I teased. "Yes, if you think so," he said. "Take a look at the moon and the stars in heaven, Loius. It has been said in the past that everyone has his or her star. The same ancient knowledge let us know that everything time a child is born another star is given to, in the sky and if, one dies his or her star will stop shining and dies off. What is your take on that?"

She allowed her mind to stray to the land of overthinking. Alpha Aiden stepped in, “No, Star would have definitely told you if he had killed Levi. He’s someone who likes to boast about his killings. He’s like that; full of himself. So he’s probably telling the truth.” “Are we not going to talk about the sun?” Kie asked. It was not her first time to see the sun like this but it was only usually when there was a total solar eclipse. And even when it was, it was not this dark.

She smoothed her black sparkly dress down even though there wasn’t a crease insight. “Helios being the sun god, his power lies in light. But it’s more complicated than that. The sun itself is nothing but fire, and whilst this might be what he would give them, we can’t ignore the fact that sunlight is a powerful force. What if Teddy can wield it? Take it away. He could plunge a world into darkness or have it burn so bright no life could survive. The sun is key to everything we need to survive.” Stacey gasped beside me as I heard not only my brother growl but Caden and Avery too.

When the doors opened, there was in the middle of the black painted room, a large telescope. “An observatory?” I asked giddily. He nodded. Stargazing. He wanted us to gaze at the stars together again. That’s what he said in his text yesterday. “Instead of looking at the stars, we are going to sit in them,” he said turning of a switch. The room went dim and tiny little stars danced around the black walls. And on the ceiling. It was beautiful. “I think I like you a lot Diana.” Theodore said after a while, I turned around to look at him. “I think I like you a lot too Theodore.” I replied.

it made her a bit happy, that he would care, and it showed that he was listening to what she was saying. No stars…master. We worship the gods of Horus. Horus is the god of Sun, more, and everything bright and dangerous, war and the likes. We don’t have stars in the kingdom because according to myth, one day eons of centuries ago, the two brothers, Seth and Horus had a fight and they divided themselves making sure that none of their elements crossed the other side, until no circumstances.

“That’s a very logical way to look at something beautiful.” “Beauty doesn’t change the truth,” he said, a hint of amusement in his voice. “Stars are stars, no matter how we perceive them. They burn, they die, they collapse into black holes. It’s science.” I rolled my eyes. “You’re missing the point. Stars aren’t just science; they’re a reminder that even the smallest light can cut through the darkest night.” He looked at me then, really looked at me, and I felt like he was searching for something I wasn’t sure I could give.

"Cain is using it to 'Fertilize' the sun. He’s going to turn the sun into a 'Blood-Star'." ​Leo looked at the sun. A single, red vein was appearing on the surface of the star.

Finding comfort in it. “You like the night,” I said. “Makes sense. Darkness is familiar. Safe. Close to what you were.” The fragment pulsed. Agreement maybe. Or just an acknowledgement. “The stars are beautiful, aren't they?” Kade pointed up. “Each one is a sun. Like our sun but far away. And around those suns are worlds. Maybe with people. Maybe with life. All of it exists. All of it choosing to be something instead of nothing.” The fragment rose higher. Drifted toward the stars. Curious. Drawn to the lights in the darkness.

Orlando said. Max asked drily, "which century do you fucking live in?" "Make fun of it as much as you want but it is true," he said. "If you take the time to notice the world around you, you will see it. The Moon does not have light of its own, it reflects the light of the Sun. She glows under the light of the sun, under the direction of the Sun and the part that the Sun's rays don't touch remains dark. Moon revolves around the earth but ultimately it revolves around the Sun. It is because of the Sun that Jivan exists in the first place! God Sol is the reason Jivan exists! Even in the thousands of stories of God Sol and Goddess Luna, it was always said that God Sol ruled Jivan with an iron f

I swear. She sparkles and twinkles and blinks with honey brown light in the wake of daylight's rigor mortis. She shimmers. Glimmers. And burns. They say that no matter how long the night is, eventually, day will break, right? But what if your Sun was not a Sun. What if there was no guarantee that the Sun will show up when morning finally comes. What if your Sun was a person, not a ball of hydrogen and helium burning fierce and bright, zillions of miles away. What if your Sun didn't need to rise; rather, you needed it, or him, or her, to walk into your life before you could see clear skies.