Goodbye Under The Northern Lights Novels & Stories

A foul smell suddenly filled the room. Grace had wet herself in terror. But then Marvin abruptly released her. A low laugh escaped his lips. “I've wasted the second chance fate gave me.” A strange light suddenly appeared in his eyes. “But what if there's another chance? What if we could do it all over again?” As he spoke, he kicked over a nearby container of gasoline. The pungent smell instantly spread through the basement as several large containers toppled, spilling gasoline across the floor. Grace and the two kidnappers stared in horror as Marvin pulled a lighter from his pocket.

An older woman near the front gave me a small nod, and something about that single gesture, small as it was, helped me get through the rest of it. Someone near the back murmured something, and it rippled outward fast, gathering weight as it moved through the crowd. I caught fragments of it. White Moon's Luna. The divorce. How ugly it had gotten, according to whoever was doing the talking. Samuel's grip on my hand didn't loosen at all. If anything, it tightened.

Ataraxis POV After the old wizard cut the rope, the five of us fell into the ravine. It swirled around and the stars swirled in the sky as if it was swirling all over my body. There were also colorful lights around or better known as the Northern Lights/ Aurora Borealis. I just close my eyes in extreme dizziness. As soon as I close my eyes, I went straight into the water. I catch my breath as I swim closer to the shore. I was very depressed because I drank too much water. But when I remembered my comrades, my strength suddenly returned. I was blinded at the same time looking around me.

Mukgu blew the candle off her cake and then Mingchan put the cake down on the table. Mukgu then started singing even though it was very cold. Her voice was even shaking. Mingchan was watching her and laughing at her. After having fun, they watched the bonfire together while holding each other's hands. But then, Mingchan noticed something in the sky. “Huh? What is that?” Mingchan asked. Mukgu then looked at the sky and smiled. “It is the Aurora Borealis or the Northern Lights. It is a spectacular natural phenomenon.” Mukgu answered. Mingchan looked at Mukgu and just agreed even though he did not really understand. “Oh, that is it.” Mingchan reacted. He then looked at the sky again. ‘This is t

A small figure appeared behind Wilson who was none other than Nora. “Nora!” Both Rey and Neil exclaimed at the same time. Ignoring both of them, Wilson’s eyes were still pinned upon Rosalind which gave a goosebump. When Rosalind saw her baby sister, [A/N: She is the baby sister only in the eyes of Rose, Rey and Neil.] She jumped in her feet and extended her arms towards her. Nora without delay, run into her arms and hug her sister. The best and the safest place she ever felt. Soon Rey and Neil joined them too. Now that Rosalind thought it was not that bad to have them here. Well, ukiyo couldn’t help herself and ran over to grab her phone and click a picture. The loving family of four were so

winking at me, he replied. The music floating in the air, mixed in with the cold breeze. Xander asked, “Can I have this dance?” I murmured, “With pleasure.” He reached out his hand. He delicately, but firmly took my hands, taking a firm tango starting position. From the first notes, passion blended into music. Led by Xander, I lost myself in the dance. He melted, changed shapes, shifting with the melody. Another step and I arched, obeying the flow of his arms. I felt his strong masculinity with every dance moves. The dizzying dance was exciting as a secret for only the two of them to share. Xander impulsively pulled me towards him and kissed me. It was a long passionate kiss. After kissing,

I said with a grin. By the time dessert arrived, the northern lights had grown brighter, swirling across the sky in mesmerizing patterns. “Are you even listening to me?” Charlotte asked, snapping her fingers in front of my face. “Sorry,” I said, gesturing toward the window. “It’s just… incredible. Look at that.” She turned to follow my gaze, and for once, she was speechless. The two of us sat in silence, watching the lights dance above the fjord. And in that fleeting moment, I realized something: maybe this trip wasn’t going to be so bad after all.

he whispered each instruction in my ear, making my heart rate accelerate. I opened my eyes slowly, then lost my breath. The entire expanse of sky, once black, was covered in various greenish lights that danced to a slow, mesmerizing rhythm. If before my body had been inflamed by all the contact with Gustaf, now I felt enchanted by this spectacle. The steam from the hot water rose slowly, slightly distorting the colors of the sky, further enhancing the magical illusion that spread before me. "I know you miss the sun, but the northern lights make our long nights worthwhile," Gustaf assured me, looking pleased with my reaction.

I said crossing my arms over my chest, narrowing my eyes. "I know." Was all he said as he turned to head into the hotel. I sighed in resignation and followed him, carrying nothing as everyone else in the party carried their own bags. Well, Christian gabbed one of Lissa's bags, but she carried the other. The lobby of The Northern was very spacious. The whole space was full of warm earth tones. It was light but still professional. There were several individual sitting areas with numerous seating options.

Even my own account was overwhelmed—not with hate, but with apologies. Hayden called me, saying that they had officially reversed their decision. They wanted me to come back. This time, he promised to vouch for me personally. I smiled and told him that I would return, but not until I had finished suing Ethan and reclaiming what was mine. The moonlight cast a silver glow over the pavement. I tilted my head back and gazed at the sky. It turned out that the stars would always shine through no matter how dark the night.