I Told The Stars About You Novels & Stories

Upon seeing that there was no reply, Faye tapped away on her screen. "Did you still not see the meteor shower? It looks like everyone else in the group chat saw it. You should go look for Richard—he has a solid view from where he is." She thought it over after sending the message and added, "You shouldn't tell him that I'm the one who sent you there. It's for the best that the rest of the group doesn't know about our relationship yet, so let's not blindside them now."

“Aim for the moon, because even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.” “I don’t need to aim for the sky. The only star I’ll ever need is standing right in front of me.” I brushed my lips over hers. “Maybe the place I need to aim for is nowhere other than where I am right now.” “Maybe I’d go with you wherever you ended up.” “Maybe I’d never ask that of you.”

The stars were faint, almost invisible through the city's haze. "You know," I said, "my mom used to tell me stories about the constellations. Before she left." I paused, letting the weight of the memory settle between us. "She said each one had a story. That the stars were just... memories of people who had loved so hard they burned forever." Jamie didn't speak. She just kept looking at the sky. "Did you believe her?" she asked finally. "I wanted to." She was quiet for a moment, then leaned back on the outdoor sofa, her head resting against the cushion, still looking up.

Keith The stars are endless tonight. I lie back on the soft blanket, staring up at them, my fingers brushing against hers. Hope’s laughter ripples through the quiet meadow, and I can’t help but smile. It’s the kind of sound that turns the air warm, even when the night is cool. “You’re not even listening,” she teases. “I am,” I lie. She raises an eyebrow, her head tilted. “Really? Then what did I just say?” I grin. “Something about… stars. And how they’re jealous of how beautiful you are?”

It is a masterpiece. “Yes they are.” He said, when I looked at him, he was looking at me. “Really? You are looking at me.” I said as I chuckled. “You are my stars. My sky full of stars.” He said, just like what Mama used to say, One day you'll find someone who looks at you the way you look at the stars. I smiled like an idiot.

"What do you want to tell me?" “I want you to know—no matter how many stars light up the sky, it’s only the moon I long for. Esther, I like you—whether you’re shining bright like a full moon or barely hanging on like a crescent. Every version of you… I like them all.” ***

I would just look up at the stars each night finding a calm amongst the storm. I loved the fresh air. I liked not feeling trapped or used.” As I finish, there are a few tears sliding down my face that I didn’t know had appeared. I smirk slightly with the next thought. "To be honest, I would remember all the times we shared when we would look at the stars at night. It was always my favourite memory. I would picture you telling me about the stars, as I would relax, and fall asleep under the night sky." Xavier looks both stunned and hurt by my onset confession.

Zachary still stood tall and unyielding before me. I looked him in the eye and uttered calmly, "Tell your parents to come back soon. It's time we talked about ending our engagement."

“Oh, trust me, I wouldn’t have it any other way.” ‎ ‎And just like that, under the stars, we became lovers...two idiots hopelessly in love, forever. ‎ ‎

But for now, It's best to leave it unsaid, he'll talk with Raven tomorrow. I walk to the window, gazing out into the night. The stars twinkle like diamonds against the dark canvas of the sky, a reminder of the vastness and complexity of life. I take a deep breath, the cool air filling my lungs, and whispers to her mother: "May the truth, when it comes, be gentle on our hearts. and Please watch over him, I do still love him I always will." Her Mom already knows the truth, and her future. She smiles down and as she does I notice that one of the stars has become four times as bright. It lasted for about 3 seconds but I'm sure, It meant something.