Into The Sunset Novels & Stories

he stated before giving me a kiss. I wrapped my hands around his neck as we deepen the kiss to commemorate this special day. The day where we knew we were into each other. End of Christmas special :3

One that had never fully healed. She stood out in the fields, watching the sunset over the horizon. The sun made a dramatic exit, leaving behind streaks of pink, orange, and purple in the sky that reflected in the crystal lake. She bent to pick a wild sunflower, holding it up in the air as she silently observed it in the fading light.

LENA The sun was setting on a quiet Sunday evening, casting warm hues of orange and pink over the backyard. Roman and I sat side by side on the wooden swing, our fingers loosely intertwined. The kids were playing on the lawn, their laughter echoing in the air. It felt... peaceful. Something I hadn’t experienced in a long time. The past few months had been a journey—one full of growth, healing, and hard decisions. But now, sitting here with Roman, the children’s laughter in the background, I could feel that we had finally reached a place where we could breathe.

Nathan's POV A call came in almost immediately. The voice on the other end sounded hesitant. "Nathan, when did you get back? You were there for the autopsy. It's been years now—don't you think it's time to let go?" The voice kept droning on, but I couldn't hear a single word. I hung up. My eyes stayed locked on their fading figures in the distance. For three years, I dreamed of Emily Cross every single night. Her eyes, her brows, the tiny mole at the corner of her eye—everything was exactly the same. There's no way I could be wrong.

I'll make Setford Group bigger and stronger. "Get out!" I didn't want to hear another word from either of them. Julie said nothing. She simply pushed Timothy's wheelchair toward the door. But just as they reached the doorway, she suddenly stopped. Without turning around, she said, "I've already filed the paperwork to change my last name. Starting today, my name is Julie Nolan." The office door slammed shut behind them. The loud bang echoed through the room. For a moment, everything became silent. Then the anger on my face disappeared. A mocking smile slowly appeared at the corner of my lips. "Julie, Timothy, the game has only just begun."

Men with bare tops, women who are busy with their chores, and children who are distracted from playing. “Welcome to Canis Lupus, Sierra.” Summer said before those people attacked me.

He told me that a woman named Sunset was living with him who looks exactly like her. Of course, I knew who he was pertaining to. Sunset is Dusk’s first name. He said that it would be nice for me to meet her and take her home since she was in trouble. When I asked what kind of trouble she was in, he just stared at me and said this in a Japanese accent… “Need not to know.” It weirded me out but I really wanted to check on Dusk anyway.

/Some things just, some things make sense And one of those is you and I (Hey) Some things just, some things make sense And even after all this time (Hey)/ /I'm into you, baby, not a day goes by That I'm not into you/ I look away and turn my back when I feel that tears are started to well in my eyes. Damn. I am not crying. I should not. /I should be over all the butterflies But I'm into you (I'm into you) And baby even on our worst nights I'm into you (I'm into you) Let 'em wonder how we got this far/

I tucked my leg in between his and scooted as close as I could against his chest, our bodies aligning like two separate halves of a whole. “I agree,” I told him pulling the sheet up above us. He began racing kisses up my arm and along my neck and I giggled as he did so, “This is not sleeping,” I teased. “It’s much better than sleeping,” He challenged me. I gave in without much fight turning over to kiss his lips as we continued our marathon from last night. It wasn’t until the sun was streaming brightly into the room, and we were once again breathless that we agreed to go out from our refuge to find food.

“THERE you are, setting down beautifully,” Emily whispered. Her lips curled into a smile as she watched the sunset through the window. Sunsets have become her comfort ever since she was a child. It was her constant reminder that every struggle would end, every wound would heal, and every hot tear would fade. She could feel how tired her body and soul were from her constant battle, yet as she watched the sun set solemnly before her eyes, it gave her hope, peace, and a little happiness.