Into The Sunset Novels & Stories

“I really need that meat.” I assure him I won’t, and he runs off, into the woods, not even a proper goodbye and I’m miffed. Rude. I’m exhausted, but finally, the sun is setting and I finally don’t feel like I’m about to melt into my fur coat. I stand under the naked tree, its branches swaying, smacking against each other, and I am so still, I feel that I am a tree as well for how long I stand. I don’t allow myself to move until I can see the guiding light, her belly full in the sky, her smaller children dotting the sky and I finally release the tension, leaning into the tree, my knees creaking along with it.

my brow furrowed, what is that old man saying? Hours passed, I was sitting with Legolas on the pond, my barefoot on the water. The sun bathes the lawn in a golden glow, melting the winter's sugar-frosted coating from the grass.The flute-throated thrushes shout their excitement when the noon chorus bursts at sunrise. Usually, bobbling robins join in, lilting in an age-old melody. The frog spawn glistens like small moons, and I can see them. A little grove of trees can be seen at the garden's conclusion. The other folks have gathered and are having a nice time. Bees buzzing from bloom to flower, thirsty for pollen, scour the wide expanses. The pollen appears to be floating pixie dust grains di

“I am. Our only real problem tomorrow morning will be Alas Mayit, the Corpse Forest. The road to the Sun School takes us straight through it.” “Isn’t Alas Mayit where that dangerous devil-worshiping cult is based? Wisnumurti and Senopati Bantala were talking about them the other day.” “Yes. Outsiders aren’t allowed in there. Anyone caught will be sacrificed to the demons.” Nyai Soma’s face went pale. “Th-then... which way are we supposed to go?” “We go straight through.” Rinjani smiled reassuringly. “Don’t worry, Auntie. I’ve been trained to infiltrate enemy territory without being detected. I’ll get both of you through safely.”

Dawn . Suddenly, the pressure in my chest vanishes.My car swerves slightly as a gasp catches in my throat. I grip the steering wheel, staring at the horizon where the first sliver of golden sunlight is breaking through the sky. I press both hands against my chest, right over my heart. Nothing. The void behind my ribs is freezing, a hollow crater where the warm, magnetic pull of the bond used to be. My breathing comes in shallow, ragged hitches. I’m still miles away from the pack territory, stranded on a desolate stretch of road in the middle of nowhere.

Their love grew as the days drift away slowly. They sat down watching the horizon one lovely evening. Suddenly, the sun seemed to have sunk below the horizon. Soon the sun’s disappearance would usher in the moon; the forerunner of dusk. Sharon had placed her head on JT’s broad shoulder. She closed her eyes while her hands wound round JT’s waist. In return, he stroked her hair gently and it felt like the wind caressing her. JT inadvertently closed his eyes too and both felt the gentle touch of the breeze on their skins.

But it felt like sunrise bleeding softly across the sky. Jamal opened the door for her, and before she entered, he spoke quietly: “I want to earn my way back into your life, Yara. Properly this time.” She looked at him—really looked. And this time, she didn’t hide her smile. “Then let’s begin.”

I don't want to open my eyes because if I do, I'll just cause my heart more pain for I will face the hard truth, the reality that I'm all alone in this world. I opened my eyes and the sky filled my eyes. It turns orange, meaning it's sunset already. The sunsets and just waiting to be replaced with dark. Too much brightness can hurt that you need to be in the dark sometimes. I glance at my wristwatch. An hour has passed. That means I've slept throughout the time. "Time to go" I mumbled after caressing their tombstone. I stand up and stared at their names. BLUE CRAINE SEQUOVIA

“I was thinking… Maybe we could go to the beach during sunset. Capture the moment when the sun meets the ocean halfway.” He raised a brow. “That sounds a bit cliché, doesn’t it?” I felt embarrassed, but I stood my ground. “No, it’s meaningful. Think about it properly. The meeting of the sun and the ocean. It’s like fire and water. It could symbolize unity despite differences, like black and white, lesbian and gay, man and woman, rich and poor. If we look deeper, it shows that even opposites can coexist and become one. Right?”

Vlash said as I look at him. “I see, will I know we can all face that threat. I am excited to see them and their children.” I said as Vlash hugs me from behind. “So am I.” Vlash said as I look at him and he kisses me. I am so happy now. I feel so contented though I am thinking of my parents I know they are happy to. I look at Vlash as we watch the lovely sunset. The baby in my arm cries making us look at him and we head back to the castle with happiness in our face.

He wanted to get the scripture from the place he had hidden it, and said he wouldn’t take long to return. Sunset had settle down, and Sofia still slept like she was not going to wake up. She was exhausted. I sat near the river and waited for Rotip to return, but all of a sudden, I heard faint sound of marching horses and the screeching voices of the Erisians as though they were heading to our direction in large number. I rose up and flung myself towards the cave, jumping into the narrows and sliding to the end. “Sofia!” Shockingly, my eyes fell on Sofia’s already panicking figure. Her body was shivering with fear as she clung to the rocky wall like a small, helpless child.