My Blue Heaven Book Novels & Stories

, I'm making fool out of myself. "Do you know where Blue is...she is not in her cabin.?", he asked looking around the floor. Poor guy.. doesn't know that Blue is already in love with someone. "Umm..she is in Anderson's for a meeting. She will be here in few minutes. You can wait in her cabin if you want", I told him and moved out. God!! I'm really in need of some space to clear my mind. I went to rooftop!! Noah?? "God Why can't I find a place to relax alone?", I shouted to the sky.

happened on the rooftop? But if I do he’ll get awkward with me and think of me as a sissy. I think I better not tell him… at least for now. I should go to him, I’m well aware of the fact that he is not a loner like me but… I think I’m a bit special for him after all we are together from our childhood days. I walked fast and a stupid smile got glued on my face subconsciously as I was thinking about the good golden days of our childhood. I got inside the class and there he is still into his book… What a book worm he is, he should take a rest. I Stood in front of him but I think he didn’t notice my presence as he didn’t showed his perfect smile towards me as he always do. I think his eyes are

But this time she had decided to visit her hometown. Hailey waved her hand for the last time with David and leaned on his shoulder while looking at Iris's retreating figure. "I am going to miss her," Hailey mumbled. "Me too." David agreed and decided to leave the airport only when the flight would take off. Iris settled herself near the window seat. The sky was still dark as if the clouds were angry for some reason. She knew her journey would be long so she chose to open the book Brida by Paulo Coelho to read.

He screamed as he frowned at the pain from my blow and rub on the sore spot. In the afternoon, Mr. Walker ordered Aslan assigned as my bodyguard from now on to send me to my new apartment. At first I turned it down I think it isn't necessary but Mr. Walker insisted. For now, we don’t want to make an obvious move so I’ll stay here a few days or maybe weeks. My new apartment is located in The Blue Orbs. The last time I was here is when we spent our one night in this building. I was speechless as soon as I opened the door of the apartment. It is on another level than my apartment. My jaw dropped while my eyes almost popped out of their sockets.

She said and smiled… Ameliah held Stephen’s hand which made him look at her. They smiled at each other before returning their gaze to the woman… “We want to know how this book came into existence?” Stephen said… “This book titled ‘La Luna Azul’ also known as the blue moon, is a book that was written by your ancestors, that is the first vampires and werewolf who came into existence. This book has now been passed from generation to generation in order to help the future generation prepare for the coming of the Blue Moon. I gave this book to Ameliah because i know that in one way or the other you’ll get to know about this book.” She said…

She closed her eyes and started murmuring, witches murmur, but you never hear them. The place got warm, and the breeze started twirling around. She rolled her hands, taking all the air and turning it into a blue ball. Then she spread her arms and the ball spread around, lightning up the place. We watched as the blue thing passed through everyone, going outside. We looked outside, and it felt like a fairytale dream as the blue light passed and the sky cleared, becoming so bright and shining.

Eliana lay on her back, staring up at a sky that was not compressed time or collapsing architecture or the machinery of a dying law. It was simply sky, the blue of late afternoon, streaked with the first hints of sunset, the color of a world that had never learned to bargain, never learned to exchange, never learned to weigh the worth of a soul against the duration of a life.

But in Bryer’s chest, it was thunder, loud and chaotic and impossible to ignore. He shifted his weight, glanced down at the book again as if to reassure himself it was still real. The Sky Beneath Our Feet. That was the one. The out-of-print novel Raegan had mentioned weeks ago over lukewarm coffee and crumpled napkins at the diner down the street. He remembered the way she’d leaned forward as she talked, elbows on the table, hands moving animatedly like she was trying to pull the memory closer. She’d lit up, eyes bright, voice warming as she explained how she’d stumbled across a battered library copy in high school and had been chasing that feeling ever since.

She had almost forgotten the dangerous, erratic pulse of electricity that had sparked between them in the elevator. ​Almost. ​On the evening of the annual Horizon Gala, the penthouse was dead silent. Vennessa stood in her bedroom, putting the finishing touches on her attire. Since the gala was a high-society black-tie event dedicated to Hayes Enterprises’ philanthropic sectors, she had chosen a striking, floor-length gown of midnight-blue silk. It featured an elegant, asymmetrical neckline and a daring slit up the left leg. Her dark hair was styled in soft, cascading waves over one shoulder, and her father’s heavy silver watch—the only antique she refused to let Evelyn store away—sat promine

For the first time in years, I could breathe without feeling like something was pressing against my chest. Life had become smaller, simpler, and somehow, that made it feel larger than it ever had before. There were no reporters here. Just mornings with Blue, long walks, and quiet evenings.And the slow rebuilding of a life that belonged entirely to us. I had not planned to stay forever. This wasn’t hiding. It was healing completely. There was a difference. Blue reached the porch and smiled up at me. “Can I show you something?” I smiled back. “Of course.” She opened the notebook.