No Sunshine When She's Gone Novels & Stories

With that, she turned and walked away, her silhouette looking lonely and forsaken. After handling Grandma’s funeral, I left that hometown behind—a place filled with a lot of bittersweet memories. Without any hesitation, I boarded a plane to a southern town where it was warm all year-round. Down there, the flowers bloomed all year round, and the sunshine was blissfully warm.

"Sunshine! You will be a death of mine. Why did you ask something like this? Marriage? I never think about it. But I want to have you in my life. I remember how Arjun, Rudra, and even Ansh always say that my sunshine believes in marriage, commitments, and relationship bonds and these are the most avoidable things in my life. I can't even imagine my life without her but the way she said GOOD BYE MR. GREY. It broke something inside my chest and I winced when she didn't turn around to look back. I close my eyes and immediately order Seb to carefully drop her at the meeting point and wait for her there too. My phone starts ringing and I pick up the call at the first ring. Seb inform Sunshine tha

On a fine Sunday morning, through the closed curtains, the first ray of sunshine was peeking into the room. the room was small with no many decorations. It had white walls which was in immediate need of repainting…the room consists of single bed near the window , a small closet in the wall and a small dressing table with attached bathroom. In the bed isabella twisted and turned to wake up early…the birds were chirping happily outside her window which is her natural alarm. just when she thought of sleeping in for 5 more minutes, a sudden thought crossed her mind..

" I sigh in relief. When I entered to my room fully, I saw Sunshine watching say yes to the dress. I don't even know how she find that series. I carefully place the tray in front of Sunshine. She thank me. She said some grace first before eating. While we are watching the preview of the bride's beautiful wedding, Sunshine suddenly said out of the blue. "Grey Grey will you marry me?"

"I don’t want anything to do with you. Do you understand? Nothing. You need to stay away from me. We don’t… we don’t come from the same world. Our lives are completely different and I can’t let you come from nowhere and disrupt my own just because I helped you one night, I don’t want to have anything to do with you and it will do us best if you completely stay away from me, do you understand?!” I poured out without censoring my words and when I was done, all I could do was breathe heavily. There was a moment of silence, a long silence where I could hear nothing but the faint sound of his breathing on the other end, it felt like a breathing competition between us and I wouldn’t be the first t

"After all these years… this place hasn't changed one bit." Noah stared at me, his eyes filled with sorrow. "Yeah, the place hasn't changed. But we have." I turned to look at him. He averted his eyes. "Tiffany… it wasn't until I completely lost touch with you that I realized just how much you meant to me. I don't know what came over me back then… why I was so obsessed with Carla." I stayed still, not a single expression flickering across my face. He gave a bitter laugh and went on.

Once she's settled, I'll come back for you. But I waited from dawn to dusk, and he never came back. Instead, Nyla showed up.

"Come on. Let's go home." And from then on, every day was just warm sunshine and soft flowers. Year after year, there was only peace; no more sadness, no more pain.

Nothing unusual happened either. After reading the report, the heavy pressure weighing on Gabriele’s chest finally eased slightly. However, the safer and the more peaceful things appeared, the stronger the unease in his heart became. So, he pushed the Smith family operation forward even faster. Finally, three months later, the deadlock surrounding the Smith family was brought to a close. That afternoon, the sunlight was bright and warm. Kate had just tried on new jewelry and was sitting in the greenhouse enjoying afternoon tea. When she saw Gabriele walk in, she immediately smiled and held out her hand.

All the words that needed to be said had been worn away by repeated disappointment. Jordan wouldn’t listen. In that case, I had nothing more to say. … On the day the wedding was called off, I slept for ten straight hours. By the time I woke up, the sunlight hit the edge of my bed. Sitting right next to me, my mother peeled an apple for me. She didn’t ask why I was back out of the blue. There were no questions about why the wedding was canceled. She simply sliced the apple into small pieces and handed the plate to me.