Romans & histoires Oh My Starry Eyed Surprise

I closed it and returned to the bed. “Sweetheart?” Sidd called, standing in front of me. “Can you close your eyes for a minute?” he asked. “Why?” I queried coldly. “I want to unwrap the surprise,” he said. I was curious to know what was inside, I closed my eyes. “You can open your eyes now,” he said.

I shouted, feeling the heat rise in my cheeks. Before I could process what I was doing, I shoved him away, wanting to run from this whole mess. But he caught my wrist, stopping me in my tracks. “Wait,” he said, his grip firm yet gentle. “That’s only half of the surprise.” “Half of the surprise?” I echoed, confusion flooding my mind. “What do you mean?” Suddenly, a soft glow began to emerge around us, illuminating the darkness with thousands of twinkling lights. Fireflies floated gracefully in the air, creating a breathtaking display. My heart raced, and for a moment, I was lost in the beauty of it.

There was no way I put all this effort into planning only for no one to show up. I took another step, ready to storm off and find Marco when— Flicker. A small spark of light flashed ahead, making me stop abruptly. I blinked. And then— More lights. One by one, bright, golden lights illuminated the entire hall, cascading from the ceiling like falling stars. It was stunning, almost magical, and before I could even process what was happening— “SURPRISE!!!” A loud chorus of voices erupted around me, and my entire body jolted in shock.

Her vision blurry as she glared down at the bright screen. Praying to any deity that would listen that she was wrong. Her prayers went unanswered. Shock filling her entire system as she stared at the thread in front of her. Her eyes so wide that she felt as if she forgot to blink. Like she couldn't muster the strength to. 'I had a great time together, I love you, Randy.' 'I love you too, Natalie. See you again tonight?' 'Of course, I have a surprise for you.' 'Ohh, can I have a hint?'

~Here in the darkness I know myself~ As we go near the shore, I was startled when someone covered my eyes— a blindfold. I couldn't take the blindfold off because there were four of them preventing me from getting it off, it makes it more hard because I can't see them either. “Relax, Naddy. We won't harm you,” I heard Hilary said. “AND WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING HILARY” I shouted at her. She chuckled. “Don't worry, we just have a ... little surprise for you” she said. I frowned. “And what is that? It's not our birthday yet so how can I have a surprise?” I asked.

Third Person POV “Woah!! Congratulation my adopted baby!” Manager Clea shouted in celebration as Brianne entered my tent after finally shooting the finale scene while wiping my tears and my reddish eyes. “Congratulation~,” She said in a tone as she walk towards me with a cupcake with a candle on top of it and even the other staff inside the tent start to clap. “Thank you.” She said and blow the candlelight and hugged Manager Clea. “The cake is a bit late so, I just improvise.” She said that made everyone laugh as we separate from the hug.

After saying that he stood up and gave me the smile- the sweetest one I have ever seen my entire life. I want to show you something. After Kyro said that, the venue of my memory suddenly changed. At this point, I wanted to scream and just let put my frustration. A starry night. The venue changed in starry night. This is the view that I love the most. He stretch his hand and I put mine on his hand. "This is my surprised. I know how much you love the stars so I thought that this will make you happy." .... "I saw you sad earlier so I thought that I should do something to lit up your mood."

And yet… I stayed. Because of him. Tears blurred my vision as I looked up at the sky. The moon hung quietly above me. Beautiful. Unbothered. Then— A shooting star. I blinked. Once. Twice. Was that real? My lips trembled. A tear slipped down my cheek. I clasped my hands together weakly. “I just… want to forget,” I whispered. A sound. Sharp. Close. My eyes opened. Head turning slightly— Lights. Bright. Blinding.

Her scream echoed through the room, shrill and panicked. "Aaah!" But as soon as she spotted someone behind me, her expression morphed in an instant. Her eyes grew red-rimmed, tears welling up like a tragic heroine. "Emily, I know you despise me, but my child… my child is a life too!" I felt a strong hand seize my wrist, and I turned to find Tristan staring at me, his gaze glacial. "That's enough," he said coldly. "Emily, I asked you to come here for a civil conversation. How could you attack Faye like this?"