Novel & Cerita Oh My Starry Eyed Surprise

My breath shallow. Then a taxi pulled over in front of me, and I hopped inside. Fifteen minutes later, the driver stopped in front of our home, and I jumped out, rushing off. “Hey, Ms. You've not paid.” His voice brought me to a halt, and I rushed back to pay him before rushing inside. The door was open, so I barged inside. But I halted abruptly. My jaw almost reached the ground. My eyes widened in shock at the horrifying sight that welcomed me.

This was not the plan. She opened her mouth to object, but Eddie shot her a look—one that clearly told her to wait. She unwillingly swallowed her frustration. But she would not let this slide. With the scene in chaos, Stellar seized the opportunity to slip away with Suzy. Once inside the car, Suzy kept sneaking glances at her, amusement flickering in her eyes. After a moment, she finally grinned. "Star Luna, how much longer were you planning to keep this from me?" “Ahem!” Stellar choked on air, caught off guard. "Suzy, you really believe I’m Star Luna?"

Maya dreamt of Star. Her little sister ran to her with outstretched arms, laughing through tears. Their uncle and aunt stood nearby, but their smiles were hazy, and distant. Still, Star proudly clung to Maya. Maya’s heart swelled with so much joy it physically hurt. She smiled so wide, her cheeks burned. And yet, she was crying—sobbing so hard. She couldn't tell if it was tears of joy or something else. “Maya,” someone called softly.

"Olay, I am dying of anticipation. What's going on?" I felt Desmond come up behind me and he took the blindfold off me. It took my eyes a few minutes to adjust to the low lights lluminating the rooftop, but the second it did, everyone present screamed " Surprise!” and the place shined ever brighter, then they started singing the birthday song. My mouth dropped open when I registered the faces of the people present; Helen, James, a bunch of faces I couldn't place a finger on, then, “Denzel, Cara!” I screamed and the both of them engulfed me in a big hug.

"Dad, are you okay? Mindy's always causing trouble." Graham angrily wiped the mud from his face and shoved me into the nanny's arms. "The shaman said she's a lucky star, the bringer of fortune... Why is she acting like that so suddenly?" Jade bit her lip and muttered, "She's been born for a year now, but she hasn't brought us much luck. Maybe it's all a lie? The other day, she bit me while I was looking after her. She doesn't look like a lucky star at all. In fact, she..."

A chorus of voices shouted, “Surprise!” I froze. My jaw dropped. Glittering candles lined the walls, soft fairy lights twinkled overhead, and Marion… he was standing there, his eyes on me, smiling like he won a lottery. My bouquet of flowers felt suddenly heavier in my hands, my knees weak from the shock and joy.

"Now what, you naughty girl, you prankster , why not kiss me back?" She had tears in her eyes and a recording in her hand, she just played it back. It was the same conversation he had with Sunny. Hardeep was like "uhh, you see it wasn't meant for you, bit was for that veiled girl, whom I didn't even know. "

Ella: The sun was bright and shining on my eyes, Last night seemed so dreamy and hazy. The exquisite interiors and zen-like appeal of the bedroom made me all the more calmer. I put on my robe and slowly descended downstairs to find someone singing “BoldPlay’s Sky Full Of Stars”.

she replied, her voice filled with a hint of mystery. We settled onto the blanket, our gazes fixed on the starlit sky. Moments passed in silence, the anticipation thickening the air. Suddenly, a shooting star streaked across the heavens, leaving a trail of shimmering light in its wake. Hazel’s voice was filled with a sense of enchantment. "Draven, make a wish," she whispered, her eyes locked onto the star passing by. I wondered if this was the surprise she planned. All that trouble for a wish on a shooting star? I watched her closely, then copied her movement. Closing my eyes, I wasn't one that believed in making wishes on shooting stars.

The tears and hurt from the eyes, long forgotten as the new happiness and elation took place instead, on her visage, eyes glittering just like suns. “Why did you not tell me before?” “It was a surprise.” She grinned. “Really?” “Uh-han.” He could see the stars in her large eyes as she vibrated on the balls of her feet in excitement. “Slow down, will you?” “No!” Having said that, she giggled boisterously.