Novel & Cerita Percy Holding Up The Sky

His smile is charming and his eyes are soft. "Maybe I'm already falling. ." He takes an inhalation at my words, shifting his stance and wrapping his arms around me from behind. "So, if you look right there," he points out in the distance of the sky, "you'll find four stars going almost in a row, do you see it?" I nod, my back brushing his chest. I can't decide if my focus should be on the sky or him but I manage to locate the four stars I think he's pointing at. Two are brighter than the others but I can still make it out. It's cygnus the swan, Mom taught me that much. Still, I'm much too content in his hold to reveal my knowledge. I lean back into his chest, his warmth surrounding me. "Now

the diary read. A forced, ugly smile appeared on Percival’s lips, but as he smiled, large tears began to fall. Head bowed, he choked out, “Eulalia, when you wake up, I’ll never lose you again.” --- At dusk, the sunset enveloped the hospital, casting a golden glow at the window. Percival sat motionless in a chair, holding a half-unraveled scarf, his gaze vacant and complexion pale. Winter had arrived. The tightly shut window reflected his blurred silhouette, as if he were staring at a stranger.

He looked at Landon standing by the floor-to-ceiling window, his gaze darkening slightly. In the end, Percy suppressed his unease. He looked at Aria and gave a firm nod. His thin lips parted as he spoke in a determined voice. "Alright. I'll do as you say. I'll wait for your news at the firm. Take care of yourself. If there's even the slightest danger, contact me immediately. No matter when or where, I'll be there as fast as I can." Percy's eyes were filled with protectiveness and concern as he looked at her. After a thousand years of protecting her, it had become second nature to him. Even if he couldn't stand beside her, he would always be there to catch her if she fell.