Ran Away From His Sky Novels & Stories

It was revolution. The night sky over the city was restless, heavy clouds crawling over the city like an omen. From the 70th floor of Moretti Tower, Amara pressed her hand against the cold glass and let her eyes sweep across the skyline. She didn’t see glittering skyscrapers tonight; she saw battlegrounds. Every building lit up in the distance held people who would either bend to Ethan’s iron grip or dare to resist. Every light flickering across the horizon was a reminder that the world was watching and that failure wasn’t just personal. It would crush everyone who had dared to believe in them.

'Better judgment than most people,' he agreed, and she felt him smile against her hair, and she laughed — full and real and from somewhere deep — and he laughed too, that low unguarded sound she had been collecting since the very beginning. Outside, the last night of winter was snowing. Soft and slow, the kind that isn't violent, just quiet. The sky putting something gently to rest. Spring tomorrow. Everything still to come. She held him and let herself feel the full weight of it — this life, this man, this version of herself she had built from ash and stubbornness and the refusal to stay dead. The dry well is now overflowing

"Ava had it a hundred times worse. This is for your own good. Reflect on what you've done. Starting tomorrow, you will kneel and pray under the watch of the guards." He turned and left without a second glance. The roar of the engine tore through the night, leaving me to be dragged into that cold, shadow-filled building.

Held him with a tenderness that contradicted every gruff word he'd spoken in the last ten minutes. “Let's go home,” he said quietly. I nodded at Keanu, feeling the dragon's muscles coil beneath us. His wings spread and I felt the air compress as the ground fell away. He launched into the sky with a power that never failed to steal my breath. We rose above the mountain, above the storm's remnants, and into the clear sky, where the moon painted everything in silver. Below us, the mountain that had been Rayanna's fortress grew small. Fading, becoming part of a landscape rather than a nightmare.

In the third year of our development assignment in the Northwest, my husband, Jason Hale, suddenly submitted a request to return to the capital. His supervisor, Martin Reed, confronted him about it. "You only have one year left on your assignment. If you stay here and keep building your career, your future will be wide open. Breaking your contract and going back just to stand up for that student you've been sponsoring hardly seems worth it. "And what about your wife? She came all the way out here because of you. You're really going to leave her here by herself?" Jason didn't seem concerned. "I can't stand knowing Yvonne is all alone with no one to rely on. She's emotionally fragile. She can'

She loved that feeling. Without another word, Arius wrapped an arm around her waist and took off, heading straight up, out of the alley. He flew high into the skies, wanting to escape the people below. He didn't need them seeing him now. He only had one week left on this planet, so blowing his cover again wasn't an option. He couldn't let anyone else figure out about him.

Sometimes all you need is a bit of fun. ________________________ Jared “Your mate is impossible.” Aidan says as he storms past me at the kitchen island. “Why?” I shout as he walks away. He stops at the threshold and turns towards me. “She had a shitty day and instead of talking to anyone, she disappears and doesn’t talk to anyone. We were supposed to go paintballing today but no! She had something else to do.” And with that he storms through the pack house. Hopefully to have Danika make him feel better because everyone is angry now that he’s angry.

What I do care about though, is blowing up Cara and her baby. “Cara, I am going to climb up on the roof.” I explain. “Then I am going to bust through the skylight in the roof and pull you guys out through the it.” I make my way over to a nearby tree. It doesn’t look too bad. Grabbing a branch I quickly swing my way onto a higher branch. So goes, until I am level with the roof of the cabin. Before jumping, I stop and look out. This could be it, this could be the last moment of my life. Have I lived a good one? Probably not, if I live through this, will I change? Probably not. With that sobering thought, I jump.

she exclaimed as Robert exclaimed, "Mum mum, come!" "While Rudolf began to chuckle as he watched her gaze up at the sky, he too stared up, indicating the twinkling starry night to Robert. They enjoy seeing the constellations in outer space despite the fact that they are trying to catch up with the rescued squad and meet them.

Time flies fast and it’s time for us to go home. Teagan and Yukira went home first for they have to study for the contest. Scarlet is on her cheerleading practice. Only the three of us are left. “Let’s drink some coffee. There’s a new store at the other street. They said it’s the best coffee in town,” Unira suggested. I was planning to go home and rest but Yunho asked me to go so I don’t really have a choice. They walked in front of me, holding hands and I just felt my heart shatter into pieces.