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"Tomorrow at 5 o'clock, the first checkpoint is Houhai. If you arrive there before 6 o'clock to watch the sunrise, you'll receive a budget of 300 dollar." Upon hearing this, everyone felt miserable. Six o'clock meant they had to wake up at five. Isabella frowned, "Are you guys insane? Who the hell wakes up at six to watch a livestream?" The barrage of comments erupted with laughter. The director's face turned grim as he loudly reprimanded, "Isabella, no swearing allowed!" Isabella crossed her arms and retorted, "Then change it to watching the sunset!" "Are you the director or am I?" The confrontation ended with Isabella's defeat.

"Can I return it? No receipt, but maybe store credit?" He actually snorted. A real sound. From Rivener. She stared at him. "Did... did you just laugh?" "No." "You totally did! That was absolutely a laugh!" "It was an exhale." "With tone." Rivener leaned closer, fingertips brushing hers as he tapped the map. The contact was soft. Unintentional. Maybe. It still sent a warm spark up her arm. "We'll go here at sunset," he said, pointing to a forest clearing marked with a crescent. "It's where the barrier between the physical and the spectral thins. The Sentinel may appear again."

“I already regret dating a man who thinks body spray counts as hygiene.” Then she slammed the door in his face. Silence filled the apartment. For the first time that night, the anger faded enough for embarrassment to settle in. Two entire years wasted on a man dumb enough to destroy his relationship over cheap wine and bad choices. Her phone buzzed suddenly. Unknown Number. Winona frowned before opening the message. [Congratulations, Winona Hart.] [You have been selected for The Midnight Project, an exclusive immersive reality experience for rising creators.] Another message followed immediately.

"Aria's 'Flowing Light' collection is locked in as the flagship feature for their upcoming seasonal launch!" "What?! That's impossible!" Livia screamed, her voice cracking. She lunged forward, grabbing Maeve's wrist. "Let me see it!" Maeve pulled her arm back and showed the page. Livia's face turned pale, refusing to accept the reality. "This is a mistake! It has to be a mistake! Moonlight Co.'s PR team obviously hasn't seen the news from last night yet. After they see it, they'll pull it down immediately!" Maeve looked at Livia as if she had lost her mind.

Especially when Ki Somanagara wasn't around. “Come on,” Wisnumurti called after returning from the river. “We need to get moving. If we want to reach Kenipir before sunset, we'd better leave now.” Still muttering curses under his breath because of Bajul’s surprise attack, Jaladri climbed down to the river to collect water. As he did, he found himself reluctantly considering the possibility that Wisnumurti might be right. Maybe it had been a dream. Maybe sleep paralysis had fooled his senses. Looking back on it now, the entire experience already felt strangely distant.

I pouted, "I want to watch the sunsets with the two of you." "We can join you if you want." I glared at Zen, "Aside from you're not allowed because you're an outsider, you also have classes, you idiot." "I'm just teasing you!" I just rolled my eyes at him. "Why don't we just have a video call so we can watch the sunset together even though we're not there?" Mirco suggested. My eyes sparkled in delight, "I'd love that!" "It's settled then. Just call us, and we'll answer right away."

Kahit naman ako hindi aamin noh, sino bang tanga ang gustong masuntok tss. Naka pamulsa na siya ngayon at saglit na nag isip. "I love sunrise, Robi loves the sunset and Gideon is an admirer of midnight view." "Midnight view? Totoo?" "Tatlo yung binanggit ko sa isa ka lang naging interesado?" Pabiro niya ulit na tanong. Nag init ang pisnge ko at nag iwas ng tingin. "Nag tatanong lang eh. Malay ko ba sa gusto niya, dibale na nga lang kapag may oras tatanungin ko na lang siy-"

Meridian Water MOON CELEBRATION The first rays of sunlight filtered through the leaves, softly illuminating the room's interior. Deep in the forest, I awoke, feeling a pulsating anticipation in my heart for the day ahead. Rising from bed, I looked out the window, watching the sun rise before me. A special energy filled the air. Today was the full moon celebration, a sacred event for my family. It was a time when our pack came together to honor our ancestors and strengthen the bonds that united us as a community.