Rising Sun Novel Novels & Stories

I asked, unable to determine what I should be staring at. "The view, momma," he sighed, slapping his palms to his face. My eyes welcome the sunrise, that iris of fire so pretty in its mascara of pure light. Sunrise came as a golden tunnel to a world of forever light, how the greens and blues rose into a new and vibrant glow by the sunrise. The sunrise came as if it had missed the sky and wanted nothing more than to warm up those blues to a radiant gold. As it moves farther into the sky, the sun blooms on the horizon, golden petals stretching ever outwards into the rich blue. It is the brilliant flower of the sky that warms our days. It is the invitation to a new day, that sunrise so ordinary

“I was told you would know that. I am giving you some food to give you energy to escape in the morning. I also put together this backpack filled with some food, a compass, flashlight, and at least $2,000. Oh yeah, I gotten you a burner phone. I was told that you’ll need to leave as the sun is rising. I’ll make sure that around 5 am that there will be at least an hour that there won’t be anyone patrolling on the east side of the pack. Use that time to get the hell out of here. So, eat up and get a lot of rest because you’re going to need it.” He puts the stuff down and leaves the room before I can even thank him. ‘What do you think that was all about Sulien?’ ‘I don’t know but let’s do what h

She missed them so much. She wanted to go home and lay on her mother's lap. She wanted to fight with her siblings, cook for them and wait for them to insult or compliment her, watch movies with them but she couldn't. At that time Nora was walking on the beach and collecting seashells. Yesterday night there was a little storm and that's why she came here today. She knew she would find a lot of seashells today. She looked at the morning sky. She enjoyed sunrise more than sunset. Sunrise meant a bright day ahead without any darkness. But with sunset came darkness. She was so afraid of darkness that she lost the ability to appreciate the brightest Moon and twinkling stars. For her not always sh

The yellow rays of the sun begin to rise in a slow yet graceful way, lighting up the dark sky. And for the first time, Roseanne sees the world in front of her.

He stared at me, wide-eyed, and slowly, terror crept across his face. "You... it's you! How are you still alive?!" My expression turned cold. "Of course I’m alive, Calvin. Karma always catches up with those who deserve it. All the evil you've done—now you can pay for it in hell. As for me, my beautiful life is just beginning." With that, I pulled out my sunglasses and placed them on my face. I gave Calvin a disdainful smile before turning and walking away. Behind me, I could hear him pounding the walls in fury, no doubt wishing he could break through the prison walls and kill me.

A very good way. Later that night, after Roman and I had three intense rounds of lovemaking, I fell asleep in his arms. - I woke up in the middle of a garden unlike anything I had ever seen. At first, I thought I must still be dreaming, because nothing in the waking world could possibly hold this much beauty. Colors bloomed all around me. Flowers so vivid they looked as though they’d been painted in strokes of sunlight and rain. The air itself shimmered with warmth, carrying on its breeze the delicate sweetness of scents I couldn’t name.

The snow outside gleamed under the pale morning sun, and beyond that window lay something precious: freedom. Her pulse quickened as she crossed the room, the worn floorboards creaking softly beneath her. She placed a hand on the window frame, fingers brushing against the cold glass. For a moment, she hesitated. She had no plan, no destination in mind, but none of that mattered now. What mattered was getting out of here—breaking free before they forced her into a life she didn’t choose.

Sam stood silent by the sedan,“No devices past here.” I shook my head. “Nothing left to burn.” Freedom needs no signal. Twelve hours of sun. A vampire’s grave. My sanctuary. I adjusted the strap of my medical case—empty yesterday, full of purpose today. This heat doesn’t blister me. It fuels me. These children don’t see a vampire. They see hope. I stepped onto the cracked earth, and took the first breath of my new life. Not running from him. Running toward them. New York. The ceremony.

The sight of the sunrise cleared Eileen’s mind, bringing warmth back to a body that had finally stopped shaking. ​Eileen exhaled a deep sigh, a strange comfort spreading through her limbs. Despite the dried tears on her cheeks, and though countless questions still hung in her mind without answers, resting in Adrian’s arms beneath this early light made her feel—for the first time in a very long time—that she was not alone in facing this world. ​Adrian gently ran his fingers through her hair, watching her features as if she were his entire universe, his eyes carrying a silent promise. ​To Eileen, this sunrise felt like the first time she had ever witnessed something so beautiful, despite every

“Well, I remembered today is the winter solstice. I used to watch the sun at times like this.” “Really? At least we have something in common.” I smiled and looked at the surroundings. I pulled up my feet and sat in an Indian position. It’s way better. “I love watching the sun rise. It made me feel like there’s a new life and new hope awaited for me. Even how hard and how sad you were yesterday, there’s always a new day for you to spend and make the best out of it.” I turned to Raylie and found out that he was gazing at me. I felt a bit uneasy about what he was doing. He smiled at me.