Rough Winds Do Shake The Darling Buds Of May の小説・ストーリー

As I tilted her head to the side, I carefully slipped my fingers into her mouth. The field of daisies glowed under the moonlight, a gentle breeze making them sway as dew added a fresh touch. As I walked, I noticed a white dress swaying among the grass. The wind rustled through my curly hair, and I brushed my hands softly against the flower tops, a faint buzzing sound drifting in the distance.

Philip offered a small smile, nonchalantly moving on. "The bill, please." When they stepped outside, Jane said carefully, "Mr. Dillon, that day when you gave me the wedding dress, I noticed Ms. Brock didn't look very happy. She seemed to really like the first one. Now that I have a new one, maybe you should—" "No need." Philip took a drag from his cigarette, the smoke partially hiding his face. Only his voice cut through the cold wind and reached my ears.

And after that, she had an empire to build. High above, the wind rustled through the white roses, sounding suspiciously like a whisper. That’s my girl.

All it got her was his cold shoulder and his growing impatience, and then even more tenderness toward Florence. As if her pain was proof she was childish and worthless. Now, she was going to leave soon. The visa approval would come soon. None of this mattered anymore. Even arguing with him in the final moments felt pointless. The crowd pressed in as the photographer called for everyone to look at the camera. Boom! A deep, terrifying blast tore open above them. The crystal chandelier shook violently, then turned dark. The whole banquet hall started to shake. "Aaaah!" Screams, sobs, and the crashing sounds of falling objects swallowed everything around them in an instant.

The wind howled through the narrow ravine, pulling at Xander’s cloak as he rode along the treacherous path. Above, the sky churned with a brooding storm, the thunder reverberating between the jagged cliffs. The far reaches of Moonrise territory had always been dangerous, but tonight, there was something different in the air—a suffocating pressure, a feeling of danger close at hand. Every muscle in the Alpha’s body tensed as he rode, instincts sharp and alert.

The Hartley Bridge path in May was as good as he had told her. They walked it on the Saturday morning — all three of them, Catherine between Daniel and Adrian in the specific configuration of a person flanked by the two people who constituted, in the present arrangement of her life, her people in this city. The may-blossom was on the trees that lined the river path, white and dense and extravagant in the way of things that only lasted two weeks and knew it and committed accordingly. The river was up from the April rain, moving well, the light on it in the May morning doing the thing that light on water did when all the conditions were right: the specific broken brightness that was not a refl

In the meadow, the winds seemed to take on a malevolent life of their own, their force intensifying with each passing moment. They twisted and spiraled, whipping through the grass and causing mini-tornadoes to erupt from the churned ground. The very earth under his feet seemed to groan in protest, and the acrid scent of freshly turned dirt mingled with the sharp tang of ozone, assaulting Brodi's senses as he ducked his head against the maelstrom and continued to silently advance.

Maya inhaled sharply, eyes fluttering closed. The room seemed to hold its breath as Lila's lips brushed against Maya's cheek, a feather-light touch that sent electric shocks through her body. Maya's eyes fluttered closed, and she inhaled sharply, the scent of rain and earth filling her lungs. The storm outside raged on, thunder echoing through the mountains, mirroring the tumultuous emotions swirling within her.

The weather today feels like a wispy kiss of summer, without the baking heat of the fiery July and Autumn months. The blossom on the trees looks like cake frosting in delicious creams and pinks, and the petals burst out from lower down the branches, leaving the tips still in a tight bud. After the denuded trees of winter, their new and splendid clothes are a joy to see. The lazy wind pushes against the clipped grass like a child blowing a dandelion seed on its way. Above the white wisps trail and the early spring sun brings a welcoming warmth that coats me as good as caramel over a harvest apple.

] ••• The wind blew and whispered inaudible utters in the ears of those whose hearts were dancing to the enchanting rhythms of the unspoken songs of the wind. How breathtaking! The dappled sun shone relentlessly through the trees, creating mysterious shadows — not scary but beautiful for the eyes of both Travis and David to look at. Twas those two boys who were leisurely strolling beneath the tall, blossoming trees whose yellow flowers danced beautifully to the whispers of the gentle breeze.