Sinless Sun Novels & Stories

Before I left, I gave him one last parting message. "Oh, by the way, you’re going to be moved to a new facility soon. I spent quite a bit to make sure you’re transferred. It’s a special prison, full of inmates with... particular 'tastes.' A soft, defenseless college boy like you? I’m sure you’ll be very popular. Enjoy your life sentence." Stepping outside, I looked up at the sky. It was a beautiful day—the sun blazed down on me. I didn’t bother with an umbrella; it was a bit hot, but I felt lighter than I had in years.

[ IN WHICH HE GETS HANDLED ] SIN'S POV: Daylight streams in through the windows. Streaks of light shine down on November's face. I watch her twist a little from the discomfort, so I lift my palms up, blocking the light rays, and after a few seconds, she settles back into her sleep. Her olive skin glows under the light, while mine shimmers underneath it, the painful sting causing the skin cells to awaken. Sunlight always complimented her beautiful, caramel skin, and it still beautifies it, even while she is asleep and unaware.

His heart screamed in pain and only if anyone could hear the shattering sounds. He kept his gaze on the villa as boys and girls were dancing and laughing around the pool. Some swimming. Some go for food. Some girls were leisurely enjoying the warm sun laying in the pink flamingos floating in the water. He was about to gaze his eyes but just then he caught the sight of Xiana sauntering out in her neon green string bikini. He rubbed his eyes and it didn't change. It was practically the first time in his life that he had seen her almost naked. Those cups were doing nothing to hold the precious curves and bursts of her lavish breasts and….

The seat for the bleachers seemed too small for him and he had his hair in an onyx ponytail. “Don’t frighten her so much. She’s supposed to like us Teddy.” This time I actually squeaked. The voice came from my left and instead of a husk, it sounded like something that would put you to sleep. A sirens voice. It was the other person from yesterday. Her eyes were so grey it was almost translucent. Her hair was a platinum blonde pixie cut and she had piercings on every part of her face. “Hi,I’m Selena. Teddy is just a tiny bit socially inept. Don’t pay him any attention.”

Sofia The sun was beginning its descent, and I walked beside Luca, my bare feet sinking into the coarser, darker sand of the secluded cove on the north side of the island. The cliffs here were jagged, rising like black teeth against the sky, creating a natural amphitheater that blocked out the wind and the rest of the world. I was naked, the rule still stood. By now, day four, the shame had evaporated. I walked with my head up, the sea breeze cooling my skin, Luca was wearing loose linen trousers, rolled at the ankles, but his chest was bare. In his hand, he carried a hard, black polymer case.

Selena swallowed hard and closed the curtains before walking over to her mom. “What’s going on?” “It’s all over the news, everyone is talking about it,” the woman replied. “The sun is gone.” She furrowed her brows, even more confused. But now worry was filling every part of her. Instead of replying to the woman, she made her way out of the room and down the hallway. She kept walking until she was walking out the front door. As soon as she stepped out, she came to a stop on the lawn and looked up. And her mom was right, there was no sun. It was there, but the thing was that it didn’t look like the sun that they all knew.

King Manor smiled when he saw the meeting room. Thirty minutes later: “King Manor, the Sun Goddess Sunna has arrived.” One of his many servants said, nervously. Soko was uncomfortable in his royal attire. He was straightening his collar when his father’s servant entered announcing the Sunn goddess’s arrival. The woman walked into the room and you could immediately feel her aura. She was breathtakingly beautiful; it was almost painful to look at her directly. The Sun Goddess had long, flowing, gold hair and pale white skin that had a golden glow. She was really pure light, just like they had learn in their history class. The Sun Goddess provided not only the Orion’s Belt but the entire world

That somehow she had made her way here in one piece. We raced through the back door and down the patio steps. Just as we rounded the side of the house where I’d seen Lina standing everything screeched to a halt. The sunlight no longer felt warm. Even the gentle breeze had faded into oblivion. There Lina stood, her feet planted in the moist grass. Behind her, a hand locked on her shoulder, was Solana. The Sun Goddess looked as ethereal as ever if one ignored the subtle white veins crawling down her cheeks, emanating from her eyes.

Sunny is doing her usual routine, her face is serious as she skillfully strokes paint on the canvas. Linus felt his chest tightening. He wanted to call her, to embrace her, but he knew it was impossible. What he is seeing are only fragments of the past he cannot go back no matter how he wished to. The woman continued painting even though her hands are already shivering. Tears started streaming on her face until she fully breaks down. The paint brush eventually fell from her hands. She covered her face as she cries. “Sorry. I’m so sorry Linus, my moon…” He felt warm tears trickling down his cheeks. Sunny used to call Linus his moon. She said that the angel became her light when her life turne

“She has emotionally compromised him.” The gentleman with the bellows tapped his chin with a gnarled finger. “Mr. Beauxdera is right. We can make use of her. Let’s take her to the Sun Fields.” All excitement drained from Alkin’s face in an instant. “You can’t.” “What do they mean?” I asked him. “What are the Sun Fields?” “It’s a place where Sinteza conducted his magical experiments,” explained Alkin. “He created a hole in the clouds. The sun still shines there . . . ”