Stardust Quotes Mga Nobela at Kwento

I said laughing. “Sure.” Aman said laughing back along with everyone. “When hope is fleeting, stop for a moment and visualize, in the sky of the silver, the crescent of a lavender moon. Imagine it –delicate, slim, precise, like a paper-thin slice from a cabochon jewel. It may not be very useful but it is beautiful. And sometimes it is enough.” I said smiling looking at the Moon. “Wow! Every time after hearing you say these quotes I want to read them too. But the way you say them feeling the emotion actually makes them more beautiful.” Sushant said smiling.

He’s looking at me with a serious expression. “Forgetting that would not change anything, but it will help you to be free.” He said as he put the empty glass on the circle table and left me rotted in my place. The words that my cousin told me made my mind wandered like a lost bird. I look upon the starry sky. It’s fascinating to look at. One of the things that you’ll never tired watching and looking for. “Where’s my gift, Am?” I squeaked. “Zero?!”

“Aim for the moon, because even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.” “I don’t need to aim for the sky. The only star I’ll ever need is standing right in front of me.” I brushed my lips over hers. “Maybe the place I need to aim for is nowhere other than where I am right now.” “Maybe I’d go with you wherever you ended up.” “Maybe I’d never ask that of you.”

“It carries them across oceans, weaving them into the breeze. I have a wish...” > “That this moment stretches into infinity.” > “That our fingers stay entwined. That champagne never stops fizzing.” > “And if the world calls us back?” she had asked, voice trembling. > “We’ll defy it. Dance on moonbeams. Sip stardust. Let the yacht carry us to places where clocks are only ornaments.” > “You’re a poet.” > “Only when I’m with you.” > “Do you see that star, just above the horizon?” she had asked. “It’s ours. Our secret constellation.”

They found strength in each other, knowing that they were part of something greater—a cosmic family of heroes united by love, courage, and the hero's light. Beyond the Hero's Hall, in the farthest reaches of the cosmos, the hero's journey continued to inspire new beings. Among them was a tiny stardust spirit, barely visible in the vastness of space. The stardust spirit gazed at the stars, their heart brimming with wonder. "I may be small," the stardust spirit murmured, "but the hero's light has shown me that size does not define strength. I, too, can make a difference in the grand tapestry of existence."

“I wish…. to fall in love with someone who’ll love me back.” “Is that so?” Tristan looked up the sky and just like witnessing a miracle, a shooting star passed by in a blink. “I wish, your wish will come true,” he murmured. Audrey opened her eyes and laughed. “Did you also made a wish? Oh, you’re so lame. I was only kidding. Why would there be a shooting star in the cloudy sky? There’s no such thing. You’re so gullible, Tristan.” “And you’re so adorable, Audrey.”

Lucas' eyes which seemed to contain stars have indescribable emotions in them. "Therefore....once I become a speck of dust, and reborn as one of those stars, I would not be sad knowing you would be gazing at me."

I twirled, fascinated by everything that was happening, and that Kian was the one doing it to me, made me feel like I was having a heart attack. “We are all made of stardust,” he said, dreamily waving his hand over all those stars he fixed around me and they burst like fireworks raining scintillas of golden light all over me. I gaped at the sky, spreading out my hands as if it was actual rain, a lot more beautiful than the normal ones. “And to choose what stardust we dissolve in… is magic,” Kian smiled, holding my gaze. “A secret spell for Carys, for being such an amazing assistant…”

She shared the fact that the only reason she knew the obscure quote was through Bo, who at times would find other people words easier than his own. “The universe may forget us, but our light will brighten the darkness for eons after we’ve departed this world.” It was a repetitive quote, Oscar took a deep breath. “The universe may forget us, but it can’t forget us until we’re gone and we’re still here, our futures still unwritten.” Oscar could not remember the rest of the words, but he could see their effect on Bo. The taller man calms, his breathing moving at a steady pace through slightly parted lips.

"Promise me you’ll never repeat what happened today. I cannot lose you. You are everything I will ever need or want. So not you. Never you." I saw the raw fear behind his eyes—the fear of a life without me. I nodded solemnly, offering the silent vow he needed. I turned back to the balcony, leaning against the stone and looking up at the constellations once more. "There’s this book my aunt loved so much," I said softly, "and a quote that always stuck with me. 'To the people who look at the stars and wish—'" "Freya!" The sharp, authoritative voice of Ava cut through the night air like a blade. I winced, closing my eyes tight. I was strongly wishing Ava wouldn't call for me too, but luck wasn't