Story About The Sun Novels & Stories

Diffracted Universe. Earth. It was now midday, and the sun beat down brightly. A group of young men and women swam, played, and sunbathed on a golden beach, interacting with each other and enhancing each other's feelings. For example, one of the youth, Autumn, was pushed down onto the beach chair by a hot woman, who said, "Brother, the sun is so hot, I will give you sunscreen!" Then. As the words were spoken.

Artin Dane, and everybody, Eallric included, had to struggle their way out of the Chamber. Never in the history of mankind had it been heard that the sun shut down. But it had, before their very eyes, and there was no denying it.

According to history books, the day the world changed was when the sun exploded. It was just one day. One day like any other day, except something extraordinary happened. Something that no one thought they would ever see. At least, not for a few billion years. The sun had exploded. The once bright-yellow sun, shining high in the sky, given the planet warmth and light had exploded. As the sun exploded, it shook the very Earth. People were scared and panicking. They feared for their lives, but once they calmed down, and looked up, they saw it. They saw a new red sun. Everyone was stunned and amazed. They couldn't believe what they were seeing. Their eyes were glued to the sun. Scientists all o

He pocketed the Luna ring and left his room, the sun was high now, so naturally all the curtains were closed, but Ray halted at a small line of sun that made it's way through at a window. He slowly approached it, he has touched the sun before and it was the most horrible feeling ever, not just burning the skin but boiling him from the inside out. Lucky his mother saved him, but that made him learn his lesson, stay out of the sun. He looked at the ring of Sol, it was supposed to allow a vampire to tread in sunlight, Ray never believed in such superstitions. The tiny light got doused by a servant who came by closed the curtains fast "I'm sorry my Lord! We didn't close them properly!"

Why don't they treat me right if a weirdo is still a human? "All my life has been a lie. The first star that you see is not actually the first star that you encounter every single day. It is the sun," he said. "I think the reason why they forget that the sun is also a star is that you can't see it at night. Maybe they forget that I am human because I am not just like them. Nowadays, everyone judges you if you don't belong to a required class in society. They think you are different so they forget that you are human and that they are ordinary persons as well. The sun is very lucky that it doesn't get so many wishes, unlike the first star that you see at night, which I assume wants retirement.

I didn’t bother with an umbrella; it was a bit hot, but I felt lighter than I had in years. Even the darkest places eventually see the light.

His pupils constricted slightly before adjusting. Hmm... the snow's reflection had been strong before, but never this intense. Ray froze. What did he see? Sunlight. The sun... was out? Damn—the sun was out! In disbelief, he excitedly woke everyone who had completed their evolution. When he told them about the sunlight, the girls were stunned, unable to believe it at first. But glancing out the window, they could faintly see the sun. Suddenly, excitement and exhilaration filled the room. What gives life to everything? The sun—or more precisely, sunlight. Sunlight provides the energy for all life to grow.

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.

It always deeply touched my heart. "Yes," I answered with one single word. Clasping my hands at the railing of the balcony I looked at the scenery ahead of me. It was all buildings and the sun was about to set. It was beautiful.. but it looked so sad. Just like Bright was leaving me, the sun was leaving the earth. "Do you think the sun will disappear one day?" I asked a dumb question out of nowhere. Bright pursed his lips and looked at me for a second; "According to theories sun will die in the future," he replied. Bright had a vast knowledge. Not only talking about what he said but for me, he always looked like an intelligent guy with deeper knowledge about life, everything.

he laid on it and closed his eyes . “why do you try ? a man , strong vibrant and wild the sun God. asked the woman standing by his side looking down at the puddle of water . looking at another story unfold. this time she had weaved a different timeline, a different destiny. desperate to unite the descendants of her two sons