Sunny Days Characters Novels & Stories

“Sunshine mentioned you on the yacht… You are an actor, also. Am I right?” He smiled proudly. “Yes, ma’am, that would be me. Karlsen… That makes you Magnus’s mother.” “Exactly,” Tora said nodding. “Is Sunshine at home?” “No, not right now. Sunny went out for a morning run. She’s going to be gone for a while. Would you like to come in for a cup of coffee and a little chat while waiting for her?” Tora considered saying she’d come back later, but coffee hit the spot and this man was Sunny’s best friend. That was what she told Tora over the weekend on the yacht. Maybe she could get him to help with the current predicament.

Sunny looked at me with those beautiful big green eyes, praying I wouldn't put her to sleep. She was grateful that hers had inherited light, almost ash hair, courtesy of her father, as well as olive green eyes with blue flecks. At two years old, Sunny was not a very talkative child. I thought she was the legacy of her father, very little talkative. Randy was not a bad customer; a little eccentric, but he left a good tip. Unfortunately, one day we were lucky that the condom broke, which caused the accident called Sunny.

She was still pretty, even if likely a psycho. “Where are the kids Didi,” Tobias said, without looking at her. He had his hands on Sunny’s shoulders. I heard some splashing and saw my brothers’ wolves running into the water. They quickly moved around Sunny and Dusk began to rub her leg with his face. “Yes, where are the children,” I heard, and looked to see Katrina. Didi sat down in the shallow water, clearly outnumbered and defeated. “Godfrey’s going to be so proud of me,” Sunny said, practically squealing. Then she jumped up and down.

“You’re new here.” Sunny chooses that exact moment to trot proudly into the café like he owns the place. His tail swings happily as he sniffs the floor, then the tables, then Luca’s shoes. Luca crouches automatically and scratches behind Sunny’s ears. “So this is the famous Sunny,” he says. Ethan nods. “Yes.” “He’s a menace,” I add. Sunny immediately sits beside Ethan like he is personally offended by that statement. Mara watches the exchange and tilts her head.

I had known from a young age that I wasn't the Blackwood family's biological daughter. So I knew that I wasn't worthy of being compared with Claire Blackwood in any way. I had only gotten her doll dirty while cleaning the room, yet Mom punished me by locking me out in the rain all night. When Claire blinded one of my eyes with a laser pointer, however, Mom protected her instead. “Your sister didn't mean to do it. She was just playing around.” After I lost sight in my right eye, Claire showed me a triumphant smile. “Who told you to enter our lives in the first place? You deserve it.” They all said I was an outsider. So for eighteen years, no matter how hard I tried or how desperately

Now that her memory was back, she was back to her fearless and brazen state; she was no longer scared of such places considering she worked in a Tavern back in Saba. Sunny walked into the crowded bar. It was not yet nightfall, but the place was filled to the bream. Some men eyed her as she walked past them but a stare from sunny was enough to ward them off. Sunny’s smirked as her eye beheld O’Neil seated at the counter. He had a female companion; a stout looking blonde with a leather black mini dress and thigh high boots. She had a perfect build up, like she went to the gym every day. O’Neil was flirting with a girl and holding her hand and caressing it affectionately. “That must be Tricia.”

Inspector Kenneth said “Go on, son.” He said to Sunny, who was relieved to be set free. On the other hand, a sense of relief also passed through Zara’s heart when Sunny was out of Inspector Kenneth’s suspicion. Inspector Kenneth and Miguel left. Sunny walked back to the crowd. “What happened Sunny? You look very upset.” Rocky said mocking him. Sunny glared at him with blood shot red eyes. “Yes, I am upset for you.” Sunny said clenching his jaw “Why? My shoe size is 9, Mr. Eight” Rocky said in a mocking tone. Sunny glared at him and left.

Sunny gave Edric a sardonic look before saying, "As long as Aaron's pet dog doesn't cause any trouble, I won't cause any trouble." Edric just looked at her expressionlessly. But in his heart, he knew that living with Sunny would be far from peaceful. *** The next morning, the orphanage was busy. Children were running around, volunteers were helping out, and Sunny had gotten used to the rhythm of life there. She wore a simple T-shirt and jeans, clearly different from how she looked at work. As she was organizing the children's breakfast, Edric walked into the kitchen to get some coffee. Sunny glanced at him and said mockingly, "Who would have thought you could do anything but stand like a sta

My alpha wolf was not just going to ignore when people around it are in a sad or bad mood. “No kavan. I feel like you hate me,” she said. Truth be told, I do not hate Sunny. It is just that she has this annoying character and tends to be nosy every time. I do not hate her, and I also do not like her. “What are you talking about, Sunny? I do not hate you,” I replied. “You act like you do,” she replied. “You are always angry whenever you see or talk to me like I'm trash,“ she added. “No, it is not like that. It is just that you get on my nerves most times,” I responded.

Cloud had mentioned chemistry was a killer today, too, and Rain had that tomorrow. The other two were oddly silent, as if they didn’t want to continue their discussion in front of Rain. She glanced over at them, trying to decide if she should take her tablet somewhere else, but then she figured this was her room, and they could go elsewhere. Her angsty thoughts ended up being unnecessary, though. Just as she’d wrapped herself in a blanket of bitterness, Sunny asked, “How was your day, Rain?” She lowered her tablet, fighting her eyebrows’ urge to arch. “Fine, I guess. How was yours?”