Sunny X Starflight Novels & Stories

Ystal strides through the village, reaching the small center, characterized by the presence of some dry shrub, delimiting a small recreational area; usually, on summer and spring afternoons, the children played noisily, drawing upon themselves the calmed and saddened glances of their parents and fellow villagers. After all, everyone knew that sooner or later, at least half of them, would disappear in some Purge.

The faint orange rays of the sun were stroking her long navy-blue hair as if they were trying to cheer up the downhearted girl. Sirius didn't attempt to talk to her. He sat silently beside her and watched the sunset, captivated. One of the things that didn't change from his previous world was the spectacle occurring in front of him, but back then, he lacked the inner peace to appreciate the beauty that spectacle deserved. "Do you hate me, Astar?" Sarah, who became quickly aware of his presence, was initially hesitant to talk first. She was afraid of what answer her question would receive, but the anxiousness of being in the dark was eventually too harrowing.

Lydia said. He turned instantly, a flash of relief crossing his face. “Lydia.” She stepped beside him and slid her hand into the crook of his arm. “Sorry I’m late. I didn’t want to keep my Alpha waiting.” Nina’s smile faltered. “And you are?” “I’m Lydia,” she said sweetly. “Knox’s mate. His Luna. I think you’ve heard of me—or is something else the matter?” There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them.

Bang! Sunny punched the table, destroying the table into pieces, and spilling tea on the floor. Luna had no idea what caused his angry reaction. Nervous, she asked, “Mr. Summer, what happened?” “Hmph!” Sunny grunted coldly before he strode out of the room. Luna was shocked. She got up and tried to stop him. “Mr. Summer, what happened? Let’s talk!” “F*ck off!”

That night sunny went to their secret place. It was dark but the stars shine brightly from above. As usual, the city's light from afar is such a beautiful view to see at night especially when the stars are everywhere in the night sky. "Jin, I'm leaving tomorrow, I will start my new life, and when I finally can do everything on my own, I will find you no matter what happens. Just wait for me." Sunny mumbles in the air,... She had to think carefully about it, who knows she might see him there because the school she'll be entering is in the heart of euthopia. that's her other reason aside from Xiao xiao,

Hanley's last sentence was spoken quietly, and Candice didn't quite catch it. "What did you just say I should promise?" Hanley stood on the balcony of the villa, looking downstairs where Ryan, Nadia, and a few others were barbecuing. He paused and said, "The temperature in Solaris has dropped recently. Take care of yourself." Candice hummed an agreement. "Do you think it's good for Aether to cooperate with Burning Star? According to the analysis, a cooperation between Burning Star and Aether is indeed the best choice for the Redshade tender.

Sunny voice is a little whiny as her fingers are working magic on my hair. Frowning at her in through the mirror, I let out what I’ve been meaning to say. “What’s between you and Tristian these days though? I thought you guys are supposed to be mortal enemies why do you suddenly want us to get back in talking team?” I makes nasty face at sunny and that riled her up this good. She hissed and burst out, “C’mon, don’t put meanings into my words, dahlia.” I chuckle at her annoyance and jokingly apologized.

I could feel it. "Is there something else?" Jax turned to face him, and I could see the fear behind his eyes from the empowering aura that radiated off Jax. "Well...Yes, Alpha.." he paused and I could feel the hesitation. "Your Luna is also suffering magical issues because she is...well your Luna is pregnant." The words hung in the air. Making it thick and hard to breathe. A baby? He has to be wrong, we would have scented our child if I was expecting. We had talked about this, we wanted to wait til it was safer..

Sunny was gone. Frightened, Susan hurriedly asked the doctors what was going on. “Oh, Mr. Smith? Someone checked him out three hours earlier, but we all advised him to stay and recuperate for a while more given the severity of his injuries.” Currently, Sunny was being wheeled onto a ferry by one of the receptionists working for the Sullivans’ company. The receptionist had family working in maritime transport, and she could sneak Sunny into where the cargo was stored. In other words, Sunny was a stowaway.

The next day, Randall continued his attempt to get closer to me, demonstrating a genuine interest in my knowledge of astronomy. In a surprising gesture, he invited me for a walk through the forest, enjoying the bright sunlight that bathed our path. As we walked, Randall looked at the blue sky above us and commented: "Stella, the stars are not visible during the day, but I believe that the sky still holds many secrets. I would like to know more about the Earth's atmosphere and how the presence of the moon influences our world."