Sunoo Cry Novels & Stories

The new girl, Sunny. ------------------------- The production and management teams had chosen Cruz Engineering University as their partner school for the series. CEU is the most popular school for engineering students in the city. Owned and operated by a civil engineer himself, Mr. Alejandro Cruz Barcenilla, PhD. But the school isn't what it is said to be. Popular and recommended for those dreaming to build bridges, but on the recent years, due to strict requirements, they went on low enrollment. That was when the board decided to allow the school to be the host venue for the series- for marketing.

] -HaeSoo Seo I tightened the grip on Jacob's hand while still kissing it before I responded to the hysterical HaeSoo. "Cause N-Noona something came up...I don't know what I'm going to do to Jacob. He was shaking t-then he was stunned looking at the ceiling while he was crying—N-Noona!" I said and I couldn't help but cry out loud on the call.

"Seraphina Agni, save our clan and come back safe. We need you, before our clan disappears, please— save the phoenix from crying..."

Sweet Sally, my legs! Little patches of scales started to grow on my legs as the skin on either leg started growing towards the other. The pain was out of this world and my vision blacked out more than once. My throat was on fire from all the screams I’d released while my body contorted in on itself.

Angela added, “Then I’ll count to three. If my little sun doesn’t answer, that means yes.” “One, two, three.” Angela slipped her arms around Sunny and said with a warm smile, “There, I’m holding my little sun now. I’m not cold anymore. You really are magical, Sunny.” Sunny couldn’t help lifting her head. Seeing the gentle smile spreading across Angela’s delicate face, her little nose stung, and she began to cry. Her cries weren’t like Dolly’s loud, dramatic ones. Sunny cried silently, without a single tear spilling over—pure, aching sadness that twisted Angela’s heart.

Uno said, trying to calm her in his arms. He disliked seeing Manuela cry. He noticed his men staring at them, some focusing on Manuela, and frowned. "Stop staring, or I'll pluck out your eyeballs," Uno threatened. His men quickly turned away. Uno had Santi bring Suzie to them. The friends ran to each other, embracing and crying. "Do all women cry like that?" Uno muttered, watching them with a frown.

He cradles the baby closer to his chest and smiles darkly at the baby girl in my arms. The little boy coos in the man's arms; the little girl, however, starts wailing loudly. I clamped my hand over her mouth to quiet the horrid noise, her eyes turning sapphire blue as the tears rolled out. Looking at my uncle, he is already leaving. So quickly, I followed him as he ran. My hand covers the baby's mouth. Cold air hits our face as we make it outside, but we have wolves on our tail. Tripping over my own feet, I land and dropped the little girl onto the grass. Her cries echoed the open field around us, and we were so close to the trees. The sound enchanted me as much as the little girl.

"But you need to know the truth, no matter how painful it may be." As Aqua's tears fell like crystalline streams, her pendant pulsed with an otherworldly light, casting a hazy glow that filled the room with an ethereal aura. The turbulent storm of her emotions ignited her latent powers, causing the air to crackle with energy. Outside, the wind howled like a wounded beast, rattling the windows with fierce intensity, while the rain beat against the roof in a relentless downpour. Aunt Cleo's voice cut through the chaos, a beacon of calm amidst the tempest. "Aqua, you must calm down," she urged, her words firm yet gentle.

Sunny turns to look up at the sky but soon realizes that it is not raining but that a red liquid is dripping from the tree branches above her. Sunny then says to herself in a fearful, soft voice, "It’s raining red." Sunny is then able to slowly move her hand as she reaches for her forehead to wipe away the red liquid. As her fingers make contact with her skin, she feels a sticky, warm sensation that makes her feel frightened. She tries to let out a scream, but nothing comes out except for a small gasp of disbelief. As Sunny becomes aware that she cannot speak and that her voice has completely vanished, panic sets in.

As her eyes scan the recipe, she grows more distressed until suddenly she bursts into tears. “No. This is awful,” she sobs against my chest. “My whole day is ruined. No. My whole life.” These are real waterworks, too, not a few drops but a whole gusher. I mop at her face, completely unmanned. “Sunshine, I’ll go. Just stop crying. We’ll figure something out. I’ll get liquid nitrogen. We’ll freeze it all up in a nano second. There’s some tech at a lab I bet. Nathan Brock works over at Cryogenics. He’ll know something.” I make a hundred dumb promises, but none of them work. Sunny’s completely distraught. In the end, I do the only thing I know how to do, and that is kiss her.