Sunset Shimmer Eg Novels & Stories

The dark clouds that enshrouded the bright red sun were gradually moving away; revealing the blazing sphere. She took few steps forward, and into the sunlight. She was so mesmerized by the sunset, that she almost forgot to admire the infinity pool; the perfectly still water was like a mirror that reflected the breathtaking view of the sunset. The gentle breeze created soft waves on the surface of the water. Everything was pink, blue and of course, there was a tinge of purple. Aeliana decided to go over to the edge, closer to the sun chairs. She noticed a man lying in one, alone. She didn't pay much attention to it as she was too busy admiring the wonders of nature. The man lowered his sungla

Hank looked up at a series of nondescript orange plastic ties sticking out from a pine tree and made a hard left. We bounced off the gravel logging road and onto sloped, hardpacked rock and sand. There was a truck parked to one side, a small camper to the other, and two boats tied out to the side of the landing at the edge of a mess of boulders. Shimmer Lake, our destination, was a mere twelve feet from us, sparkling, as its name implied, in the sunlight.

The golden band, adorned with a radiant gemstone, shimmered like a captured sunbeam against the backdrop of the seaside evening. In the gentle twilight, the ring seemed to exude its own ethereal luminescence, creating a kaleidoscope of glimmers that danced and twinkled with each movement of Gia's hand. The setting sun's last rays caught the facets of the gem, causing it to sparkle with a myriad of colors, casting a breathtaking spectacle across the gathering. As Gia proudly showcased the ring, the guests were captivated by its beauty. The shimmering hues reflected in their eyes, and the gleam of admiration and joy was unmistakable as they marveled at the exquisite piece of jewelry.

The waves rolled and crashed before coming at them again, but not violently. Soft and serene, like the flow of music. The sun cast a golden orange glow in the distance as it disappeared along the horizon The sunset was beautiful, like fading music. Kayden held Crystal's icy hands, feeling bubbles in his chest. He gave her his jacket because she was cold, but she wanted to watch the sunset. The citric scent of her shampoo tickled his nose. When she placed her head on her shoulders, it smelled so lovely he barely stopped himself from taking a bite of her head.

POV EMMA BELLE The Great Ark—the floating, obsidian-and-quartz remains of the Sun-Spire—was undergoing a frantic, mechanical evolution. Shifters and humans swarmed over the hull, reinforcing the kinetic seals with layers of heat-resistant "Solar-Glass" harvested from the remnants of Solis’s guard.

Not long after I left Dawson Corporation, Shane Dawson sent me an address and a photo of our wedding venue: a Spanish castle named Castillo de Sol. The picture showed the castle’s facade consisting of ivory limestone walls and a blazing golden dome, luxury carved into every line. Right in the center of the shot stood Tania Collins, her curls tumbling over her shoulders, a crimson gown hugging her figure. My fingers hovered over her radiant smile for two long seconds. The absurdity sank in like ice.

Julie and Timothy sat proudly in the main seats of the conference room. They looked confident, like they had already won. A secretary came forward and poured drinks for them. Timothy took a sip, then immediately frowned in disgust. "What is this trash?" he snapped. "How can you serve something this bad at a Setford Group shareholders meeting? "Did someone in the secretary department take bribes and switch the drinks?" The secretary quickly shook her head. "No! We didn’t do anything like that!

Unbelievably, soon they had more than a hundred. Renee breathed deep after the lengthy online shopping. Who knew it was equally tiring as physical shopping? She looked straight at Mea and reminded, “You remember that ‘too boyish’ talk this morning in the van?” Mea nodded. “We’re fixing that tonight.” *** Erric Lin sat on the reclining chair watching the sunset with Deuss and Paul Sohan. They all wore unbuttoned Hawaiian polos and common shorts. Unlike the girls, they had the time to pack a few clothes for their stay in Misibis Bay Resort.

When they had gone far enough, she turned to smirk at me. Then, taking off Larry's scuba mask, she wrapped herself around Larry like a koala to a tree and jammed her lips on his. Larry was stunned for a moment, but he soon got into it and kissed her back. Seeing that, their buddies quickly made a circle around them, taking photos with their phones repeatedly. I watched from the distance, unaffected as Larry and Heidi kept swapping spit, my eyes fixed on Heidi's groin. None of them noticed the crimson slowly seeping out of Heidi's bikini, spreading into the water toward the sharks.

Elisa and Tyler wander ahead as we make our way down onto the cove, kicking off their shoes as soon as they reach the sand. Tyler drops the bag we brought, containing drinks and snacks, and Dane and I follow. It’s still not too late, and the sun is up, keeping it warm here even though the sea breeze is cooling the air. It’s peaceful for a late summer evening. A perfect night to watch the sunset and enjoy the serenity of just the four of us.