Sunset Shimmer Novels & Stories

Three years ago… They dwelled together in Southern California. They resided in a beach house just a coupla miles walk from the ocean. Shane gawked at the seashore. The gusty wind whistled in his ears. The ocean swirled, the waves clasped together, and touched his feet before it retreated. Across his head, a host of sparrows flew in unison which caused him to stare upwards as he noticed for the first time the beautiful sunset. Somewhere nearby he heard the crackling sound of burning woods. It was six p:m and twelve hours until his final moment.

Kemi’s voice was the first thing that broke through the static. I blinked against a sudden, blinding spike of gold. It wasn't the artificial blue light of a cartel quarantine field or the violent violet of a data-surge. It was the sun—a real, unfiltered sunrise breaking over the Lagos-Aethelgard harbor, painting the oil-slick waters in brilliant shades of amber, copper, and rose.

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!

Vladimir drove me to the beach, the car’s engine humming softly as it traced the winding road through the remote coastline. The beach here was so isolated and untouched that few people ever passed by, making it feel like a secret world just for us. We stepped onto the soft sand, cool beneath our feet as the sun began its slow descent toward the western horizon. The orange sunlight spilled across the sea’s surface, mingling with the gentle waves, creating a shimmering dance like a thin veil of gold gauze fluttering in the breeze.

By evening, they arrived at the Ferris wheel. A staff member smiled at Justin and Sophia. “You two are perfect together! They say if couples kiss at the top of the Ferris wheel, they’ll never part.” Milton and Travis exchanged a sly glance and grinned mischievously. As the cabin rose slowly, the city lights flowed like a river beneath them. As it neared the top, the two kids suddenly darted behind Justin and Sophia and shoved them hard. “Ah!” Sophia yelped. She tumbled into Justin’s arms.

Seeing the sunset from such a height was a rare and beautiful experience for Luna. Luna's mind wandered, thinking about how infrequently she had the chance to appreciate the natural beauty around her – the sea, forests, mountains, beaches – she barely had time to truly enjoy them. Her life was a whirlwind of cameras, fashion, high heels, makeup, catwalks, TV shows, and interviews. She recalled Albert's persistence in taking her to the beach at least once every few months to witness a sunset or sunrise. Those moments allowed her to connect with nature and appreciate its beauty firsthand. A pang of nostalgia hit her as she remembered Albert's promise to take her to the mountaintop to witness b

They both laughed and got down the cottage to watch the beautiful sunrise. The waves hit their feet and Sebastian hugged her waist from behind resting his chin on the top of her head and closed his eyes enjoying the serenity. The feel of her warm body in his embrace made him tighten his hold around her. “Bash” “Mm” “Promise me this is real” Zara held his hands and rested her head on his chest watching the vast sea changing colour because of the sunshine. “I promise” Sebastian kissed her head and turned her around but he saw tears in her eyes.

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.

Right now, I want to enjoy myself during this once in a lifetime experience. He steers in a huge semicircle and I study the shoreline - the boats in the marina, the mosaic of yellow, white and sand-colored offices and apartments, and the craggy mountains behind. The sunset is so beautiful. I have never scene such an amazing sight of sunset in my life.

Well, she was right about the sunsets. I’ve never seen anything as spectacular as this in my life. The sun is slowly glowing down the sky, and it’s not just sinking, it’s shooting rays of pink and orange with such dramatic force, I’m put in mind of one of Noah’s superheroes. “Sunset” sounds quite passive, quite nothing-y. This is more like sun-pow! Sun-take-that!