Sunset Shimmer Scared Novels & Stories

Like all oceans, no one drop could kill, but the whole of it would consume, leaving nothing behind. 'Who the hell could have summoned things like this?' she thought. Then she heard something that scared her even more -- laughter. Somewhere, revelers were out and about, wandering around after getting kicked out of some bar or another. The Pools shifted, but seemed to be keeping their attention on her. But if some innocent wandered by now . . . Shamira had to think fast. She knew they feared the light, but did it hurt them? She got her answer a moment later as a large black pickup truck came tearing around a corner.

Caleb remained silent and got into the car with Ginger, who was still sound asleep. He didn't want to disturb her rest with their conversation. Observing Caleb's protective demeanor toward Ginger made Luna feel somewhat uneasy. Sporting black sunglasses, Mia regarded Luna with a smirk. "What's wrong? Are you surprised to see me here? You've got some nerve showing up in front of me again. It seems the lesson from before wasn't harsh enough." Startled, Luna instinctively took a few steps back. The memory of her close encounter with a shark while submerged in the ocean felt like a haunting nightmare that she couldn't shake off.

“You’re braver than you know.” Beachside Lunch & Confessions We returned for lunch at a little shack: grilled octopus, fresh tomato salad, and chilled rosé. We sat on driftwood benches, all gumboots and sand in places we’d forget to wash off. Over tiny glasses of limoncello, I confessed my biggest fear. “I’m afraid—that after all of this—I’ll wake up and believe it never happened. Like a dream.” He took my hand across the table. “Then promise me you’ll wake me when you feel that coming. And I’ll remind you—every day—that this was real.”

It was carved into the shape of a smiling Bhramuth, and the warmth of her skin lingered on it. Now, without the pendant, Charlotte finally saw her colleagues, who had been there all along. "We have plenty of employees here. From now on, you'll be working with them," I told her. I clapped my hands happily as I watched terror spread across her face. "What is happening? What are these things?" Charlotte screamed. The workshop was crowded with ghosts. At that moment, they were all sizing her up. They looked disturbing—headless men, women with missing limbs, and even malformed infants. No one could witness such a sight and remain unshaken.

The day after the wedding, we were going on our honeymoon when Heidi showed up with their usual clique, urging Larry to go shark diving with them near a desert island. I tried to stop them to no avail and was dragged along to a deserted island. And before going into the water, Heidi changed tampons in front of everyone. Blood is known to send sharks into a frenzy, and I tried to tell her to stay on the boat. Instead of listening, Heidi called me out for being paranoid in front of everyone, and everyone promptly agreed, saying that I was making a fuss out of nothing and making Heidi look bad. I expected Larry to stop her, only for him to snort at me. "You're just trying to make yourself look

The black ooze came off his blade and hissed when it hit the sunlight. “Well, I thought they didn’t like the sun. But now I see they’re harmed by the sun. I wonder. Gemma mentioned they have a sun lamp. I wonder if there’s a way, we can use it to mess with the Fear Mongers.” “I don’t understand. What is a sun lamp exactly?” “Oh, it’s a lamp that mimics the light that naturally come from the sun. If we had enough of them, could we basically burn the Fear Mongers out?”

She raised a brow. "Maybe," "We can't go there in the morning, Dustine!" Ofcourse, they can't. Dustine is a vampire, afraid of sunlights and her skin growing sensitive to heat radiation, so the only option is sunset or night. "Okay. Okay. I accept defeat." He laughed while raising both of his arms. Dawn just rolled her eyes and kept on mouthing 'annoying' in her mind but still she found it cute. "So, we'll go now?"

Fuck me. She stares at me for a moment, her rosy-blonde eyebrows arched in a look of pure annoyance. “I was just making sure you weren’t eaten by a shark.” That's all I can manage. She stills, huffing, obviously struggling to touch the bottom. “There’re no sharks here. It’s freshwater.” “I’ve seen a shark here before.” “You haven’t. You’re not a very good liar, Aris. You never have been.” She gracefully glides past me while the others call out to us. Willow is already on the beach, tugging Miles to go to the waterfall with her.

It was all real like it was happening for the hundredth time. Tammie let out a breath, running her hands through her hair, frustrated. Staying in this ccrampedspace was doing aa lotto her, messing with her brains. The sunset was glorious, all rosy and salmon-pink. Tammie found herself staring more than usual, fascinated by the beauty of the sky and the sun

My fear was audible so I wasn't surprised when she raised a brow. Then, a look of realization crossed her features. "Don't tell me you're scared" she said and I swallowed again before looking away from her. "Oh sweetheart, the Deathshade Pack is vicious but we're not evil" she said and I looked at her skeptically. "What are you going to do with me?" I asked and she chuckled before she suddenly stopped and looked me dead in the eye. "Throw you in the caves filled with hungry giant badger moles" she said with a straight face and my breath hitched before my eyes immediately wandered around the house for a way out.