Sunshine From Remember The Titans Novels & Stories

​The Rain of Memories ​Outside the ship, the silver pixels of the moon’s shell began to fall toward the surface of Sigma-9. They looked like a meteor shower of pure light. But as they hit the atmosphere, they didn't burn up. They turned into "Memory-Rain", a soft, glowing drizzle that carried the songs, the stories, and the secret dreams of the ancestors back to the people in the streets.

I shut down everything else and start chanting in my mind. "Hang in there Summer it's just a memory. You've survived this already. Hang in there Summer it's just a memory. You've survived this already..." I force myself to reflect on my time with Sunny. All she taught me and how proud she was of my progress. I can't let my wolf down. She allowed me to travel back in time to relive all this, because she believes in me. I grit my teeth and force myself to stay awake.

He laughs and I'm silently freaking out. "We'll get you out of here in half an hour and I'll send a few omegas to help you get dressed and ready then we can try that Thanksgiving dinner again tonight with everyone," he explains. I was still freaking out. Was I ready to be accepted into this pack? Was I ready to be a leader next to Titus? Was I ready to take on all the responsibilities? "You don't need to stress Sunshine," he smiles. I nod and lay back into the hospital bed. Titus left the room to find Doctor Jones so that I could leave. He came back with a different doctor instead.

"Bane." "Hey there, Princess," Bane grinned. The seven Titans had never truly left; they had been waiting for this exact moment. Bane ripped the carriage door clean off its hinges and tossed it aside like a toy. He signaled to Storm, who was perched on the roof. Draven had already thrown the driver into the abyss and taken control of the reins. The two horses began to strain under the sudden, massive weight of the Titans, and the carriage slowed. "I heard you like playing with poisons," Storm said, leaning in. "So, I’ve prepared a special blend just for you."

Yeah"? Xavier moved his knuckles on her cheeks making her smile. "That sounds good". She agreed. Xavier was about to get the tools he wanted to make the night special when his phone blared. "Marcus. We are bus....". "Lavish is on fire". Marcus barked in the phone and for a moment Xavier was frozen on his place listening to Marcus telling about his club on fire before he roared out loud. "You Bastardddddddd".... -------- Tabby

More of those doors with names. Forgotten, Birthdays, Human, Reaver, Unforgettable, Favorites, Men, Women, Katrina…. Wait, Human? “Titan, What are these doors?” I asked. He stopped for a moment. “Oh those? Those are your memories. Just storage rooms that house the memories. It’s pretty neat, nice and locked away tight. No one is allowed in there except me and you.” Titan said. “My memories? Wait... Why does that one say Human? I was never Human…” I said to my Wolf. “And this one says Forgotten? Are those memories I have forgotten? How did I forget them, if they are right here?” I asked.

Remember who you are! The other Aiden attacked. Aiden blocked. Remember your brothers! Orion's power surged. Remember your father! Kael raised his weapon. Remember Solen! Solen's eyes glowed. Remember Nero! Nero released a wave of fear. Remember your sister! The little girl screamed. Aiden's golden light became brighter. And remember me! Lyra's power exploded. The other Aiden staggered. No! Aiden smiled. I remember. He reached forward. And touched the other Aiden's chest.

Then, he smiled at her and brushed her hair with his fingers. "Do you need anything? I'll prepare the chicken soup." He kissed her forehead. "Can you play Sunshine to me?" She said softly. He was curious as to why she would request a song but he nodded at her and used the speaker with AI operated. "Sasha, play sunshine." "Playing sunshine covered by Moira Dela Torre." Sasha, the AI responded as it started playing. She closed her eyes and he stared at her. <><><><><>

Sunshine says. I hold onto her wrist harder. "Tell me how Umbra took him, and I will let you go," I say, pulling Sunshine closer to the protection circle. Sunshine is beginning to panic, looking over her shoulder and crying. "Let me go," Sunshine screams. Something flies through the air toward us. It smells like saltwater and death. What is that? "Let me go. She sent someone to kill me," Sunshine screams. I let go of her hand. "Bruce came to me for comfort. He is heartbroken. I can't save him, but Fallon can. Save Bruce," Sunshine screams as the mixture flying through the air strikes her down.

“Welcome to Blue Moon. You must be Lydia.” Lydia blinked, unsure how to respond to the woman’s disarming energy. “I’m Emily—Knox’s sister.” Her voice softened, eyes searching Lydia’s. “He’s been lost before. I won’t let him be lost again.” Lydia stiffened. Lost? What did she mean by that? Before she could ask, another figure approached. Broad shoulders, sharp jaw, sun-bronzed skin. Knox’s gamma. “Lydia,” he greeted with a bow of his head. “I’m Garrett. It’s good to finally meet the woman who can shut our Alpha up for more than a minute.”