Tangled Sun Novels & Stories

I headed⁠ stra​ight to S‍ad‍ie⁠’s apartment in the morning, determine​d to go‍ through w⁠ith one plan that made se⁠nse in my h‌ead—even thou⁠g​h it s​ounded​ st‍upid. Sadi‍e opened‍ the door wit​h⁠ w‌et hair tied into a bo‍nnet. “Why do I fe​el like thi‍s visit is g⁠oing to‌ caus‍e a lot of chaos?”

Java, 1586 The wind howled across the coast. The sun blazed from the peak of a sharp blue sky, while massive waves exploded against the black rocks lining Karang Bendan's shoreline. On a stretch of smooth sand, two men stood facing each other, separated by little more than eight feet.

It was Hazel. She stumbled into the kitchen, completely oblivious to my presence. The afternoon sun caught the fiery strands of her messy red hair, illuminating it like a halo of embers. She was rubbing one eye with the back of her hand, a picture of sleep-drenched innocence. But there was absolutely nothing innocent about the way my body reacted to her.

The thin fabric doesn't do a good job at covering my assets and I blush. I look at myself in the mirror and the sight makes me wet. I have never looked this sexy and I love the feeling. With that, I make my way out of the room. As soon as I step outside, the summer heat hits me. The sun is out and shining, with the occasional clouds blocking its path. " Finally." Lance greets me, making his way to me. He's in a black swimming trunk and is shirtless. His body is glistening under the sun. I can't help but drool at the sight.

The morning sunlight felt stifling. Not enough darkness in it, not enough concealment. Isolde flicked a glance at her reflection in the cracked bathroom mirror of her East Village flat. The lingering night’s makeup clung to her lashes, and fatigue peeked behind her eyes. She wiped it away, hard. One week of Velvet had drained her mentally, physically, emotionally. And yet…the club’s mystery clung tighter. She drew a deep breath and forced herself to let it go.

He laughed as he deflected her spells and counterattacked. Uno and the rest of the coven members fought bravely, but they were no match for Ethero's army. The room was filled with chaos and destruction. Just as it seemed like all hope was lost, something unexpected happened. The sun began to shine brighter, and a beam of light shone down on Tangerine. Tangerine felt a surge of energy, and she knew that something was happening. She closed her eyes and focused her energy on the light. When she opened her eyes again, she was surrounded by a bubble of light. She looked around and saw that the dark figures had disappeared.

The company is one of the best well-designed sculpture buildings with the most expensive materials and designed to match the standard of the Company Name. Its tower was one of the tallest in the country, the Hazel group is a company built by Mr. Patrick Hazel, Andrea’s grandfather in the 90s, and has kept its reputation and company values, which made it one of the best designing companies in the country and world at large, Hazel group also enlarged and spread throughout the years, owning different businesses across the country.

Embrace the beauty of spontaneity; sometimes, the most meaningful connections are born from chance encounters. -Unknown. |A L E E Z A| I woke up to the soft caress of sunlight spilling through my bedroom window, its gentle warmth cajoling me from the depths of slumber. As I slowly opened my eyes, the hazy memories of last night's party began to unravel. My honey blonde hair lay scattered across the silk pillow, a ruffled testament to the wild festivities that have unfolded. With a dopey stretch, I reached up to tuck a strand of my hair behind my ear and blinked away the remnants of sleep.

Nora’s POV The killer from that day. Did he actually follow me here? Did he— “Oh, fuck, you really came for me!” The girl, Athena from earlier squealed, rushing over to loop her arms around his neck. That’s when I saw it… Dark, heavy tattoos crawled down the sleeves of his black top, snaking all the way from his forearms down past his knuckles. I forced my gaze up to his face, finding his brows raised as he looked right at me. I blinked hard, brushing past him toward the hallway. Whatever urge I’d had to use the restroom completely vanished.

She forced herself to trudge forward in the direction that the sun and the stars dictated as she contemplated the consistent mess of upheavals that seemed to rule their lives. The uncertainty recent events had instilled in her in regard to her character and fate, leading Tilla to admit some gratitude for the existence of the constants of the world such as the simple movement of the planets. She glanced up to map the slow, but sure progression on the sun as it hung lower in the sky. Wishing to bid farewell to the glowing orb in order to see an end to this most hellish day, Tilla’s mood was to deteriorate further. Realizing that day’s proceedings would merely return in the night to haunt her d