The Stars Love Novels & Stories

I felt his lips on me biting and suckling gently right where my shoulder and neck met. "Can I mark you?" He asked breathlessly. I wasn't sure what he meant by that, but I said yes. "Yes." He bit down between my neck and shoulder and stars blurred my vision. I came from the sensation of him filling me up so perfectly, his thumb pressing against my clit, and the painful yet pleasurable bite he'd just given me. When I closed my eyes, I saw a night sky full of stars. There was a rush of emotion that fell over me. Emotions like love and longing so deep and true it overwhelmed me. My eyes brimmed with tears as I rode out the orgasm and the bombard of feelings. He held me against him and changed po

he exclaimed, covering Celeste with his jacket. "There is no one here. Go on," she said, distracting him from the secrets behind the hills. The love grew, changed, breathed, all under this sun that burned with shame. And afterwards, the moon closed its eyes with clouds. But the stars didn't care. They were just wandering and dreaming.

“Shh, Sky, don’t cry. If you love your mom, just say, but don’t cry.” Steve said lovingly while wiping the teardrops from the corner of her eyes. “I love you, mom.” Sky screamed at the top of her lungs and her voice echoed in the valley. “Sky, look at that, besides your mom, those two brightest stars are my mom and dad.” Steve point towards the sky and both Steve and Sky drown in the beautiful galaxy of stars talking childishly.

"Xavier is really excited about the meteor shower tonight, Caleb. I had already promised him that I would watch it with him. "I mean, since the Perseids meteor shower happens every year, we can just come back and watch it together next year, Caleb." I stood with my back to her. I had my hand pressed against the bottom of the bowl, yet I felt no warmth whatsoever. I then said softly, "Alright." Faye breathed a sigh of relief and walked past me, not forgetting to grab a plate of grapes for Xavier on her way. I returned to my room to pack my things after having dinner. I took out the coordinated outfit I had planned to wear when I proposed to Faye under the meteor shower, then threw the engagem

Lisa's POV Two stars shimmered side by side in the dark expanse of the night sky. Kael's face softened as he stared at them, a genuine smile slowly spreading across his lips. For some reason, seeing him so fascinated by the stars made me wonder what was going through his mind. I just hoped he wasn't thinking of those silly fairy tales where two stars supposedly represented two people who were in love. “You seem really happy about those stars,” I said. Kael glanced at me before returning his gaze to the sky.

Shawn explained for Starvos to smile. “You’re quite attentive. She is someone I love but not my lover,” confessed Starvos, finding it harmless to tell a stranger his side of the story. A smile slowly crept on Shawn’s smile as he slowly reached his hand forward to hold Starvos’s shoulders, wanting to use the purple glow on his hand to harm Starvos. But he stopped when he heard Starvos’s question, “So, what about you? Did you also have a lover? I’m an old man already so my story of love is quite outdated but I want to hear about you.”

When they finally pulled apart, Avery's eyes sparkled in the dim light, reflecting the early stars above. "This is perfect," she whispered, her voice barely audible over the symphony of crickets and rustling leaves. "Just like you," Sean replied, his hand gently caressing her cheek. They shared a smile, the kind that spoke volumes without needing words. The sky continued to darken, revealing an even more brilliant tapestry of stars. The Milky Way stretched across the heavens, a river of light in the vast darkness. Avery traced constellations with her finger, pointing them out to Sean. They laughed together as they made up their own stories about the stars, weaving a new mythology that was th

Seraphine leaned gently against Void’s shoulder. He did not move away. Around them, the city sang beneath endless floating lights. Not because grief disappeared. Because love remained visible despite it. And high above the festival— the Quiet Stars shone brighter than ever before.

As I went into the kitchen to help plate the food, Brian was washing his hands nearby, taking his sweet time. "You don't like him," he said. "Who?" "Your husband." Brian smiled, bright and easy. "Carol, just ask me. I'll take you away from all this." I shot him a look. He explained, "Don't worry—they're on board too." They meant Kevin and George. That explained why their faces had been off all day. Brian's voice was honey-sweet, dripping with persuasion. "You don't want to spend the rest of your life with someone you don't love, do you?"

Gavin replied with a shrug. Leila finally found her voice. “You love me?” Gavin stepped closer to her, knelt in front of her chair like they were the only two people in the room. “Yes. I love you. And I do not care what it costs me.” It was ridiculous. It was the kind of scene that belonged in a badly written romantic movie but God help her, she was melting. Right then, she forgot all about Adele and the baby and their messed up life and all she could think of was Gavin Hasters proclaiming his love for her.