The Sun My Heart Novels & Stories

The man gave up in a few sharp blows, pursuing his own pleasure. ____________ Luna woke up feeling the sun's rays hitting her, she furrowed her brows and opened her eyes slowly. The sun's rays were already peeking shyly from behind the balcony window curtains of the apartment room, Luna realized that there were burly hands hugging her stomach possessively, David was still sleeping, his breath seemed to fluctuate regularly on Luna's back.

The sun dipped low over Willow Creek Ranch, washing the land in soft shades of rose and gold. The once-silent oak grove now hummed with life—lanterns swayed from branches like suspended fireflies, and strings of lights crisscrossed above the wooden dance floor, shimmering with warmth. A gentle melody floated through the air: guitar, cello, and a voice so tender it felt like a lullaby woven for the heart.

He stepped forward, one hand rising to cup my cheek, the other at the small of my back, pulling me closer inch by trembling inch. The world shrank to his heartbeat against mine. Then he whispered through shaking breath. “Then whatever you choose, I will face it with you. Even if it destroys me.” The moon burned above us like a witness. My heart beat like thunder. A choice waited in the dark. And I had only hours left.

At her command, her Wolfkin guards grabbed the bottle and forced it to my lips. "Stop! Don't do this!" Reyn tried to intervene, but it was already too late. The moment the liquid slid down my throat and into my stomach, I knew—the surgery to replace my Heart of the Wolfkin was no longer possible. Despair settled in as I closed my eyes. "Selena! Are you okay?" Ivy rushed in. "I saw the live stream and rushed here! Hurry, come with me! If we act now, we can still pump your stomach!" Ivy's voice was frantic as she tried to pull me away.

Matthew said. The room erupted in thunderous applause. Meghan held her head high, basking in the attention. In the next instant, the screen lit up, and an obscene recording of heavy breathing echoed through the hall.

One of the tripods turned its central eye toward the Hub, a red beam of concentrated heat beginning to glow in its iris. ​“You think you know the sun?” I challenged. My hair was floating in the electrical gale, snapping with sparks of pure energy. “I am the sun. I am the heart and the wildfire. I am the end of your cold logic. I am the reason the dark is afraid.” ​I did not fire a beam. I became a singularity. I pulled every stray spark of Silas’s grounding, every bit of friction from the falling ships, and every ounce of my own soul into a single point in front of my chest. Then, I threw it.

He takes a deep breath and glances quickly at me before finishing, "I will hear no more about this. Understood?" I stand astonished at Abel's outburst. He is taking up for me! No one had ever stood up for me before. Now I realize that I really can trust him! None of this is a ploy or a trick, he is genuine. He is good. Then something happens. I feel and hear Keira, she howls in my mind the name Miro. At that, Abel turns to me and as we peer into each other's eyes, it happens. What I had always dreamed of happening. My heart skips a beat and butterflies flutter in my stomach. The world around us fades away as the chatter of the Elders mutes to a drone. All that matters in this moment are two

It's an Original Pilipino Music, the theme song of the said drama when it was shown in the Philippines. The title of that song was, Inside My Heart, by Frencheska Farr. song playing… I am nobody no sense at all Pale as the mountain, cold as the shore Tried reminiscing, alone imagining What if I come to you? Then I stood up making the hours Gazing at the sunset, watching the stars Sparkling, shining hello to my eyes This as you come to me (chorus) Inside my heart is you No greater love, no one above you Inside my heart is you

All of the royals followed Thorn and flew up north, all except for the dragon queen, Amaya. “I have heartburn again,” she said to the others, “I won’t fly that far today.” “Did you call upon the royal healers?” Eros asked, in a tone like his queen was an acquaintance, rather than his wife. “No need. It’ll go away. It always does.” Amaya said as she winced, putting a hand over her heart. Thorn gave the queen a doubtful look, stroked a crow, and let it fly away.

she mumbled. Maia turned around and started walking back to the house. She felt that Oakley did not follow her, so she continued on her tracks while battling with her mixed emotions. She just stopped walking because she stepped on dried twigs. It broke and created a noise that halted her on her track. She sighed as she looked up, but smiled eventually when she saw how beautiful her surroundings were. It is so soothing to see the branches and leaves that are freely loosened above as the sun shines through them. The sky was also clear, which made the view in front of her more beautiful. The sunlight barely hit her, so she raised her hand to shield it. "So, this is the feeling of being free," s