Vivid Green Novels & Stories

Each time, Noah's commentary grew more playful, making the whole situation feel less daunting and more fun. Finally, Vivienne stepped out in a simple yet elegant emerald green dress. It had a soft, flowing silhouette with a subtle off-shoulder neckline that framed her collarbones beautifully. The color brought out the depth in her eyes, and the way the fabric moved with her made it both sophisticated and understated.

My eyes lowered to my hands to find them shivering, pulling the sleeves of the sweater I wore to my knuckles, I shook my head. “No...” my voice came out barely audible. Tobias eyed me. “Oh...” she exclaimed. “Then how about pastel colours, peaches and cream or Sage and white? You know what, I think forest green shades will suit your vibe the best, Ms Morris....” The woman whose name I assumed to be Tina, drawled. My body stiffened. Forest green. Bold and deep. Fierce and beautiful. The colour should bring tranquillity but in an instance, I felt heat crawling up my neck.

The scene around me was so serene I sometimes wished I didn't have to blink. I could feel a deep burn creeping up my legs, but rather than succumb to it I reveled in it, pushing harder, faster as I raced through the trees. Every color green you could imagine coated the entirety of the woods. The pale viridian moss clung to rocks and tree sides, dark emerald leaves hung lowly from heavy branches, rows of juniper vines climbed up towering trunks. Green, green, green, all around me. A shade that welcomed me home. A tone that brought me peace.

"Rubbish! He is hot and sexy, donvt be a hypocrite! Admit it" "Yeah... He is not that bad!" I said. "When he called our name for the attendance list, his eyes stay very long at me, when he called my name! It was like he undressing me with those eyes! Do you know that they were emerald? I mean his eyes color?" "No." I said, while inside my mind scream Yes. "They were the greenest green I ever seen! Did I said greenest?" Lidya Laugh out laud with her choice of words. "It is as green as the amazone forest! Wild, exotic, wild and calming at the same time."

Violet scoots back a bit shocked and in awe. "What?" Jade asks her, shocked with her reaction. "Did your eyes just glow green in color?" Violet questions. "Violet, my eyes are already green in color" Jade scrambles for an answer, because she herself wasn't sure if her eyes were glowing green just like Violet had just said. "Yeah, maybe I'm just hallucinating or whatever because of my lack of sleep" Violet mutters confusedly under her breath, "but back to the topic at hand" Jade was thankful that she somehow managed to dodge that question.

" V asked seriously. "The Malignobons will be able to find me, and right now, I am sure they are already using the zest that I had used last night as a sign that they are to follow to find me. But if you will let me stay in your home while I'm still searching for the Vermilion, the sign will eventually vanish." Nobody talked for a moment as V and Ligaya stared at each other, weighing the situation.

Violet Before I knew it, the day of the Luna ceremony had arrived, and the entire Midnight Park hotel was alive with energy. Guests from across the nation, and even a few international figures, poured into the grand venue. It was an opulent spectacle—lavish floral arrangements in deep Midnight blues, Darkmoon’s vibrant violet, and silvers adorned every corner, the air rich with the hum of chatter and the clink of champagne glasses.

Until I found it one day. Alone in the shades of the forest, the sun rays playing with the shadows of the leaves, the fresh breath of air, the soft graze of wind. I had never felt so peaceful before I moved to forks, Liza and my home. A forever reminder of the warm and calm beat of my heart whenever and wherever I saw that green. It was the start of my new beginning. All the awful things had come to its end as everything does. Or so I thought. I stared into Ivan's green eyes and contemplated the word that sat heavily on my tongue. The emerald swirls in his eyes so similar to the colour I liked so much. Mirroring the eyes of Dimitri, my captor. "Green."

They are such a deep green that it startles me to hiccup. “I promise, I would spend the rest of my life showing it to you instead.”

I asked, closing the door quickly and walking over to Ida’s bed. Nimu approached Ida and hovered his hands over her stomach. A pale green light illuminated the room, and I held my breath, afraid that something might go wrong. Nimu didn’t always have his head on straight, and I didn’t know what he could do. I watched him work on Ida closely. Despite his blind eyes, he moved with a grace that suggested he could see everything. He twirled his hands and pressed them gently onto Ida’s arms, and his green-coloured magic seeped into her skin. I remembered that green was the colour of healing, health, and renewal in the wielder’s energy wheel. Nimu must have been a skilled healer in his younger days