When The Sun Goes Down Novels & Stories

He still laughed here and there But the second we stepped inside, the warmth faded. The doors close behind us with a soft, echoing thud. The air always feels colder in the house footsteps are coming from down the hallway it's Lilith telling us that dinner is ready and that Mr. Coldwell is waiting I sit between Mason and Nixon the earlier laughter is gone and replaced with something heavy in the air Mr Coldwell sits at the head of the table calm and unreadable he hasn't said much of anything but his presence in the room is enough to mute the room entirely

Do not break. The silver eyes in the trees brightened, shifting, tightening their circle. The sun slipped fully below the horizon. And the night fell.

in response, recalling how I wasn't even interested in that last night. As the evening unfolds, the enchanting lights of the Ghost fade into the background, swallowed by the approaching night as the sun sets behind us.

Soon the bright bright day will be replaced by the Bloody Night - the Night of the Wolf. John stood with his hands in his jeans pockets, staring out into the horizon. He watched the sun go down slowly, coloring the sky with bizarre colors. His jaws were tightly clenched, his brows were furrowed, and his posture was tense. With his whole body he felt the approach of night and that with it a power would come that he had never had before.

"Harookee! It is time to eat and merry. Dusk is coming soon and the sun is still shinning." End of story.

And I find myself reaching out to stroke her tummy as she’s a mid-conversation with Khai. She doesn’t interrupt me or ask me not to stroke her stomach; in fact, she doesn’t mention it at all, having gotten so used to me doing this every time the need arises. “We should get back soon; it’ll be dark before we know it,” I announce when things become quiet. The sun is already descending the sky above, dipping below the wisteria, meaning we do not have long until it darkens and the moon rises in the sun's place. And everyone knows not to be in the woodlands after dark, and I doubt that rule would be an exception here, in the god realm.

Angel The sun was lowering beyond the horizon as I went closer to the warehouse, bathing the city in a cozy orange glow. It had been a difficult day due to the usual insanity of managing my empire. But tonight, I noticed a difference. A huge weight dropped onto my chest, and I sensed imminent catastrophe.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm golden glow over the city streets, Hazel found herself walking through the bustling park, her thoughts drifting like fallen leaves on a gentle breeze. The day had been a whirlwind of activity, filled with the usual rhythm of work, errands, and the comforting routine of daily life.

River’s POV The sun wasn’t all the way down yet when I got to the Community Field. It was hanging low, casting everything in that soft golden light that only shows up near the end of fall. The sky had that quiet glow, and the air was cool enough to make me breathe a little deeper. Not cold, just enough to remind you it was getting late, that the day was winding down.

Maybe nothing will happen. Everything will happen. ___ When It was about 5 P.M and the sun was starting to set. The whole house felt different in evening light. I should shower, get ready for dinner. But that means facing the mirror, facing myself. Facing the fact that I got pretty this morning because he said to. Six PM. I heard sounds downstairs. Mom cooking dinner probably. Dad must be home from work, his car in the driveway. It was all normal evening sounds. But everything felt ominous.