When The Sun Goes Down Novels & Stories

By the time Shirley got to her window, the sun was already going down behind the horizon, she stood in silence as she watched the colors turn from vibrant red to pink then orange and finally yellow. Right from when she was younger, she has always been amazed by how the sun would set in a flurry of colors, with its promise to come again tomorrow, it held a promise of hope and a new day to come. It was magical how the sun and moon worked in perfect harmony, only ever meeting during an eclipse, it was a flawless balance of nature, of yin and yang. Hours like this when the sun took a break and gave way to the moon has always been her favourite part of nature because it felt like the Moon goddess

the mother and daughter became emotional, but it was replaced with happiness as they were together as a family, making memories. They watched as the sun set while they were a family, standing by the river, the children playing and arguing, while their parents happily conversed, with the colorful hues of the sunset adorning the sky. With every dip of the sun towards the west, nature seemed to hum a melody of gratitude for the light and warmth it brought. As darkness fell, the stars began to peek through the sky, imparting a sense of beauty and peace. The shelter of darkness embraced their surroundings, yet it didn't bring fear to the family. Instead, it brought a desire for a peaceful rest wh

The sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the quaint streets of Everglow. Jessica walked home from the coffee shop, the cool evening air a welcome relief after a long day on her feet. But tonight, there was an unusual tension in the air, something that made the hairs on the back of her neck stand up.

The road seems to be endless with no escape route, Lucas looks behind him and sees the monster hot on his tails. There are too many for him to attack at once so he have to plan his attacks. His grip tightens on the axe in his hand, the nearest monster is getting closer to him so Lucas swings the axe and cuts off the monster's head. One down, many to go. He is getting tired of running but only if he wants to die will he stop. Luckily for him, the sun is beginning to rise. Some of the monsters do not come out when the sun is out , only few attacks during the daylight.

Ava's gratitude was palpable as she accepted the sustenance, fueled not only by the food but by a renewed sense of determination. The hours ticked away, shadows dancing across the office space as the sun began its descent. Ava sat steadfastly in her seat, her anticipation unwavering. The bustling energy of the office gradually transformed into the hushed tones of an evening that was slowly winding down. As the clock neared 10 p.m., the remaining employees began to depart, the building gradually emptying of its occupants.

I think to myself. I head off walking down the driveway. It was a nice evening out; the sun was almost finished setting over the hills to the right. The sky lighting up a beautiful purple and gold combination. I find a fallen tree and decide to sit down and watch the remainder of the sun disappear over the countryside. The sounds of birds chirping and the wind blowing through the trees had a calming effect. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath. I could smell the grass and the forest behind me. I felt at peace here.

Maybe not. After a while she takes off to where clothes are, after shifting back and changing into her clothes she goes back to her car and starts driving. It's already dusky, it's that time of the day when the last sun-rays of the day kiss the heathland, when the greens and purples melt into grey under the moonlight, that's when the warren empties. Dusk comes with a promise of moonlight, to the time of reflection upon the day passed and awaiting day to be renewed by the light of the sun. It is when the birds sing goodnight until the stars bid them to dream under-wing. Each hue deepens in noble solemnity, finding unity in the night.

It would be so amazing. “Let’s go enjoy the rest of the party.” Selena said pulling me along with her. She took me to meet so many people that I could barely catch my breath. By the end of an hour, my feet hurt, my stomach ached from hunger and there was a blur of faces in my head. I finally found an opportunity to escape so I grabbed a plate of meat skewers and a cup of soda and escaped outside. The sky was dark and stars were glistering. I love the night sky which was why I always liked to run when it was dark. I found a rock and sat on it. From there I could see the lights in the small county. It was an amazing sight here I have to say. It was the highlight of my evening.

No letter, no goodbyes. Sol always argues that maybe his mother got scared of an abnormal boy like him, but the sisters recall his mother smiling lovingly and holding him tightly in her bosom. Sol guessed he'll never know. He arrived in the printing shop, collected his part and sped off to throw newspapers to every house and establishment under his list. He stopped in a traffic light in front of a TV store. The news showing the Moon Princess and the Lunar Eclipse that will happen today, or tonight rather. As he looked at the newspaper that he had, it also read the event. He wondered why he only read the headline now. Green light! Sol moved on. He only has until 9 in the morning to deliver th

Music recommendation: After dark by Mr.Kitty The night crept up when she wasn't watching, First, the sun ducked down behind the buildings and under the large fences of St Donavan, refracting its golden hues until it was gone with one last tiny blaze of warmth and light on the horizon.