Where The Sun Sets นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Oo nga. Parang nakakatanggal ng lahat ng pagod." "Alam mo, sa tingin ng iba..." Huminga si Timothy nang napakalalim, hinayaang pumasok ang malamig na hangin sa kaniyang dibdib bago nagpatuloy. "...ang sunset ay isang simbolo ng katapusan. Katapusan ng araw, simula ng dilim, hudyat na tapos na ang lahat." Napatitig ako sa gilid ng mukha niya, nakikinig sa lalim ng kaniyang iniisip.

She was glowing—not just because of the makeup, but because of the peace in her heart. It’s already 4 p.m., malapit nang mapunta sa tamang lugar ang araw. Golden hour na, at kitang-kita sa labas ng kubo ang kulay kahel na sinag ng araw na tumatama sa alon ng dagat. When everything is settled, napatingin si Cheska sa salamin at sa reflection niya.

Isang masuyong dampi ng labi ang naramdaman niyang iginawad nito sa kanyang buhok. Nang buksan niya ang kanyang mga mata ay siya namang paglubog ng araw. Sabay nila iyon minasdan. The sun set peacefully, kasing-payapa ng kanilang mga damdamin. And like the sun found it's place in the horizon, they too, finally find the place where they truly belong. In each other's arms. ---WAKAS---

Hanggang sa inihinto ni Xian ang kotse sa gilid ng kalsada, nasasabik na lang akong tumingin sa kaniya bago ako nito nakangiting inanyayahan na bumaba ng sasakyan. "We're right on time," he said and dragged me toward the bench by the sea. I think he brought me here to watch the sunset together. It's almost time for the setting sun as the sky changes from minute to minute. We sat together on the bench while my eyes remained gazing into the beauty of the sea.

Special Chapter I have been loved the The Evenfall. Pero habang papalapit kami ng papalapit sa tuktok ng bundok ay mas pinanabikan ko ang Sunrise na parating. Hawak kamay naming nilakad ang tuktok. Habang labis ang pagtataka ng mga kasama namin na nasa likuran lang namin. I smiled as we reach the top. It's almost 5:30 in the morning. Saktong papasilip pa lang ang haring araw.

It's the time of the day na makikita ni Brea ang magandang paglubog ng araw. "We stay for awhile, I want to see the sunset." aniya pa sa binata, without answering his question. narinig n'ya ang munting tawa ni Edward sa tabi n'ya. "Alright, let's sit down here." turo nito sa buhangin at walang tanong-tanong ay umupo naman si Brea habang ang atensyon ay nasa dulo na kung saan nagkikita ang langit at dulo ng dagat. The sun is so orange, it's like a little reminder that even if the day started as not so good, the ending is still as beautiful as the sunset who's about to take off in where the sky meets the sea.

Tahimik na nakatanaw sa bintana ng presidential suite ng hotel sa Isola Bella si Jewel. From there she was looking at the sun slowly making its way down the horizon. It was almost sunset but… not quite. It shouldn’t. She checked the weather bureau’s forecast over and over a dozens times. She knew the exact time the sun would set that day. Jewel slowly took a breath. The waves quietly touching the shore was pleasing to her ears, allowing her to relax a little bit.

Pasimple akong lumingon sa gilid at nakita ko ang side view ng mukha niya. The sun was setting in the west and the soft rays touched the tip of his nose. Sa anggulo na nakikita ko, para bang ginuhitan ng malamlam na sinag ng araw ang mukha ni Lyndon, tracing his side profile which made him look ethereal.

Meeting him was the best thing that ever happened to my life. As we welcome an another chapter to our lives, I am complacent enough that I have him on my side. Some says that sunset symbolized an ending, but this time, I believe that sunset symbolizes a fresh start. As the sun whispers it's goodbye in soft gold, all the shades of red mixed with yellows and blues were visible in the ocean infront of us. However, the man beside me didn't stole a single glance. Instead of looking at the beautiful view of the sunset, he looks at me with love and happiness in his eyes while his hands were intertwined with mine.

THIRD PERSON POV FINN HOUSE, SWITZERLAND – LATE AFTERNOON The sun was setting over the Swiss countryside, casting a golden glow across the vineyards surrounding the old Finn house. The air was cool, crisp, and still — a far cry from the restless tension she left behind. Samantha sat at a small balcony overlooking the sprawling property, a warm shawl wrapped around her shoulders. Her laptop was open in front of her, and a familiar ringing sound echoed from the screen.