Without The Darkness We'd Never See The Stars Novels & Stories

I would let the darkness take me and be the nothing that I was. I made it across the parking lot to the street corner. Another look around showed the streets empty of cars, of people, of all life. How could it be this empty? It was only midnight. Didn't anyone go out at night at all? Why was our store open so late if no one came out this way anyway?

"Accompany me to a banquet." That evening was a major event for the Red Falls Pack. Alphas from nearby packs all turned up with their Lunas. The Alphas discussed business on one side while the Lunas conversed on the other side of the hall. When Alexander appeared with Vivian in tow, the other Lunas naturally assumed she was the future Luna and greeted her warmly. These Lunas were capable and experienced women. They were strong partners who could truly support their Alphas. Vivan was eager to display her knowledge when the conversation turned to handling crop rot caused by pests. She cut in, "That's easy! Just dig up all those poisonous, rotting plants! Leaving them will only pollute the wate

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

I intertwined my fingers with them, and we lied there in silence linking our hands. "I just want to be here like this with you guys forever," I confessed due to some unknown overwhelming feelings. Otherwise, I am not a person who throws some cheesy comments now and then. "We will." They both said in unison. On that night, we promised those million stars that our friendship will last as long as we live and twinkle like them forever. There is beauty in the darkness. Without darkness, there is no light. Stars cannot be seen in daylight. There may be dark times in our life.

Waiting for the moon which will give light to the dark skies. “Chances were like the stars, don’t you think?” she started and looked upon the deep gray skies. “You could only see them at night. Sometimes, you haven’t. Especially when the weather isn’t fine. It’s like when you take chances, if the person whom you ask doesn’t want to give you another chance, you won’t ever dare to show yourself again. But if that person gives you another chance, you could do many things to prove your worth. Just like the stars, you can’t see them if they’ve been blinded by the clouds. Thus, you lose hope.”

When he got to the center of the book, the characters became clearer so that he could read a long forgotten story. "... and God's power became weaker. People gave themselves to their despair. Their hearts were filled with dark thoughts. What once shone in the light was bathed in darkness. Innocence threatened to succumb to sin. Heaven succumbed to it Hell. The figures of the night broke in on the innocent and stole their light. Above all ~ he ~. The darkness itself. ~ "Lucifer." ~

I am that hopeless man, and you are my star. Before you, I used to loathe myself. You made me look at things differently. You made me realize that darkness isn't necessarily bad, sometimes all the darkness wants is for the stars to shine. Maybe in another life I could be your night sky. Please don't hate me. I wouldn't be able to bear it. Maybe someday you'll understand. The thing is, now that I've had you in my life, I could never live without you. Not living is better than having a life without you in it.

The pain that is felt continues to be shrouded in darkness. How to escape the darkness? If I continue to be trapped in the past myself, It would have been nice to watch the star shining in the sky as it was covered in darkness that seemed to wave at me and remind me that there was a bright hope to come. I looked up at the sky and said goodbye to the queen of the moon. Because the sun of the king will wake up to give them light, until we meet again. I would love to watch the stars shining in the darkness, but they will be gone.

After a while, we sat down together once I had calmed. "Did you know," he began, "my grandfather used to say, 'Stars can't shine without darkness. The darker the night, the brighter the stars will be.' I didn’t understand it back then. I argued with him, asking why God made the stars shine only in darkness. But he never argued back… he just laughed." His voice carried the weight of memory; his eyes were sad, yet he smiled at me. "Then… it makes sense now," he continued. "Without the Sun, the sky becomes dark, and the stars’ light reaches us clearly. That’s why we can see them."

This darkness is kind of cruel in itself, and would never let anyone belong to it to break free from its shadow! “I barely stop the darkness, but it's not enough,” he continued as the fireflies been weakened, and their light is one of a dim. The absence of the darkness that is spread away made them somewhat barely survive. Their light haven't that bursting and blinding than ever, and is now flickering to distinguish. The man in black suit slowly turn away, and as he fully turn his back from the dim place, he said with undying authority, “My army, my Negin, this is the time you have waiting for!”