Bright Novels & Stories

I wanted to go back but didn't want to stay alone because as long as I was with my family, I was happy. *** "Pink or yellow?", asked Ama as she held the pencil colors for me to see. I pretended to think before answering. "Blue" a frown graced her delicate features as she replied "Princesses don't wear blue" she said choosing to go with the yellow and ignore my advice. "Who says blue isn't a princess color?" I asked feigning interest "Everyone". I rolled my eyes at the vague answer. "Don't say 'everyone' if it's just your friends who say so" she made to speak but I cut her off

Dark. “No.”

The sky above shimmered in shades of deep crimson and violet, like a storm perpetually on the cusp of breaking. And there, in the heart of the blaze, stood a woman. Tall, with hair like molten copper and eyes the color of embers. She was naked, unashamed, her body a testament to power and seduction. Her skin glowed with the sheen of heat and magic. "You've come far, little Alpha," the woman purred, her voice a velvet stroke along Luna's spine. "But you've only just begun to burn." Luna tried to speak, but her throat tightened. She was both entranced and unsettled.

Not blinking. Something really isc razy. I feel it deep in my bones.

Beep, beep, beep... Riley hit the snooze button on her phone. Five minutes later, the same annoying alarm sounded, and this time, she didn't ignore it. It was 6 A.M. and she knew she needed to shower and get ready for her breakfast date with Ethan. As she got out of bed and headed towards the bathroom, she heard her phone vibrate, so she ran over and grabbed it to see, "Good morning, beautiful. Meet me at the diner in town for 8?". She beamed and replied with a "heart emoji, see you then," text right back. She placed her phone back down and grabbed her towel, heading for the shower.