JaoReeyah Sweet Moment

Arreyah and Jao closed their eyes, leaning against the trunk of their favourite tree, breathing in the last of the long day. They lit up a small bonfire as they work together to lit it up, the glow from it matched the sunset beyond them. Though auttum wasnt their favourite season, they had to admit that there was something speacial about the autum sunset, that the nature has to show. They found themselves watching th

e sunset recently. The way things were going in their lives, they had a calming effect on them and soothed the sanity whick threathned to slip away from them with every passing day.

Then the season cast an orange haze above the horizon, lighting up the sky as if lit by fire, yet the haze was so crisp and clear. The sun like a large gradual orange fireball in the distance was particularly cloaked by the hanging clouds which all splattered with the random colours of hot pink, reds and even hints of purples and blues. The sun was so large that they have felt they could touch it. It seemed to look at them with dull glares knowing its beauty and the planets dependency on it for survival made up for it.

The sun which had it time to shine for the time it was given seemed to whisper "FAREWELL" to the world as it sunk lower and lower in a lazy manner almost as if it never wanted to leave.

But Jao and Areeyah knew they too had to leave soon. They leaned off the tree, walking down the grassy hill and ducking underneath the thick pine branches and towards the royal cabin.

A cool breeze passed, making them stop in the middle of the field, they let the wind tossle their hair as if was almost like a human's touch. It had been a while since they been touch by one another or even shook each-other's hand.

They look at the sun again. The sun was almost as orange as the sky, like a ghost almost. Yet even from behind the trees, it seemed to stare at them;  a silent ball of wonderment that was really raging, ball of hellish fury. The very thing that gave warmth, life , light and happiness to so many could just easily cause utter destruction. That fact reminded of th late king of Yangdon.

Jao and Areeyah closed their eyes once more, the events of the long day going their mind like a reel. The late king always tells them great advice. The sound of the Late King's voice echoed in their mind. By the time they opened their eyes the sun was gone leaving behind a sea of dark. The heavens were beginning to sprinkle little stars about, for it was their time to shine.

 Holding hands while continuing walking-down the royal cabin, they knew that things like the seasons would change and everything would be alright. They knew everyone had their time to shine and knew that someday would be the same for them.