Genre:
Romance | Mystery | Emotional Drama | Inspirational
Story Description (For WebNovel Intro):
When the sky turned red the night his mother disappeared, 17-year-old Arian Vale learned one painful truth — some promises are written in the stars, and some are buried with secrets.
Years later, Arian receives a letter from a woman who claims to know what really happened that night.
But there's a problem.
The letter is signed with his mother's name.
And she's been dead for seven years.
As Arian begins to uncover the truth, he meets Elara — a girl who seems to know more about his past than she should. The closer he gets to the truth, the more he realizes…
Some stories are not meant to be remembered. Some love stories are not meant to survive. And some names… are erased by the sky itself.
Chapter 1: The Night The Sky Turned Red
The sky was never supposed to bleed.
Arian remembered that night like a scar that never healed.
He was only ten when it happened. The air smelled like rain, but no clouds moved. The wind was still. Too still.
His mother stood at the balcony, staring at the horizon.
"Arian," she whispered, without turning around, "If one day the sky forgets your name… promise me you won't forget who you are."
He didn't understand.
He laughed.
He was a child.
Then the sky turned red.
Not sunset red.
Not storm red.
It was the kind of red that felt wrong.
The lights in the city flickered. Dogs began barking. And somewhere in the distance, a sound echoed — like something tearing the fabric of the world apart.
He ran to her.
But she wasn't there anymore.
The balcony door was open.
The room was empty.
And the only thing left behind…
…was a silver necklace shaped like a broken star.
Seven years later.
Arian stood in front of his mother's grave.
"I still don't understand," he whispered.
That's when his phone vibrated.
Unknown Number.
He almost ignored it.
But the message made his heart stop.
"Do you finally want to know why the sky turned red?"
Attached was a picture.
Of the silver necklace.
Taken today.
And beneath it, a name he hadn't seen in seven years.
— Elena Vale.
His mother.