Veronica Therrien
Bio
Hello! I’m Veronica 🙂 I am a growing author and I love bringing unique stories to life and sharing them with others 🙂 I hope that my readers will enjoy the adventures of the worlds I create with my characters 🙂
Stories (4)
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Empty Life
Before a shed of light, a trace of dust, or flume of gas existed in the vast, infinite hole of the universe, the Creator knew the exact detail of how everything would come to be. He knew how many stars would decorate every galaxy, how many galaxies would fill up the cosmos, there would be nothing in existence He wouldn’t comprehend. Without hesitation, every thought He had in mind was brought forth into reality. His imagination colored the universe with stars forming, nebulas bursting, and galaxies spinning in unison. After a majority of his work was finished, He focused on a region in one particular galaxy, the Milky Way, bringing forth a golden star that would be the beginning of a project He had in store.
By Veronica Therrien4 years ago in Fiction
Summer Fallen
The brightness of the white stars can’t compare to the light in her smile. Her teeth and eyes gleam against moonlight while a silver hue illuminates off her blonde hair. Cierra can’t believe Dawn’s sisters don’t see this beauty she holds. Their laughs escape into the warm air. She wonders how it feels for Dawn to have an accompanying voice after getting used to being ignored for thousands of years.
By Veronica Therrien4 years ago in Fiction
Fading Light
From what I was told, it happened on a chill, autumn evening; right when the tip of the sun vanished below the horizon. I can still remember the picturesque sunset: the remaining rays painted the edge of the sky a gentle pink, until the darkness of night slyly consumed the pretty color into a menacing purple-gray. I tried shriveling in my toddler seat, but no matter how low I got, the darkening atmosphere still watched me. “Daddy, it’s getting dark out. Can I have your phone to make it brighter?” My sister spoke out in the growing darkness.
By Veronica Therrien4 years ago in Fiction
