Underthesky Stories

Mi-Chan and other characters in the Dream Girl series belong to Angel Orr and More. Other characters belong to Meii_Jasmine, creator of Heliosphere: Under the Sky.

Short stories

TThis enchanting short story follows a girl and a boy who often met in the park, sharing laughter underneath the evening sky. Unbeknownst to them, the moon watched over their moments, illuminating their faces with a soft glow. When the girl eventually left, the boy searched for the moon, hoping to see its familiar light. To his disappointment, it was nowhere to be found. He realized that the moon only appeared when they were together, and now, without her, he longed for the days when both she and the moon shone in his life.

There are places that don't show up on tourist maps, yet they linger in the hearts of those who find them. Maplewood is one of those places - a quiet town of cobblestone paths, heritage houses, and skies that seem to hold a secret or two. It isn't the kind of place you stumble upon while chasing adventure. It's the kind of place you find when you're searching for peace. A retreat, a pause, a soft breath in the middle of life's chaos. And under those skies, two strangers arrive at different crossroads of their lives. Both carrying stories, both hiding pieces of themselves, and neither expecting the other. But life in Maplewood has its own rhythm - gentle, patient, and quietly persuasive. It has a way of making people stop, notice, and perhaps, fall in love under the same sky. This is their story. Of art, of laughter, of chance encounters. Of strangers who were never really meant to remain strangers.

Under The Skies #1: The Apartment We Won't Share Nicole Coleen Ventura is an aspiring doctor. A University scholar and top of her class all her life. At 16, she met Vyorne Feliciano, a hardcore debater but a very soft person. They were friends first. Then became lovers. Then became strangers. It was never part of the plan to break up in the middle of the revalida season and finals season. But maybe shits really happen. Maybe they're really not meant to be. Maybe they're meant to meet somebody else. And maybe, they're only meant to live separately under the same skies.