download unforgettable sunset pdf Unforgettable Sunset – Love in Santorini by Indah Hanaco. “Kau sendirian, Miss? Kalau boleh tahu, siapa namamu? Atau… haruskah kupanggil ‘Milikku’?” Sapaan lancang yang awalnya dilontarkan sambil lalu oleh Terry Sinclair itu mengubah hidup Masha Sedgwick. Kegeramannya pada pria hidung belang itu malah mengantarkan Masha pada petualangan hati yang menyusahkan. Terry, tidak punya niat ambisius apa pun saat menggoda Masha yang ditemuinya saat berlibur di Santorini. Tapi Tuhan malah membuatnya menahan tinju seorang model mabuk untuk melindungi Masha. Tak cuma itu, mereka pun melewatkan senja tak terlupakan berdua, di tempat dengan sunset terindah di dunia. Hingga berakhir dengan perasaan cinta yang meluap-luap dan tak bisa dikendalikan. Masalahnya, meski akhirnya terbelit cinta, Masha dan Terry adalah dua orang yang tak berani mengambil risiko untuk berkomitmen. Terry berubah menjadi playboy setelah melewati pernikahan yang buruk. 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Observe artists at a traditional arts and crafts workshop, and enjoy an amazing sunset at the world’s longest teakwood bridge (U Bein) and also from the hill of Mandalay. Next is Shan State for boating in Inle Lake and cycling around the interesting town of Nyaung Shwe. We will even do some wine tasting at a local winery. Day 1 : Yangon arrival and explore the city. We welcome you to the golden land of Myanmar to start your classic adventure. Our adventure starts exploring this biggest city of Myanmar Yangon including Chauk Htet Kyi Reclining Buddha, the third largest one in Myanmar and goes to walk around Kandawgyi Park , take pictures of Karaweik Hall and get an amazing distant view of the Shwedagon Pagoda . Next, we will go to BogyokeAung San Market where we can see 2,000 sprawling shops of clothes, gemstones, and jewelry, Myanmar traditional arts & crafts and souvenirs. Afterward, we will walk around the city and drink local tea to learn tea culture of Myanmar People at Local Tea Shop (Optional). Finally, here comes the time for the masterpiece of your first day in Myanmar so let’s go inside the Grand Shwedagon Pagoda in the evening for the most picturesque experience. Later in the evening, we return to our hotel. Note: Bogyoke Aung San Market is closed on every Monday. Day 2 : Yangon – Bago – Golden Rock. After breakfast at the hotel, start a drive to Golden Rock . On the way, visit World War 2 Cemetery for a photo stop and explore Myanmar handmade pot workshop. Then visit KyaKhat Wine Monastery where over 1000 monks are learning Buddha scripture and we can observe monastic lives. We will continue to a restaurant for lunch and drive directly to Kimpun base camp. On arrival at base camp, it would be our exciting time to take an open-air truck ride up to the mountain. After refreshment at the hotel, we will wander around Golden Rock and enjoy the sunset. Then we will stay overnight at Mountain Top hotel. Day 3 : Golden Rock – Bago – Yangon (Overnight train to Bagan) Enjoy sunrise if you like to. After breakfast at the hotel, we will take the truck down to base camp and drive back to Yangon. On the way, we will visit Shwemawdaw Pagoda (the soul of Bago) and Kanbawzathardi Palace which is the palace of the second Myanmar dynasty to explore more about the history of Myanmar Kings. Afterward, we will visit Shwetharlyaung (one of the biggest reclining Buddha images) and visit Four facing Buddha images, it is so-called Kyaik Pun Pagoda and then drives back to Yangon. Our driver will drop you off at the train station to take the overnight train to Bagan. Day 4 : Arrival to Bagan and Bagan city explore. On arrival in Bagan, we will transfer to the hotel and take the refreshment. This afternoon, our Myanmar adventure begins with a visit to Ananda Temple , an architectural masterpiece which is one of the Bagan’s most beautiful temples built in the early Mon-Myanmar style. Ananda contains two unique Buddha images and its expressions seem to change depending on the distance from which the statue is viewed. From here we will visit Thatbyinnyu Temple, the highest temple in Bagan. Enjoy an unforgettable sunset over the plains from Nyaung Lat Phet Hill . Then we will stay overnight at the Hotel Sincere Smile in Bagan. Day 5 : Explore Bagan and ancient history. Today we will visit the rural village of Minnanthu , one of the places where you can see cotton weaving and harvesting of the crops. This will be our starting point to explore Bagan’s famous temples such as the Laymyathnar Monastery Complex , Phayathonsu Temple , and Nandamannya with its mural paintings from the 13th century. We will bring you to one of the best local restaurants in Bagan for lunch and back to the hotel for a break of about 1-2 hours. Later this afternoon, we start with a visit to Myinkabar village where you can observe a traditional lacquerware workshop for the production of one of Myanmar’s best-known handicraft. Our journey continues to Manuha Temple with its huge Buddha images, Nanpaya Temple built with sandstone, and GubyaukGyi Temple ( Myinkaba ) where you can see colorful mural paintings. In the late afternoon, to catch the sunset, we will make our journey to the jetty for a slow boat cruise down the Ayeyarwaddy River. As we cruise downstream, we will see fishermen and riverside villages as well as a different view of Bagan’s temples. Later we return to the hotel for overnight. Day 6 : Bagan to Mandalay by day cruise. Early morning, the driver will come to our hotel and transfer us to the jetty for one day cruise from Bagan to Mandalay (Up Stream). At around 5:30 am, start to cast off from Bagan. On the way, enjoy a comfortable and safe journey aboard our modern cruise with our hospitable crew, while enjoying the spectacular view of historic monuments, romantic scenery, and glimpses of local life along the river. When we will arrive at the jetty in Mandalay, our driver will be waiting for you and transfer you to the hotel. Stay overnight at The Link 78 Boutique Hotel in Mandalay. Day 7 : Explore three ancient cities; Innwa, Sagaing and Amarapura. Today we head to the last Myanmar Kingdom’s city, Mandalay, to explore more ancient cities of Myanmar. We will take a public boat to travel to Ava (Innwa). Afterward, we will take the horse cart to visit some of the highlights including the 27-meter-high masonry watchtower, Nan Myint (aka the “Leaning Tower of Innwa”), the Bagaya Monastery built with 276 teakwood pillars, and also observe a Myanmar tradition alms bowls workshop. We may keep exploring the nearby area by horse cart. After lunch, we will visit the holy Sagaing Hill , the hub of Buddhism in Myanmar. We will drive to Amarapura for a romantic sunset at the famous U Bein Bridge , made of teak logs and planks over 200 years ago by Mayor U Bein. After that, we will get back to the hotel. Day 8 : Boat trip to Mingun and continue Mandalay city explore. After breakfast, we drive to the Mandalay jetty for the boat trip to Mingun (just 12 km upstream from Mandalay on the west bank). Upon arrival, visit Pondaw Paya (a five-meter high structure) SettawyaPaya (the valued shrine with a footprint of the Buddha), and Mingun Pahtotawgyi , a massive incomplete monument stupa built by King BodawPaya . We will also see the Mingun Bell (the world-renowned bell weighing 90 tonnes), and Hsinbyume Paya (a representation of the Sulamani Paya which stands atop Mt. Meru ). After visiting there, we will be back to Mandalay and have lunch at a local Myanmar food restaurant. After lunch, we will continue Mandalay city explore and visit the Shwenandaw Kyaung . Our adventure continues with a visit to Kuthodaw Paya , more commonly known as the “world’s biggest book”. The slabs of marble are inscribed with the entire Tipitaka Buddhist scriptures. We will go up to the top of Mandalay Hill from where we can enjoy a birds-eye view of Mandalay and hopefully a beautiful sunset. We again overnight in Mandalay. Day 9 : Fly to Heho, excursion to Pindaya cave and overnight at Inle Lake. We will fly from Mandalay to Heho airport and on arrival proceed to Pindaya by car (about a 2-hr drive). On the way, we will see the beautiful Shan mountain ranges and many farms and villages. After lunch at a local restaurant, we will visit the Pindaya Caves, a natural cave decorated with thousands of small Buddha images. We will visit a small family-run umbrella making a shop, cheroot-leaving making workshop and then continue to Nyaung Shwe near the shores of Inle Lake (about a 2:30 hr drive). Then we will overnight in Nyaung Shwe. Day 10 : Inle Lake - Indein village explore by boat. We will start Inle Lake sightseeing including floating islands , Heya Ywama Village , Phaung Daw Oo Phaya, and the unique leg-rowers and their traditional style of fishing. We will also visit local family workshops which feature silversmiths , cheroot making , and weaving by the “long-neck” Padaung women. Lunch will be at a local restaurant serving Inthar cuisine. On the way to Indein Village, there will be many opportunities to photograph the activities on and around the lake. We will visit the areas around Indein Village and the ancient Shwe Indein Pagoda. And we will overnight in Nyaung Shwe or Inle Lake. 9 Days - Myanmar Classic Adventure - Myanmar At A Glance. Discover 9 days in the land of glittering pagodas to experience the diverse ethnic groups’ culture and traditions. This will be a great experience to those interested in the local way of life of Myanmar’s many ethnic groups. Ancient city ruins will definitely be a part of this memorable trip. Your Myanmar Classic Adventure tour will start with exploring the Burmese and colonial architecture in downtown Yangon, including the splendid Shwedagon Pagoda. We then move to the historic town of Bagan to enjoy the archaeological sites with hundreds of temples and pagodas. We will also visit the centre of Burmese culture in Mandalay, the capital of the last Myanmar Dynasty. Observe artists at a traditional arts and crafts workshop, and enjoy an amazing sunset at the world’s longest teakwood bridge (U Bein) and also from the hill of Mandalay. Next is Shan State for boating on Inle Lake and cycling around the interesting town of Nyaung Shwe. We will even do some wine tasting at a local winery. Day 1 : Arrival and explore Yangon. We welcome you to the golden land of Myanmar to start your classic adventure. Upon arrival at the airport, our guide will welcome you and drive into the city where your journey starts at the Botahtaung Pagoda , one of the most significant temple-type pagodas in Yangon. We then visit an Art Gallery at the famous Strand Hotel and then take a stroll through the streets of downtown to see the stately colonial buildings dating from the British era. Next is the Sule Pagoda , City Hall , High Court and the Independence monument in Mahabandoola Park . Enjoy your shopping at Bogyoke Aung San Market , the best place to explore Myanmar’s traditional arts and crafts, gems and clothing. It’s time to taste Myanmar food so our guide will bring us to the best restaurant in Yangon. We will continue our visit to Chauk Htet Kyi Reclining Buddha, the third largest in Myanmar and go to walk around Kandawgyi Park and take pictures of Karaweik Hall and get a distant view of the Shwedagon Pagoda . It is the time for the masterpiece of your first day in Myanmar so let’s go inside the Grand Shwedagon Pagoda in the evening for the most picturesque experience. Later in the evening, we return to our hotel. Day 2 : Yangon to Bagan by morning flight and visit Bagan. We will fly to Bagan today. On arrival, our journey begins with a visit to a local colourful market where villagers gather every day to buy and sell their products and other goods. Continue your journey with a visit to the golden stupa of Shwezigon Pagoda for an introduction to Bagan’s rich history. We will visit nearby Wetkyi-In Gubyaukgyi Temple with exquisite Jataka mural paintings, the elegant Htilominlo Temple noted for its fine plaster carvings and glazed sandstone decorations. Lunch at a restaurant and then transfer to your hotel to take a rest of 1-2 hours. This afternoon, our Myanmar adventure begins with a visit to Ananda Temple , an architectural masterpiece which is one of the Bagan’s most beautiful temples built in the early Mon-Myanmar style. Ananda contains two unique Buddha images and its expressions seem to change depending on the distance from which the statue is viewed. From here we travel by horse cart to Thatbyinnyu Temple, the highest temple in Bagan and the massive Dhammayangyi Temple noted for its remarkable brickwork. Enjoy an unforgettable sunset over the plains from Nyaung Lat Phet Hill . Back to the hotel for overnight. Day 3 : Continue exploring Bagan. Today we will visit the rural village of Minnanthu , one of the places where you can see cotton weaving and harvesting of the crops. This will be our starting point to explore Bagan’s famous temples such as the Laymyathnar Monastery Complex , Phayathonsu Temple , and Nandamannya with its mural paintings from the 13th century. We will bring you to one of the best local restaurants in Bagan for lunch and back to the hotel for a break of about 1-2 hours. Later this afternoon, we start with a visit to Myinkabar village where you can observe a traditional lacquerware workshop for the production of one of Myanmar’s best-known handicraft. Our journey continues to Manuha Temple with its huge Buddha images, Nanpaya Temple built with sandstone, and Gubyauk Gyi Temple ( Myinkaba ) where you can see colorful mural paintings. In the late afternoon, to catch the sunset, we will make our journey to the jetty for a slow boat cruise down the Ayeyarwaddy River. As we cruise downstream, we will see fishermen and riverside villages as well as a different view of Bagan’s temples. Later we return to the hotel for overnight. Day 4 : Bagan to Mandalay by morning flight. Visit Amarapura, Sagaing and Innwa. Today we head to the last Myanmar Kingdom’s city, Mandalay, to explore more ancient cities of Myanmar. On arrival in Mandalay, we will start by visiting Mahargandar Yon Monastery where we can see the daily life of monks and novice monks studying the Buddha scriptures. Afterwards we travel to Ava ( Innwa ) where some of the highlights include the 27-meter-high masonry watchtower, Nan Myint (known as the “Leaning Tower of Innwa”), the Bagaya Monastery built with 276 teakwood pillars, and also observe a Myanmar tradition alms bowls workshop ​ . We may do some travel in the area by horse cart. After lunch, we will visit the holy Sagaing Hill, the hub of Buddhism in Myanmar. We will drive to Amarapura for a romantic sunset at the famous U Bein Bridge , made of teak logs and planks over 200 years ago by Mayor U Bein. We will drive back to our hotel in Mandalay. Day 5 : Mandalay City. Our Mandalay sightseeing starts today by visiting a landmark of Mandalay, the Maha Muni Pagoda, famous for its large golden Buddha image. We then will visit some arts and crafts workshops such as a stucco, tapestry, and a hand-made gold-leaf workshop, and then to a local Myanmar food restaurant for lunch. After lunch, we start at the northeast corner of Mandalay Palace . We will visit the Shwenandaw Kyaung, an impressive wooden monastery which once was part of the Mandalay Palace . Our adventure continues with a visit to Kuthodaw Paya , more commonly known as the “world’s biggest book”. The slabs of marble are inscribed with the entire Tipitaka Buddhist scriptures. We will go up to the top of Mandalay Hill from where we can enjoy a birds-eye view of Mandalay and hopefully a beautiful sunset. We again overnight in Mandalay. Day 6 : Mandalay to Heho by flight and excursion to Pindaya. We will fly from Mandalay to Heho airport and on arrival proceed to Pindaya by car (about a 2-hr drive). On the way, we will see the beautiful Shan mountain range and many farms and villages. After lunch at a local restaurant, we will visit the Pindaya Caves, a natural cave decorated with thousands of small Buddha images. We will visit a small family-run umbrella making shop and then continue to Nyaung Shwe near the shores of Inle Lake (about a 2:30 hr drive). Overnight in Nyaung Shwe. Day 7 : Boat trip on Inle Lake and visit Indein village. After breakfast at the hotel, Inle Lake sightseeing will include the floating islands , Heya Ywama Village , Phaung Daw Oo Phaya, and the unique leg-rowers and their traditional style of fishing. We will visit local family workshops including a silversmith, cheroot making, and weaving by the “long-neck” Padaung women. Lunch will be at a local restaurant for Inthar style meals . On the way to Indein Village there will be many opportunities to photograph the activities on and around the lake. We will visit the areas around Indein Village and the ancient Shwe Indein Pagoda. Overnight in Nyaung Shwe. Day 8 : Biking around Inle Lake. While Inle Lake is famous, there are many interesting villages to explore around the lake. Today we will do a bicycle tour around the lake. We will leave Inle Lake in the morning and embark at Nyaung Shwe for biking around the villages and the ancient Shwe Yan Pay Monastery . Let’s have a nice local meal for lunch, and then bike to the eastern part of the lake to explore more villages and the Red Mountain Winery, a great place for wine tasting. Later in the day we fly back to Yangon where we will overnight. Day 9 : Departure. If you are flying out of Myanmar today, our driver will transfer you to the Yangon International Airport for your departure flight. Inclusion And Exclusion. Services Included. 8 nights hotel accommodation with breakfast 4 ways domestic flights (Yangon-Bagan, Bagan-Mandalay, Mandalay-Heho, Heho-Yangon) Air- conditioned car with driver for sightseeing English speaking station guides for sightseeing Entrance fees and zone fees Sunset boat in Bagan Bikes for Inle Lake biking tour Horse cart in Bagan Public boat to Innwa Horse cart in Innwa Private boat on Inle Lake Water and snow towel on tour Toll fee and fuel charges for car Government tax and service charges A lot of love and smile. Services Excluded. Tourist visa Personal expenses Food and beverages (Except breakfast where mentioned) Travel insurance Items not mentioned in “services included” Hello. If you'd like to chat about this holiday or need help finding one we're very happy to help. Shun Wutyi @ Veronika & team. 10 unforgettable sunsets around the world. There are two periods each day that are ideal for photography and audiovisual productions, defined by soft lights, with the amount of light needed for people or objects to be reflected by a dim, almost mystical light, with pastel colours that help to set a unique moment. We can find these instants when the sun is at its lowest point. The first or last hours of the day are the best in terms of lighting, especially if we are looking for outdoor photography. When the sun is low, approaching the horizon, the light it projects has warm shades that make these instants one of the most precious, therefore it is widely used in photography of portraits and landscapes. In the twilights of the sun we see several minutes in which the predominant tones are reddish (golden hour) or blue (blue hour), which have been used by many photographers and in audiovisual productions for cinema. Today we have collect a total of 10 locations around the world to find the best sunsets for your audiovisual productions or photo shootings. Kenya – Masai Mara National Park. To see one of the most impressive sunsets on the African continent, head to the Masai Mara nature reserve, in the Serengeti region in southwestern Kenya. In the exotic African savannah, the sun hides behind the acacias and parading animals, making one of the most idealized sunsets in the world. The Masai Mara National Park offers the image par excellence of the impressive wildlife of Africa. If you can enjoy a magical sunset or sunrise there with the silhouette of some animals in the background, the better. India – Taj Mahal. Its own magic, its love story and its environment make the Taj Mahal a place worth visiting. When the sun goes down, a golden tone covers the entire monument and the sun’s rays play with its walls. Capture the moment in your next audiovisual production. The best way to see a magnificent sunset with this wonder of the world in the background, is to cross to the other side of the Yamuna River. There is an esplanade just behind the Taj Mahal where people usually gather to see the sunset over it. Another option is to dine on the roof of the Shanti Lodge Restaurant, two hundred meters from the Taj Mahal that allows you to enjoy a sunset in front of this fabulous monument. Greece – Santorini. The Greek Islands are a delight for the senses and, specifically, Santorini, with its combination of volcanic stones, paradisiacal beaches and white villages. The most special thing about the Greek town of Oia, hidden in Santorini and easily identifiable by its houses embedded in the volcanic rock, are its sunsets. Oia is a small village on the northwest coast that embraces the depths of the so-called Caldera, from which we can witness one of the best sunsets in the world, as the sun sinks in the Aegean Sea. Will you lose this image in your audiovisual production? It’s like something mystical that attracts and bewitches. Choose your place between the intricate alleyways of the town or near the small fortress at the end, and make sure there is enough time to wait for that mystical moment. Indonesia – Bali. On Bali one of the most fascinating enclaves to watch the sunset is the 75 metres high cliff where the Pura Luhur Uluwatu rises, one of the most popular temples on the island. The sunset light gives a special glow to the Uluwatu temple and its surroundings. It is the “golden hour” to photograph this place, wisely chosen by its ancient Hindu builders. One of the most impressive sunsets in the world that you will want to capture in a photographic or audiovisual project. Very close, and another option, is “El Kabrón” a place located in a privileged position, 40 metres above the beach of Uluwatu in the southwest of Bali. The place is a simple white house with a hurdle roof and a garden with cushions and low tables that opens to the panoramic view of the ocean. The orange ball of the sun is breathtaking, the sky fills up little by little with pastel strokes while a handful of surfers patiently wait for the waves a few meters offshore. Enjoy this great spectacle of the sunset. Ibiza, its coves, beaches or cliffs. In Ibiza you have plenty of options to capture the best sunsets on the island. If you prefer coves, you have the one of Benirrás or Cala Conta, well known for their sunsets. Benirrás, a small cove, can be reached by car from San Miguel, or by boat. It is surrounded by trees and trails, between hills, which keeps it sheltered from the wind. Cala Conta is located in the western part of the island, in an area with ​clean waters and, of course, more relaxed sunsets than you can use in your next audiovisual project. If you want a more original proposal do not hesitate to go to the Natural Park of Ses Salines, with visits to Formentera and Es Vedrá. Es Vedrá is a mountain in the sea, you can only reach it in private boats. It should be borne in mind that the islets, belonging to the Es Vedrà Nature Reserve, Es Vedranell and the islets of Poniente, are classified as areas of strict protection. A good place to see the fall of the sun is the beach Cala d’Hort, with a fantastic view on Es Vedrá, which rises dramatically from the sea only several hundred metres from the shore. Japan – Mount Fuji. If Japan has a symbol, than it is undoubtedly Mount Fuji. Its perfect form and its iconographic environment inspired the great master Hokusai to create his most representative and famous works. Hakone, south of Tokyo, is one of the best places to admire this peak, especially in autumn. It is among the three best sites to contemplate the imposing Mount Fuji, with its more than 3,700 meters of height. From the jetty of Moto-Hakone you will probably see the most famous picture of Japan: the Fuji in the background with its perpetual snow, Lake Ashi, the red mountains on both sides and, on the right, the big torii (sacred door) in the middle of the water that welcomes a coquettish bay full of fishermen’s boats. A perfect framework for your next audiovisual production, don’t you think? Madagascar – Valley of the Baobabs. Baobabs Avenue is a protected area since 2007, near Morondava. Baobab trees can measure up to 30 metres high and have an age up to thousand years. Arriving there at sunset is pure magic. When the sun begins to fall among the baobabs, jumping from branch to branch, the colour show begins, the clouds are scattered across the sky and the baobabs seem to change colour due to the environment that is created around them to the sun’s illumination. When the sun goes down, the baobabs stand out picturesque against the reddish colour in the background. You will have to decide what is the moment you want to capture in an audiovisual production. France – Montblanc and Paris. On the high peaks of the Alps, the pure air allows the sun to set with total clarity. The light reflects on the snow on the Aiguille du Midi, at 3,842 metres, accessible by cable car and a perfect destination for expert mountaineers and skiers. The refuge of the White Lake is one of the most known and frequented in the area. It is located in the massif of the Red Needles, sheltered by impressive peaks, and has a dream view. From here you can see perfectly the Green Needle and the Dru, the Grandes Jorasses, the Needles of Chamonix and, of course, the great Mont Blanc. When the sun says goodbye to the sharp needles of the Mont Blanc massif, the spectacle is incomparable. And, if what you are looking for is something more urban for your audiovisual production … you have Paris. If you want to make in Paris the perfect sunset photo with the Eiffel Tower, you will have to go to the gardens of the Trocadéro, on the other side of the river Seine. The so-called Trocadero Esplanade offers the most wonderful views of the Eiffel Tower with the rooftops of Paris in the background. Without a doubt, the Eiffel Tower itself is also a great place to watch the sunset. The 360º panoramic views from the top of the tower will allow you to see all of Paris bathed in the last rays of the sunlight. This, together with the beautiful orange sky, makes these views from the Eiffel Tower an unforgettable sunset. United States – The Grand Canyon of the Colorado river. Its monoliths up to 300 metres high are dyed red in the evening light and create a breathtaking spectacle. It has been seen countless times in westerns like The Diligence and Centaurs of the Desert, directed by John Ford and played by John Wayne. A location of this type does not need more than to appear in your next audiovisual production. United States – Chicago and New York. Signature’s Room located in the Hancock Tower of Chicago has one of the best urban panoramas in the world. When the sunset comes, you only have to look through its large windows and you will remain with your mouth wide open. The access is free and you can have a drink while you enjoy this unique show. In New York, there are several skyscrapers from which you can contemplate the sunset surrounded by people. If you are looking for a quieter space with the perfect skyline, your place is the Brooklyn Bridge Park. This 34-hectare park in an elevated position on the East River side of Brooklyn, has been renovated to be more attractive and is located more than a mile from Brooklyn’s post-industrial shore. There is no better place in the city to see the sunset in Manhattan than this Brooklyn Bridge Park, it simply has the best and most emblematic views of Lower Manhattan. Although the skyscrapers of the financial district reach the clouds, the true wonder of a New York City sunset can be seen in the windows of the One World Trade centre, as it reflects the range of sunset colours. Another location for all tastes and needs of your audiovisual production. Archive of Our Own beta. The band had been his everything. Luke had been his everything until he died. Now, Dylan was just trying to survive as best as he could with the cards that he had been dealt. His home life keeps getting worse until everything falls apart for a second time. Adjusting to being dead wasn't as hard as he thought. The evil ghosts, trying to steal his soul, on the other hand, he could do without. He just wanted to go back to writing music and being with the people he loved. Notes: (See the end of the work for more notes.) Chapter 1: Prologue. Chapter Text. Dylan smiled when the guys finished their song, having been watching the soundcheck from the sidelines. He preferred not to be on stage with them for the bigger gigs, especially when it was a day like today. His parents had found out that he was gay and while his mother just ignored him like she always did, his father freaked. It wasn’t exactly unusual… Lately, everything Dylan did caused his father to flip and take it out on him. He wrapped an arm around his stomach and grimaced at the thought of last night. The boys didn’t know about his family and while he was sure that they at least suspected something was up, they never really asked him about it. Luke jumped down from the stage and made a beeline for Dylan, pulling him into a sweaty hug “What did you think?” he asked, a huge grin on his face. “You were awesome,” Dylan told him, letting his head rest on Luke’s shoulder for a moment before he caught sight of the other guys “You all were.” Reggie bounced on the balls of his feet, hugging Dylan from behind “We would be nothing without you and Luke. This song is awesome.” Luke nodded “One of our best,” he whispered, leaning forward to press a kiss to Dylan’s lips “Are you sure you don’t want to play with us tonight?” “Really sure,” Dylan nodded. Bobby tilted his head. While Dylan had always been closer to the other three members of Sunset Curve, the two had a silent understanding and Bobby even showed Dylan how to play the guitar whenever the younger of the two needed a place to stay “You know that we would love to have you on stage with us, right?” “I know,” Dylan smiled, linking his hand with Luke’s “But you know that I prefer to stay out of the limelight. Smaller gigs are alright but this… this is huge.” “Isn’t it?” Reggie exclaimed before he frowned “So… What about food, I’m starving.” Alex snorted “You’re always starving, Reggie.” Bobby rolled his eyes at them before catching sight of the girl who had cheered them on, making his way over to her “You guys go ahead.” The others exchanged an amused look and followed him. “You guys are really good,” the girl told them as soon as they reached her. Luke squeezed Dylan’s hand and nudged him “Thank you,” he told her honestly. “I see a lot of bands. Been in a couple myself. I was really feeling it,” she smiled. “That’s what we do this for,” Luke shrugged “I’m Luke, by the way. That’s Dylan.” Alex shook his head at Reggie “Alex.” “Bobby.” He groaned when Luke stuck his finger into his ear, glaring at the lead singer. The girl’s lips twitched as she inclined her head “Nice meeting you guys. I’m Rose.” “Oh, uh…” Reggie fumbled around, trying to pull their demo out of his pocket and failing quite spectacularly “Here’s our demo. And a T-Shirt. Size beautiful.” Rose took it from him “Thanks. I’ll… Make sure not to wipe the tables down with this one.” Alex nodded frantically “Oh, good call. Whenever they get wet, they just kinda fall apart in your hands.” Bobby sighed to himself “Don’t you guys have to go get hot dogs?” “Right. Dyl, you coming?” Luke asked. Dylan grimaced “Thanks, but I’m really not hungry.” Luke let go of Dylan’s hand and leaned forward “Yeah.” He winked at Rose before nodding to Bobby “He had a hamburger for lunch.” With that, he turned and walked away, Reggie and Alex following. Once they were gone, Dylan looked from Bobby to Rose “I’ll just be…” He gestured over his shoulder to the stage “Do you mind if I use your guitar, Bobby? I had an idea earlier.” “No, go ahead,” Bobby waved at him before turning his attention back to Rose.