The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

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That very night, everyone had fun witnessing the auroras.

As expected, when the magnificent lights shone down from the sky, it was as if the whole land was painted in vibrant colors. They lit up the night sky, dancing around in fantastic colors. They moved and danced unpredictably—initially barely perceptible, then suddenly growing vivid. The indescribable but breathtaking scenery was destined to be etched in everyone’s mind forever.

Sasha hadn’t had a complete recovery, so by the end of the lights, she was already snuggled up in Sebastian’s thick coat.

The man had covered her completely with his coat, and only her head was exposed to the air. If Vivian wasn’t here, one would’ve thought she was Sebastian’s daughter.

“Oh, this is breathtakingly beautiful, Sebby. Let’s take a photo to commemorate the moment,” she urged.

“It’s not like we won’t be here for a second time,” came the man’s straightforward reply.

Sasha nearly burst into laughter.

In the end, she took many photos using her own smartphone.

The other couples also took photos of the skies and selfies. All in all, they had a great time tonight.

However, the kids thought otherwise.

“What are you doing, Ian? Why are you taking photos and writing stuff?” Vivian was curious.

“You don’t understand. He’s doing his research,” Matteo explained.

Ian more than anyone, so he offered an explanation to his sister while helping his brother with the

and gazed

after, something unexpected

leave. A storm is approaching in an

parents with his notebook

enjoying their time alone when their

that in the weather report before we

dancing lights of the aurora are actually collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun that enter the Earth’s atmosphere. The origin of the aurora begins on the surface of the sun when solar activity ejects a cloud of gas. Scientists call this a coronal mass ejection. If one of these reaches Earth, talking about two to three days, it’ll collide with the Earth’s magnetic field. This field is invisible, and if you could see its shape, it would make Earth look like a comet with a long magnetic ‘tail’ stretching a million miles behind Earth in the opposite direction of the sun. When a coronal mass ejection collides with the magnetic field, it causes complex changes to happen to the magnetic tail region. These changes generate currents of charged particles, which then flow along lines of magnetic force into the Polar Regions. These particles are boosted in energy in Earth’s upper atmosphere, and when they collide with oxygen and nitrogen atoms, they produce dazzling auroral light. Occasionally, auroras are seen in latitudes below the auroral zone when a geomagnetic storm temporarily enlarges the auroral oval. Right now, a geomagnetic storm is coming our way,” the

stuffed two pieces of paper full of his calculations

Sebastian and Sasha

lips in

in his nephew and was the first to rise to his feet. “If that’s the case, let’s go, Sebastian. Otherwise, we’ll be in trouble if the

I agree with that,”

Sebastian’s eyes twitched.

he had to listen to his son’s warning. He stood up

he heard that they had departed for Aurora Island. Knowing how erratic the weather

from heading to that island? Don’t

wasn’t us. Mr. Anderson was the one who suggested that they head there,” the engineers in the research laboratory

Bertram Anderson, wasn’t really good at science.

They

bring him there, his wife, Leah Jesson, came to