A Leisure Life Novels & Stories

Lena frowned. "I know my place here," Lena said meekly. Renz sighed. "Lena, I don't expect...I never expected sex to be the only thing you do while living here. I thought you were aware of that," Renz said. Lena shook her head. "What do you enjoy doing?" he asked. Lena bit her lip, unsure of how to answer. "What do you mean?" she asked. "Well, your life at Sterling's certainly wasn't non-stop work. What did you do for leisure?" he asked.

“Really? You wouldn’t mind not going out?” “Presley, most of the time when I am home, I stay home. I’m not one to go out partying. I get we’re on vacation and we’re supposed to be having fun but part of being on vacation is also relaxing and recharging and doing the things you don’t get to do at home. I almost never have time to watch a movie. Most of the time, I’m reading emails or research materials or reviewing reports from the time I’m out of bed until I turn the light out at night. I would love to spend an evening doing nothing with you.” “I would like that.”

It’s weekend but instead of resting I keep myself busy in reviewing our previous topics. I often hear my friends complainants about how engrossed I am in reading books and in studying. This is a part of my life. I couldn’t tell why do I never get tired or bored from those. It’s like my own kind of energy. I heaved a deep sigh and stretch my arms. My eyes look down on my phone when I heard it rang. My lips crooked up as I answer Rebel’s call.

But what else can I do if that is the only thing that I can in order for me to know where my mother is? ‘ To have a good life. Living in a place so peaceful, having leisure time that I would enjoy. Living in a place without minding about what people would say… that is but a wishful thinking I have in me. Ot was a dream that I wanted to have someday. It was a dream that he wanted to become a reality…’

But if that small break snowballs into a prolonged vacation, my body would naturally forget the tension but my mind would be uncomfortable, always looking for work and yet too lazy to work. This idle, do-nothing lifestyle was starting to grow on me in a dangerous way. I didn’t have to stress over looming deadlines, battle annoying customers, or cram myself into overcrowded subways. There was no scrambling just to earn a paycheck that barely covered rent. It felt as if I’d been pulled out of a survival game and dumped into a resort. A luxurious, five-star resort called "Rich Woman’s Life."

He replied, "Okay son, don't be deceived and come back safely." We all have fixed patterns in our lives. We like to describe ourselves as this or that, and we are proud of our opinions and beliefs. We all like to read certain newspapers, watch shows, go to the same stores every time, eat the same food that suits us, and wear the same type of clothes, that's okay, but if we deprive ourselves of all other possibilities, you will feel bored, stagnate and cruel, and then It will make it easier for us You should see life as a series of adventures. You should view every adventure as an opportunity to have fun, learn something and discover the world, broaden your circle of experiences and friends a

“Since when did you take a liking to these?” “I’m trying things out to add a little more significance to my life. After leaving all the hustle and bustle of the big city behind for such a long time, one would grow casual and laid-back over time. Such people would either get into gardening or tea drinking. I normally grab a cup of coffee or tea in the afternoon. Kisses is here accompanying me, and someone is always here to chat with me. This retirement scheme that came early sounds rather enjoyable, right?” Zephir placed his hands behind his waist. “Is this the life of someone who holds himself aloof from the world?”

“Sure. But my idea of relaxing and yours are way different.” Why did he bristle? “Meaning what?” “I relax when I’m asleep. Reclining in front of the TV as a way to relax? No thanks. I’d rather do things with real live people instead of pretending what happens on a sitcom or dramedy or reality show matters. Connections matter to me. And there’s nothing more relaxing than laughing with family and friends.” Keely buttoned the last button of the India’s Ink dart league shirt.

The way he embraced the violence gave me a perception he was familiar or raised with acceptance to it and maybe the reason he never had friends. “I had fun.” Konstantin said with barely a smile or hint he was happy but he was very relaxed and loose in his steps. “This is just one of the best fun sports, if you liked noise I know an amazing gay, stripper and jazz bar we could visit. There are also other places.” I informed him as he stared at me. “Don’t you ever get tired of it? I heard most women lose interest in their thirties.” “I’m twenty nine you bastard.”

With anything and for anything it's good. - You become a stylist now? - I ask turning to her seeing her bed with several pieces of clothing. - I like anything related to arts, fashion enters. I even think about doing it. Painting and sculpting are my passions and hobbies, my leisure, I don't want to turn this into a profession. Our hobbies are meant to help us escape routine and stress, Mom said. If our leisure becomes a duty, where would we rely on to escape reality? (...) What are your hobbies? - He asks me, rummaging through his closet.