After Lake Scene Novels & Stories

"Sandra, how did you know about this place?'' She screamed in excitement when she saw a huge lake behind her that stretched for thousands and thousands of feet into the distance. A beautiful waterfall stood in the center of it. It made the scene so peaceful that it almost felt like heaven. The view was beautiful beyond words. The scenery around her was also breathtaking - the grass had been trimmed and there were flower beds on every corner. Even some trees, such as those with leaves covering the sky, provided shade. There was even a small stream which fed the entire lake. And to top things off, there was a beautiful little pavilion by the side with candles burning brightly inside.

I could hear the loud rush of water from the falls all the way down here, like a lake. I approached the lake, and I immediately noticed the clear water, with visible algae, rocks, crabs, and small fish. I squatted down and tried to catch a little fish, but they swam so fast! "Haha! That won't work, Wife," Kent said, and I turned to look at him, giving him a glare. He's speaking English again! And it looks like he understands why I'm giving him that look. "Oops." He shrugged. I approached him and-

I exclaimed, my heart racing with curiosity and wonder. Andrew chuckled, his eyes shining with excitement, as he revealed the breathtaking view of a moonlight-shining secular lake nestled in the middle of a lush forest. The fountains surrounding the lake emitted a sweet fragrance that filled the air, adding to the magical atmosphere of the scene. As the full moon illuminated the water beside the lake, a big white tent glowed softly in the moonlight, inviting us to explore further. The scene was truly enchanting, making me feel like I had stepped into a fairytale.

"She is" "I have to show you something," Auggie uttered. She held my hand and we walked through the lake. The lake was so clear that the sky’s reflection in the water made it even more radiant. On the other side of the lake, the trees were swaying in the breeze. The scent of maple and berries piled up in my nose. You could see some fish jumping across the glowing surface of the lake. It was magical. "This part of the woods hasn't been affected yet. I hope it will never get destroyed." I said. We sat on the grass.

Jake observed, his eyes taking in the surroundings. Oh, Jake, you don't even know the half of the story, Ixora thought miserably. So much happened on this very beach. It appeared to be just a beach, with its pristine white sand everywhere. Jake thought, his eyes wandering around. But the body of water before him was vast, resembling more of a river. "This water is too vast to be called a lake... it's a river," he remarked. Ixora nodded. "Yes, it's a tranquil river. But the people in this town call it Spring Lake because it's most beautiful in the spring. Its turbulence and waves are captivating, with flowers adorning the water. It's a breathtaking sight."

After getting our order, I start driving towards the lake. It was an abandoned lake but it's still beautiful. It seems like there aren't too many people going on that lake since there are also at least two artificial lakes and pools inside the Highland Ranch. I think the humans preferred the artificial lakes than the lake near the Highland Ranch. "There's no one on the lake, Michael. We can have it all by ourselves." Freya said happily and hurried out of the car causing me to laugh softly at her, she didn't even wait for me to open the door for her. I took our food and followed Freya towards the lake. I can't help but stare at my mate when she stops walking and then she takes a deep breath a

Driver was waiting for us. "You can have a rest." I signed him to leave, Ashley stared me with shock. "Why are you sending him away?" "He had to drive in the morning. How could he is he is sleepy." I made excuse but tonight I don't want anything between us. Not even air. "Alright" She nodded and sat beside me. We ended up at the lake behind the Weber House. "Grandpa’s grandpa drew this lake from the seaside. It’s the only saltwater lake in the city,"

The lake seems like a black void, the sun bouncing off its surface. A plopping sound as a fish breaks the surface and ripples widening out. They are at the edge of the lake now, the pebbles underfoot, crunch, a moorhen is disturbed and runs off along the banking, distracting her from its nest. A Kestral attracted by the disturbance hovers above the next field. The smell, of water and 'ozone', warmth and living. Alice took her to the shore of a beautiful lake, Olivia was stunned to see a private lake.

I turned the handle and the door swung open. The light from within poured out blinding my eyes as I stepped through. —- One moment I was pushing the door open and now I was standing meteres away from the lake. The same lake where the situation with Caroline, Kira and I transpired. The area felt strange yet familiar like a deja vu feeling. With a direct view of the lake, the sun was setting, painting the water in shades of orange. The air smelled of summer with a hint of wildflowers. To my left, I spotted Caroline moving quietly towards the tree closest to the lake. The tree were Kira hid, cowered close to the ground with a mischievous grin and looking sideways to peep at Caroline that slowly

Callum asked, his voice unusually soft. Before I could respond, Oscar's hands fell away from my eyes. I blinked, adjusting to the moonlight that bathed the scene before me. "Oh," I breathed, the complaint dying on my lips. We stood at the edge of a small lake, its surface mirror-smooth except where a delicate waterfall spilled into it from the rocks above. Someone—my Kings, obviously—had lined the shore with dozens of lanterns, their warm glow reflecting on the water like fallen stars. The waterfall caught the moonlight, transforming ordinary water into liquid silver.