Beyond The Sea Novels & Stories

I weeped. "You want me to come and see you now?" "No--Everyone is home. I - - I will come Tommorow to see you. Okay?" I asked him. "Fine now it's too late so you better go sleep. Come home tommorow I will send Driver Raj to pick you up." "No! My mom will find out. I will mostly come by evening. Bye! Aadhvik good night." I ended the call. My heart felt so dry as the land of Sahara desert in Africa. I never felt this bad in my life. I could have told him about the divorce papers that my mom gave me but I didn't have that much courage. Maybe if I see him Tommorow I might feel better. _________________________________________________

Various thoughts flashed through her mind, she did not want to die, she wanted to give her child the chance to live A hand suddenly wrapped around her and dragged her up, she gasped for air and she opened her eyes to see Mr Fedor "Oh Mr Fedor, I'm so sorry, I should have listened to you" she cried "It's okay child, you will be fine" Mr Fedor reassured her Bella glanced around and was surprised that they were in the middle of the sea, she didn't know that she had gotten this far because she didn't plan on going this far The current of the sea was becoming more intense and she knew that Mr. Fedor could not hold on to her for too long, he must have thought the same thing because he suddenly rem

he asked. I stood up and wrapped him in a quick, careful hug. "Be safe," he murmured close to my ear. "You too." We turned away from each other and walked off in opposite directions. After my divorce, I treated myself to a trip to Parienne, a place I had always dreamed of visiting. As I stood by the Seraniel River, watching the sun dip below the horizon, I felt a weight lift off my shoulders. No more chains, no more betrayal, no more letdowns—just me.

I heard Dara's voice from outside but I couldn't answer her because my sight is already blurry. I felt like running out of breath so I inhaled and exhaled until I got my normal breathing back. My sight came back to its normal state but I can feel tears falling from my eyes. Please, not now. I haven't done anything yet. Please, I don't want to let this opportunity slip away. Just please, for once. * * * "Are you sure you're okay?" Dara asked me when we're on our way to the beach where the venue of the activity will be. I nodded at her and smiled.

"They are waiting for me, let us wait a little bit, sir!" "Sir, we have to go back now, the sky is darkening...it looks like it's gonna rain! Sir!" Harold Reyes, the captain of the small boat that the company hired for the lawyer, is convincing him but when Imman decided to change his mind, it was too late. The storm is already beating up their boat with big waves. Even the wind is so strong that the boat capsized. Both were thrown into the water and tried their best to survive. Luckily the captain was near the boat and he had held on to the starboard but the lawyer was not. After the storm cleared up and he was rescued by the fishermen nearby, he told them that he had a company but when the

ANNA As I wander along the pristine beach, the sun begins to dip below the horizon, casting a warm, golden hue over the tranquil waters of the Maldives. The beauty here is undeniable, but it feels almost wasted on me. The weight of everything—this hollow marriage, Damien's betrayal—makes it hard to appreciate the paradise I’m in. I walk slowly, letting the cool sand slip between my toes, trying to lose myself in the sound of the waves.

The sun was beginning to dip beneath the horizon, casting golden streaks across the surface of the endless sea. The waves lapped softly at the rocky edge of the shore as Serena’s father stood alone, his cloak flapping lightly in the salt-scented breeze. He hadn’t come here in years—not since his wife passed. Yet today, something pulled him here, to this very spot where sea and sky embraced. The last few months had been nothing short of a storm—his heart torn between the truths he buried and the consequences they finally brought to the surface.

Obligichaun said permitted before he left. The Princess slowly walked towards Legolas and sitted beside him. And to the calm wintry eventide, tucked safe and sound beneath the woolen cloud, comes the softest of blue horizons to meet the pastel land. “What if... we sailed beyond that reef?” “No one goes beyond the reef, Sweet Lord." "People who go beyond that reef will never come back where they belong..."

Philip Sitting beside a mahogany-framed square window, I gazed out at the vast expanse of the Caribbean Sea. The water, a mesmerizing blend of azure and turquoise, stretched to the horizon, its gentle waves kissing the pristine white sands of St. Barts. This tranquil paradise starkly contrasted with the tumultuous thoughts swirling in my mind.

I bid them farewell, watching them leave with a heavy heart. “I feel bad,” I whispered to Bell, who nodded in agreement. Returning to my room, I changed into my vest and spandex, tying my hair into a ponytail. I sat on the floor, closing my eyes and beginning my meditation. I needed to find some semblance of peace amid the tumult of emotions that had overwhelmed me today. Meditation was my sanctuary, a place where I could seek solace and calm my restless mind.