Big Time Beach Party Novels & Stories

Chapter 57 Ariel "Attention everyone," Father hit his glass cup lightly with the handle of his spoon. "To celebrate my birthday, we'll be having a beach party this evening and there'll be lots of food to eat and drink. I don't want anyone to be missing or I'll be offended," A beach party? Funny how I'd thought about it after I woke up and now my father had already organized a party there. What was I supposed to wear? My mother's bikini set wouldn't even fit me.

A slow smile crept up my lips as I proceed to make my way to the dance floor. Yoga by Janelle Monae and Jidenna came blasting through the speakers instantly. I saw Nina making her way through the wave of people coming towards me. She screamed in my face causing me to cringe at her loudness once again. We began to move at the beginning of the song. ***Party at the beach in Copacabana Sipping Killepitsch, got my black yoga pants on Me and Brittany we've been down in Atlanta Sweating in the club call me Dirty Dianna

After that, everything would become a little easier. Nathan received the news and was elated. He let all the employees off early and decided to throw a celebratory party in my honor. I didn't want to go at first as I’d have to spend more time with him, but then I thought maybe it was time to relax and enjoy myself a little. I went home to get changed and went to the venue. Nathan had chosen a high-class club. Frankly, I didn't like places like that. It was always too noisy and chaotic for me, but no one voiced dissent, so I just went along.

He continued working on his computer as though he was not the person that Fortune was talking to. Fortune sighed and looked at me. “Mia, the party will start at seven o'clock. You can call me if you don't have someone to drop you…” he said. And Dave suddenly turned to look at me. “Are you going?“ He asked, as though he was shocked. I creased my brows and nodded. “It is a party for all employees. Of course, I will have to go,” I said. I wasn't like him. Even though I hated places with a lot of people, that was a sacrifice I could make only once every year.

"I've never seen him love someone this much and even though we don't get along, I'm genuinely happy for him…" "Someone except Maria," I blurted out her name. Something I had been dying to say the whole day. Paula kept mute for a while. "Hey look at those pair of bikinis they'd look good on me for Louis's beach party. You should get something too," she said, abandoning me with the lingerie on my body. I sighed, and rolled my eyes. That was a smooth move. "What beach party are we talking about?" I questioned. "My friend's birthday party. She would be holding it on a beach and I would like you to go with me," she said to me.

Now this was the life I deserved, not that hell. Caspian stirred first, his hand sliding up my bare thigh as he pressed a kiss to my shoulder. “Hey, beautiful.” His voice was still rough with sleep. “There’s a party tonight at a private beach club on the main island. VIP section. We should go. All of us.” I stretched carefully, wincing at the deep soreness between my legs. “A party? After everything you guys put me through last night?” Asher propped himself up on one elbow, his gaze roaming over my naked body. “I can carry you if you don’t mind.”

I hoped I could convince them to stay by the end of the night. As the sun went down, I directed a couple of Omegas to start setting up the blankets for the movie. Thanks to Teddy and the Deltas, the large projector and screen I had rented stood ready at the old seagull turnaround spot. I'd had it blocked off and officially forbade parties there, much to the dismay of the local high school kids. Teddy and I made our way to the blankets. I glanced back at Phin, who was lingering awkwardly. "Come on, Phin," I called out.

Instead, she jerked her head to the side and stumbled as she mouthed, "What?" "Sorry." I nearly stuttered. Great. Add that to my list of epic fails for the day. "Just, um, thought I saw a mosquito bite." Smooth, Lincoln, smooth. She quickly touched her neck. "It's gone." You know, because it was never there in the first place, and I was staring at her neck like a starved vampire. Good times. I cleared my throat and silently hoped that Jaymeson had somehow changed the scene. The beach house was set up with at least two hundred extras. A huge lit-up stage was built right in front of it. The idea was to shoot the party scene and then have the guys do a pretend live concert so they could get foo

"Anyway, there's a beach party later tonight. Nothing too loud although they'll be plenty of people." I grimaced. "Can we step this one out?" I chuckled. "It's just for today. You've never been at a party, right?" "I haven't and there's obviously a reason behind that." "Let's do that tonight. None of us will be drinking though. Just talking and dancing on the beach." I frowned and he gave me a charming smile. "Please. Do it just for me." I sighed and looked away. "Fine but it better be worthwhile."

It was the first time that any of them had been to one of the famous full moon parties, and they chattered and giggled excitedly as they walked. As they passed through the edge of the jungle, the beautiful white sand beach spread out before them. It was already thronged with hundreds of young people. Rum, beer and palm wine were already passing from hand to hand and the sweet smell of marijuana was in the air. Food stalls lined the edge of the beach and a generator had been hooked up to a sound system, although the music had not started. The girls were wearing swimsuits under their outer clothes, and Mel and Angie stripped off and ran for the water. Mel wore a stunning black bikini, Angie a