Charli D'amelio Beach Novels & Stories

Her wide eyes darted across the sea of faces, her little fingers tightening around the flowers. Mira, standing near the front, stifled a chuckle. "Oh no, our little princess is getting stage fright." Liam, who stood at the altar, leaned down to whisper to Charlie, who was in his arms. "Buddy, help your sister out." Charlie, dressed in a mini version of Liam’s crisp black suit, wiggled excitedly before Liam set him down. He toddled forward, his tiny hands reaching for Amora’s. "Come, ‘Mora!" he encouraged.

I slipped my hands into my pants pockets and made sure to eye both Deza and Riley. "I'm going to read a good book on the beach. You?" Deza pulled off her sunglasses and cleaned them on her T-shirt. "I'm not sure. I don't want to be alone. I know that." I glanced toward Riley. "How about you, pretty girl?" "I'm not sure. I think I'll walk the beach and look for seashells. Charlotte collects them, so taking a few back to her would make up for being gone." "Charlotte, as in Jade?" I smirked as she laughed. It was the first real emotion I'd seen from her in days. "Can I come with you?"

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she gave me a shot of tequila. "Oh come on, you disturbed my little moment," I gulped down the shot of tequila. I must say, this looks great. The girls arranged for a little get-together at the beach, and we brought our own DJ. "No, Kayla did the right thing. You had to get out of that place. I didn't know your grandparents lived in Sicily. I have always wanted to come here, and now I'm here because of you," Charlotte said in an excited voice.

She added a few curls to her hair to tame the waves. Satisfied with how she looked, she smiled at her reflection and went out into the living room. Amerie sat down on the couch while scrolling through her social media. Her friends back in Nashville were going out tonight to one of their favorite restaurants followed by drinks at the bar across the street from it. One of them, Charity, FaceTimed Amerie on her way to the restaurant and the two caught up. When Charity got to the restaurant and said goodbye, it was time for Amerie to head out. The two expressed how much they missed each other and Amerie told Charity to tell the other girls she wished she was there. As she ended the call, Amerie

It's like allowing the waves to crash to the shore and just leave without saying. “Hey,” Chloe plants soft kisses on my cheeks as I stare into the waves. She's standing behind me. I release a faint smile for her. Everyone is enjoying the last day of this trip at the beach. They put up a high rainbow umbrella on the sand. Others laid some blankets with their fruits, drinks, and lotion on top. The majority of us are enjoying even Cannon. I'm glad she's enjoying the trip. Unlike other girls, she's not wearing a bikini. Only a big-sized shirt on and leggings. She looks comfortable with it with a bottle of beer in her hands. She's sitting on a beach folding chair as she watches others having thei

Then Amelia breathed out the rose carefully and grasped her cardigan. “Want to take a walk?" she inquired. "I could use some air.” “Where to?” She paused to consider. “The beach.” I glanced at her. "At this moment?” She gave a nod. "At this moment.” There was no cause to decline. "Alright. Let’s proceed.” Darkness had just begun to settle as we arrived at the shoreline. It wasn’t a crowded beach merely a narrow strip by an aged pier, the sort of spot where folks went only when seeking to escape the world briefly.

Lila whispered in a subtle rage. Amelia, seemingly unfazed by what was going on, suddenly sprang up from her chair. Letting out a dramatic sigh, she blurted out, “I’m going for a swim! I haven't taken any pictures for I*******m yet! Melinda, come take me pictures!” Her voice was bright and cheerful as she jogged playfully toward the ocean, totally oblivious to the annoyed glances the others shot her way. “I need a drink” Lila declared abruptly, standing up and brushing the sand off her legs as she headed for the bar.

As much as her sister drove her crazy, it was better than the alternative, even if she was tricked into it at first. Charlie's Place was a small, rustic café located on the beach with tables set out back to allow diners to enjoy the ocean view as well as its breeze. Clint stood beside her chair as she slid in, and only then did he take his seat. The waitress took their drink orders—sweet tea for her, water with lemon for him—and disappeared to bring out the garlic knots the place was known for. The evening sky drifted from dusk to the darkness of night, with stars forcing their way onto the evening. Seagulls flew overhead while others perched on the wooden rail that marked off the dining are

After a morning of commotion, Alyssa offered to pick up the tab for lunch. Charlie didn't even stop to think before turning her down. "Don't bother. If you've had your fun, just go home." But Alyssa had no intention of listening. Ignoring his protest, she grabbed Charlie by the arm and started hauling him toward the door. His friends, afraid he wouldn't go, made sure to pull Yuliana along with them. They drove to the beach, where a party was already in full swing. Between the roaring bonfires and the blaring music, the shoreline was teeming with life.