Countryhumans Switzerland Novels & Stories

A request for information. Progress. “There’s a safe house,” he said. “In Switzerland. Remote. Secure. Your father set it up years ago.” “Switzerland,” she repeated, testing the word like it was from another language. “Do they even have WIFI there?” Despite everything, Charlie felt a smile tug at his lips. “Yes, they have WIFI. And a library. And a view of the mountains that would make you forget everything else.” Sky’s eyes searched his face. “You’ve been there before.”

“Where do you want to get married?” He turned me around once more and wrapped his arms around me from behind. “We’re not getting married anytime soon,” I reminded him. “I know. I just want to take notes so I can prepare for the best wedding.” “Hm…” I hummed, pretending to think. “Probably somewhere in Europe?” “That sounds nice. Do you want to build a family there too?” “That would be nice. I want to live a peaceful life in the countryside. Switzerland would be a good idea, don’t you think?”

I looked at the steep slope and cracked my neck and I started up it with everyone trailing behind. Codyn was right, it took 30 minutes, almost on the dot, and we were standing in Switzerland’s own version of Haven. It was an area surrounded by mountains. The view consisted of a glacier on one side, a small slope that was inevitably swallowed up by a mountain a short distance down, and the steeper slope that we climbed up. I knew that any wolf could get up here and was grateful Codyn was right, I didn’t need to worry that a random human would.

Switzerland. It is a small landlocked mountainous country, known for its Swiss Alps, located in central Europe between France France and Germany. It is an incredible place, and it is often believed that it has real charm on it. According to trhe lates report, Switzerland is the fourth happiest country in the world, with an above average contentment among its citizens. “Wow! I have nothing to say but ‘wow’,’ Harriet uttered while looking around. It was a place which she’s dreamed about visiting as soon as she saw it from the recommendation in the internet. But being here in person put her expectation near in perfection.

It was cozy in here, to say the least. I settled on roasted vegetables and rice. The meat here was very strange to me. There were no cows or goats, so they ate other types of mammals that I doubted I could even call animals. There was a blue bird that had started getting popular. Not only were the feathers blue but the flesh, too. When fried, it had some greenish color that made it look like it was spoiled.

Ethan and Michelle both filed for a leave of absence from the company, thinking it would also be a great time to spend some quality time with their daughter. Their first stop was Switzerland. After hours of being on the flight, they checked in to a villa near the Matterhorn Mountain. The place was vast and cozy, with a fireplace that would keep them warm through the night. It was already winter in Switzerland. While the snow would be entrancing for Marsha, adults like her would prefer the heat at night with some hot coffee and chocolate. “This will be your room, Anna,” Michelle said as she opened the door to Marsha’s nanny’s room.

Anne Jenner looked at her, Jessica coughed, her eyes averted, pretending not to notice. Anne Jenner laughed and said, "I don't know this, can you ask the teacher?" "I'm just asking." Saying, Jessica sat up straight, her back arched very straight. Peter finally stopped walking, he glanced at the four of them, then said: "Switzerland is a very romantic country, this place is suitable for relaxation, suitable for dating, suitable for love." "And actors can't be without emotional scenes." He also sat down, holding a notebook to show the four of them, from left to right, said: "Four people divided into 2 pairs, for three days of love, Sally and Anne Jenner, Arika and Jessica ..."

Olivia replied, chuckling at her self-made joke. That's how it is, Olivia is the only child of the owner of a company in the chocolate food industry in Switzerland. From childhood he was always spoiled, he even had more than five maids to serve himself. But now the number of services is reduced, but the housekeeper has more than ten people with each task.

she just rolled her eyes after she did her speech to them. Mike gave Helena something to eat, I couldn’t see what it was because he was facing her and Miss Mata the witch was blocking the way. I was standing before the door holding its curtain so I could see them and how’s the animals doing. The tiny pigs were suddenly oinking swaying their cute noses on the bottle, “I’ll feed you another batch later. You wait, piglets!” she said to them and when Helena fells asleep, Mike came back near the door, “It’s fine for the puppies to drink a cow’s milk right?” he whispered. Miss Mata turned to face us and, “Yes, of course.” She said. “Now, where is that mama cow ehh?” she continued and walks while

When we left for Switzerland, we had packed our bags in the dormitories to shift to our respective rooms. Our home in Hermanus, an incredibly beautiful city in South Africa, was a city within a city. Surrounded by huge walls to keep the wolf’s community safe, we were located at a shore of Hermanus city. Spread along the coast, most of the city was occupied by wolves. Within the walls, was our home. And within, living peacefully, was thousands of werewolves who were absolutely secluded from the outside world. Our family is the ruling family of the clan and protected those who lived in the walls. These walls were our home.