Duduk Berdua Di Tepi Pantai Novels & Stories

Devrat told Rudra how much adhya loved beaches. Soon they reached the beach, Adhya was excited like a child but she was trying to compose herself as Rudra was always walking beside her. White sand beach and crystal clear water surrounded by coconut trees and coral reefs, adhya was getting more excited to witness all this nature's beauty. She quickly removed her flats as she wanted to feel the sand Rudra also followed her actions. Rudra pulled her close by her waist and adhya flinched again as rudra is not a person who likes PDA.

I scoffed at her statement. Ryker and I perched on a massive tree branch, basking in the warm glow of the bonfire as we savored the refreshing beer I had brought along. Manong Jose placed it in the cooler, resulting in its icy temperature. As I glanced over my shoulder, a heartwarming sight greeted my eyes—two young girls immersed in joyful play along the sandy shores. They find themselves at the precipice, their hands intertwined, eagerly awaiting the crashing wave. With each surge of water, they hastily retreat, their laughter echoing through the air, reminiscent of carefree youth.

Andrew caught her hand in his and strolled along beside her, the gritty sand squishing beneath their feet. The sun’s rays glittered in the ocean’s undulating waves and overhead, a screeching gull dived towards the sand and some discarded morsel only just discovered. Spaced along the sand were various other groups of people—some couples, some families with children. A few groups of bathing-suited young men putting on obnoxious shows playing volleyball or shouting and splashing in the waves to get the attention of the groups of bathing-suited young women. Most beachgoers not in the water rested on beach towels or blankets directly in the sun, their belongings tucked beside them. Others, like s