Duduk Berdua Di Tepi Pantai Novels & Stories

I sat with my hands entwined in my lap, my thumbs fiddling in anticipation. We stopped at the beach. I can't see any restaurants nearby, forget the restaurants I can't find another soul other than us. I looked at him with wide eyes, "Where are we going to eat?" I asked looking around. All I can see is the beach with waves crashing against each other. And the few palm trees present were swaying in sync with the waves. We came to the deserted part of the beach. "You'll see" he smiled. He started walking taking my hand in his. I spotted a few orange spots but only after going a bit near it, I understood they are lanterns, and in the middle of them lay a table with 2chairs in the white sand.

Magda put the paddle board into the sand and looked up at the man standing beside her. The sun was low in the sky, the beach long deserted and the last two surfers on the shore standing side by side after riding in their last wave of the day. “Hi.” “Hello.”

Adrian asked, pulling me out of my thoughts. I smiled at him, nodding eagerly. “I’d love to.” We made our way along the shore, the sand cool beneath our feet as we walked side by side. The sound of the waves was a calming presence, the rhythmic crash of the ocean mirroring the steady beat of my heart. It felt like we were in a world of our own, separated from everything else. It was just the two of us, moving at our own pace, without any distractions.

She was just an ordinary person, free to do whatever she pleased. She didn't have to worry about others paying attention to her, let alone about paparazzi taking clandestine photos or being gossiped about by the public. Lani relaxed, sipping coconut water and admiring the sea view as she idly shook her leg. In the distance, there was an elderly couple holding hands, strolling along the beach. Their hair had turned silver, their faces lined with wrinkles, yet their gestures remained intimate. The two figures merged into one another on the sandy backdrop, creating a serene and comfortable scene.

Opening my eyes and looking at the beach, I notice that because of the time there are quite a few people, who in the mid-afternoon enjoy the sun and are doing various activities, like tanning or playing in the sand. "Maybe over there" I point showing the left side of the beach: "There are not many people over there". Looking in the direction I point, Dominik tells me, "Yeah, not many people, let's go over there." Smiling, while observing the whole place, I walk together with Dominik to a place a bit far away from the rest of the people on the beach. And even though this place is a bit empty, I don't doubt that soon more people will arrive here and put their stuff near us. Anyway, I didn't mi

Ultimately, they had to settle for just sitting on the cliff's edge and solemnly enjoying the super beautiful panoramic view of the sunset. Of course, Lea should have captured everything with her cell phone. At Daniel's insistence, she struck a few poses close to him. Just taking a picture of them on a deserted Jimbaran beach is no mistake.

Victoria was lying on a towel above the sand with her sunglasses on, watching as the waves crashed on the seaside. The sounds of birds were heard from a distance. It was truly peaceful. It has been a while since she went on a vacation or saw the beach. She wished she could stay relaxed forever, but she knew that peaceful moment would not last, so she wanted to enjoy it for as long as she could. From the side, Dante approached her while holding two young coconuts in his hand. He handed one over to her and she took it with a smile.

As the peaceful night enveloped them, having already enjoyed dinner, they decided to linger by the shore, savoring the gentle sea breeze. Kyle, ever caring, spread a blanket on the sand, assisting Kaitlyn as she settled down, making sure she was comfortable. Once she was situated, he joined her, sitting close as they both faced the vast expanse of the sea.

“And if we get caught, I’m leaving you to fend for yourself.” “I think my farm boy charm and rippling muscles will help,” he winks. He ducks under. When he comes up, his hair is plastered to his forehead, and he shakes his head like a happy dog. At lunch, we split an oversized sandwich on a shaded bench and argue about who got the bigger half. Later we put our faces in the water just off the beach and follow a sea turtle along the reef. We dry off in the sun, lying side by side on towels, our toes touching. The wind smells like salt and the faint edge of coconut sunscreen. I point at a cloud that looks like a goose. He insists it is a whale.

When I knew that I already got everything I need, he held my hand and walked with me. When we arrived at the beach, there's a lot of people there already. 'Yung mga anak ng ibang crew, nasa dagat na naliligo. 'Yung mga babae naman ay nakaupo lang sa mat at nag uusap. 'Yung mga lalaki naman ay nag iinuman, nagluluto, at nagkakantahan. "Miss Maam!" tawag sa akin ng kapatid ni Jungle.