Novel & Cerita Hacienda

Even if she doesn’t realise it yet. “You’re smiling,” Caleb notes, raising an eyebrow. “You’re thinking about her, aren’t you?” I scowl, turning away. “Shut up.” “You’re whipped, boss. Completely.” Ignoring him, I turn to the window, looking out at the vast forest surrounding the hotel. This place had been my last hope—a project born of desperation. For over two decades, we’d drawn humans here with promises of adventure and romance, hoping to find our mates among them. Some of my warriors had succeeded. Even Caleb had found his mate. But me? I’d been left waiting.

My forehead knotted because of the loud voices of men. Even with the closed door of the room I am occupying, I could still hear them loud and clear. They are loud, screaming, laughing like a madman. "Do you have a visitor?" asking for confirmation I asked. "My friends. Co-owner of el Refugio.” "Co-owner? You mean this land?” He nodded as a response. "This place is wide, honey. A single person won't be able to manage this hacienda. It's divided into four. North, south, east, and west. I manage the east part while the other manages the rest.”

I answered while looking at the side of his face. “Ok. We can eat together when we get to the farmhouse.” “Ok!” He urged his horse to move a little faster and I smiled. I was going to count today as a first date whether this man knew it or not. A horseback ride and lunch, even if it was something simple that we ate, it would be special. This still counted as an impromptu date. It was going to be so special because it was with him. We rode the horse from the fenceline down to the farmhouse and I took everything in. There were several houses, a barn, and stables. This setup was amazing, and to think that his family had been here for several generations now. I wonder who would take over after h

A few moments later, they also bid farewell to me after being instructed that I should visit them from time to time. "Come on, Amara.” As always, the old woman was kind and loved to talk. As the car started to enter the Almeradez’s property, she began telling me about what happened at the Hacienda since I left. The Hacienda looks wider than before. The color of the large gate at the front of the property, where an arch bearing the name of the hacienda is located, is different now. Trees still line both sides of the driveway, but there are now benches there. There are also some moderately sized man

Come to think of it, maybe they know Sky? “Old man, may I ask you, do you know Sky Fuentabello?” The old man shook his head. “I don’t know that name, young lady.” Maybe I need to describe him! “He looks handsome, old man. His family is the owner of the Hacienda Fuentabello near the city here in your province!” The old man seemed to be thinking. “Miss Araia, may I butt in?” Freya asks. I nodded. “There’s no such thing as hacienda here, and I’ve never heard of the name Sky or Fuentabello.”

That's how he was overprotective to his horse and how he dislike her. She rode Snowy, her own horse- a white beautiful mare while Joachin decided to choose Shrek. They tour them around the farm and pick some tropical fruits such as mangoes, pears and mangosteens. They tour them to the rice fields and sugarcane farm. Alec told them the daily operation of the hacienda, the season for harvesting and the season for planting. He even narrated the history of the hacienda and how the De hizon owned it. Funny because she herself doesn't know about that too. She herself who live most of her life in the hacienda

"It's really far out here, isn't it?" "Yes, ma'am, it's quite far, but once you reach the hacienda, you won't regret coming here." A hacienda? She hadn't been told by her friend that her house was in a hacienda. A few minutes later, they arrived at the hacienda Evelyn mentioned. Clarisa was amazed at how large the place was, with coconut trees and mango orchards as the main crops. There was a large house standing in the middle of the hacienda—it looked like a palace. It was the only house there, with the nearest neighbors far away.

He brought her to that house of that unforgettable night. This house was also far from the mansion and other structures and tenant housing except our little hut, which was also far from the same, so it was very private from any prying eyes. It had its own exit through a private road at the back only accessible to its owner. He could get in and out of the hacienda without anyone the wiser.

Nick asked. "It's a typical Hacienda, there are mansions, plantations, and farms, there is also a ranch but my favorite in that area is the Murdock falls which have very cold water. The people there are also kind." Rex's replied smiling causing me to raise my eyebrows in surprise and shock at what he just said. I heard Gabriel laugh when he saw Rex stop upon realizing what he had said.