Hi5 Adventure Novels & Stories

“I let you sleep in. It’s almost noon.” “Exactly,” she muttered. “Still early.” He chuckled, handing her a coffee. “Wow,” she said. “You’re spoiling me.” Adrian handed her a smoothie and pressed a quick kiss to her lips. “Just a warm-up. We’ve got plans today.” She took a cautious sip. Mango and something else. “Oh yeah? Like what?” “A hike.” She blinked. “Come again?” Adrian plopped down next to her on the bed. “There’s this ridge just above the villa. It’s got a trail that winds up to a clifftop. Perfect view of the coast at sunset.”

He kissed my forehead before giving me a pep talk, "Be good, baby and don't hesitate to call me if anything goes wrong or if you need anything. I'm just a phone call away. Meanwhile, read your books and don't keep bad company. Make me Proud! Make mum proud!" He hugged me one more time before he got into the car and zoomed off, I watched the car until it was out of sight. I cleaned my tear stained face with my palms and proceeded into the hostel, dragging my box behind me. A reasonable amount of girls were sitted outside their rooms gisting, it was a sunday afternoon afterall.

It crumples to the ground and doesn't move again. I look around for my next target, and I spot a red abandoned car parked diagonally in the middle of the road. Sprinting for it, I leap up onto the hood of the car and then to the top, where I can get a better view of all the zombies without being in danger of getting bitten. Aaron follows suit, climbing to the top of a blue jeep with busted out windows.

She knew if she hesitated, she'd lose her nerve, and she was determined not to let her head get in the way of this. She relished in the scenery as they made their way out of the city. She had no idea where they were headed, but they rode for roughly an hour before Callum pulled the bike to a stop outside a beautiful, old building nestled in the side of the hill. "The Duke of Cumberland Arms", she read on the sign as she dismounted the bike and removed her helmet. "A pub?" She looked at Callum quizzically. She asked for an adventure, and Australia was full of pubs. A pub was hardly an adventure.

Aleia I dropped by to buy a gift for Jake. Jake was one of my childhood friends here on the island. We used to attend grade school. Not until dad brought me to the city again, he love surfing, so I bought a pair of surfing attire. He would indeed love it. But then I noticed a pair of summer attire. Zach's image came flashing like a movie clip. It would look great on him. It is a pair of white vests and board shorts. I decided to buy it for him even though it's not his birthday.

He’s on a separate plane, heading straight for Guadalajara with Micah and Jai to find Esteban. He was the one who mindlinked me after Chris’s vision. The moment she came out of it, she reached Meredith and Jared—before passing out. She’s stable now, just exhausted. First vision, pregnant alpha—it knocked her out cold. Dr. Hazel’s monitoring her at the hospital. “Jared, you’re landing around five?” Hakeem asks, background full of fast typing. “Yeah. We’ve been airborne for an hour. Should hit ground around 5 a.m.” Jared sounds tense. Wound tight. Between his sister and their stepmom, it’s no wonder.

Even though he already knew almost everything about Samantha from the dossier he had received, he still wanted to hear the simple things directly from her, like her favorite food or her favorite color. “Do you like the place?” Adam asked. “Yes, it’s beautiful,” she replied, glancing around. “After dinner, I want to take you somewhere else. I think you’ll like it too.” “And where would that be?” “It’s a surprise,” he said, leaving her curious. The dishes were served, and the two of them enjoyed dinner while talking about many things, like her childhood, the nursing program she never finished, and also about her dreams and plans. After savoring their meal and a wonderful dessert, they headed t