Novel & Cerita Historical Fiction About Rome

So, I continue enjoying the view. I'm not sure if it's my imagination, but the breeze coming through the window carries the scent of Italian cuisine. I also hear distant laughter and lively conversations as Hans starts to drive slowly. Elegantly dressed people stroll the streets, bringing the nocturnal city to life with their energy. Although I was scared of what I would have to face here, the excitement of being in Rome, one of the most fascinating cities in the world, makes me feel extremely curious and positive. I remember hearing that Rome was like an open-air museum, and now I understand why. Every corner seems to hold a piece of history, a testimony to the grandeur and passage of time.

It felt like instruction. So I came back because I realized the alternative was worse. The alternative was to keep fleeing until my whole life became distance, until Leah’s voice turned into a memory that could be edited, until Livia—Chiara—became a ghost I could blame for everything I didn’t want to face. Rome is the center of this. Not because it is where it started, but because it is where the lies fit together cleanly enough to look like truth.

Using his mind according to the situation was a bonus added in it. While his father was busy admiring the girl's strength, he was busy thinking about Rome.Seeing the weak governance of old King Victor, king of Rome, surrounding kingdoms found it a perfect opportunity to win Rome and mark it as their own territory. Main fight was in between kingdom of Sicily and Florence. Both had important place in the history of Italia.Well, there was something else which connected them. It was small Justus , son of Augustus and Valentina. Everyone's heart used to squeeze in pain by seeing the poor boy of two years old who never got to see the face of his mother. Augustus desperately wanted to go back to Fl

The villages they passed were filled with brightly colored buildings, and the streets were alive with the sound of chatter and laughter. When they arrived in Rome, Alpha Caleb and Rory were blown away by the ancient architecture and rich history of the city. They spent hours wandering through the streets, taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling city. They visited the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Pantheon, marveling at the incredible feats of engineering and architecture that had been achieved so many centuries ago. In the evenings, they would dine in quaint little restaurants, savoring the local cuisine and sipping on delicious Italian wines. They would talk and laugh, enjoyin