Library Ewa Beach Novels & Stories

BINTA I lived on a remote island on the coast of Lafiya called Rayuwa. Lafiya is a country made up of four states. Fili State, Ruwa State, Gona State and Daji state. Rayuwa is part of Daji State, and the capital of Daji is Duniya. The proximity of Rayuwa to Duniya is near. Lafiya is a developed country, but although Rayuwa is a part of Lafiya, it lacks civilisation, and because of this, it serves as a tourist attraction for Lafiya, generating millions in revenue. In Rayuwa, there were no schools, no electricity, or water supply. People usually fetched water from the streams or dug wells in their compounds. The lack of civilisation made it impossible for us to access proper medical care, and

By the end they were nut brown and sore again from making love on every surface they could in the cottage and a few places outside. "Do we have to go back?" Eva sighed as they lay in bed one late afternoon, golden light pouring in through sheer curtains that billowed in the sea breeze. "I haven't learnt to surf yet." "We left Kade in charge." Daniel pointed out, his fingers brushing over his mate's naked hip. "He'll be fine." Eva smiled. "We could just stay here and farm seagrass." "Seagrass?" Daniel raised an eyebrow. "Mhm." Eva smiled lazily. "Samphire is really popular right now."

The "somewhere special" turned out to be a hidden cove accessible only by a narrow path down the cliffs. Dante led the way, carrying a basket of food and towels. Elena followed carefully, her sandals slipping on the loose stones. When they reached the bottom, Elena gasped. The beach was tiny—maybe fifty feet of white sand tucked between towering rock walls. The water was impossibly clear, turquoise fading to deep blue farther out. No one else was around. Just them and the sound of waves and seagulls crying overhead.

Nag-book siya ng isang linggong bakasyon sa isang tahimik na beach resort sa Palawan, malayo sa ingay ng Maynila. Pagdating ni Ella sa resort, agad niyang naramdaman ang katahimikan at kagandahan ng lugar. Ang malinis na puting buhangin at kristal na malinaw na tubig ay tila nag-anyaya sa kanya na kalimutan ang lahat ng alalahanin. Sa unang araw pa lang, nagsimula siyang maglakad-lakad sa dalampasigan, ini-enjoy ang sariwang hangin at ang tanawin ng paglubog ng araw.

Her beauty could never be marred, nor could it be taken away. ‘You called me your Queen, but you’re my King. I wished that I had told you that. I promise that I will though,’ she said quietly. ‘Fun Fact time: Jae. Little Bitch was complaining about the upcoming hurricane. He either can’t swim or melts in water. Hopefully, he would just be eaten by a shark and leave me the fuck alone. Second Fun Fact: Douchewad mentioned the Helshing Coven. What do those two things have in common, Jae?’

The jewelry, and the lack of bars on the windows of the houses, indicated there must not be much crime on Santa Eduviges. The rickshaw crossed a small river, passed through several kilometers of palm plantations and banana groves, and finally came up to the airport. Eve ordered the driver to turn left and take the road towards the beach. The rickshaw passed through a small town and crossed a large grove of papaya plants. On the other side of the papaya farm there was a small group of cement houses that were within sight of the ocean. One of those houses belonged to Eve Bousquet.

She was really on the beach that she went to with Dakota, Lia, and Leo in the past. “Yes, it’s Eggsea,” Dakota answered as she followed her from behind even though it was totally unnecessary. “I asked the people in charge here to close the whole beach so we can have it for ourselves.” Olivia looked around as she realized that there were no other people on the beach except for them even though it was still daytime on a weekday. She felt even more touched as she turned around to throw herself into the arms of the green-haired woman, who hugged her back despite being surprised at first.

Delia: Just at a little motel by the beach – so cute here! Evelyn: Which hotel? V and I planning a trip, looking for recommendations. Delia: Sunrise Starfish. He can probably afford fancier, though! Evelyn smiles and then goes back into the gas station to ask the attendant for directions. A few minutes later, Evelyn and Ian park in the lot of the Sunrise Starfish, a cute little beach motel with a pool out front. “Wowww,” Ian says, smiling at it. “Can I go swimming?!”

Without any hesitations, I invited them to go outside straight to the beach to which she agreed. But of course, like Maxwell always does, he came with us. This is the first time I’ve seen it this close. I put down the towel on the beach lounge as well as other things Elastasia and I were holding. “I know there’s a beach here but I didn’t expect it’s beautiful like this,” Elastasia stated. A small chuckle came out of my lips. “Yes. It’s breathtaking, right?” “Uh-huh,” The white sand is quite dusty here unlike other beaches. Duncan and Erina immediately run toward the beach both of them giggled when the waves touched their feet.

“Where do you live?” I swallow the last bite and rub my hands to clear the crumbs before I reply. “Not far,” I mutter vaguely. “You said you live close. Where do you live?” I change the subject again. Ewan waves to an area across the beach. It’s pretty far from where we are, but I can see the rooftops and enclosures from where we are. “I live right there. My home is behind those trees.” “Wow, I’m envious,” I mutter longingly. “I wish I could afford to live here. “