Mermaid Pool Parties Novelas e Histórias

Judging by Alex’s reaction when he saw us dancing, it had worked—a little too well, judging by Madeline’s glare. “I didn’t realize you knew Alex,” I fibbed. My stomach churned, and not because of Madeline’s poisonous tone. The Hausses’ pool room looked like a luxurious, modern Roman bath, all white marble and gilded columns. The pool itself gleamed turquoise beneath a glass dome that revealed the night sky in all its glory, and I spotted the colorful swirl of mosaics beneath the water forming the shape of a mermaid. But the smell of chlorine and sight of all that water…

PARTY IN PARADISE Clara stood by the pool relaxing with a bottle of sparkling water that she was drinking. She thought it was better to take it easy with the alcohol that was going on there, she had always been weak when it came to alcoholic drinks. She was a little embarrassed at first, because even in the dim light of the streetlamps, she could see that many people were making out in the pool. Straight and gay, and she decided to mess with her cell phone, relieved that she had given in and come to this party. She was enjoying it and Megan was absolutely right, she really should start going out more, she was becoming antisocial.

I should have read the message properly. That was my first mistake. When my friend Sarah texted me about a “pool party at Jake’s villa” I just replied “I’m in!” and showed up in my sexiest red bikini, a sheer white cover-up, and sandals. I thought it would be the usual music, drinks, some flirting, maybe a few cute guys. I had no idea what I was walking into. The moment I stepped through the gate into the massive backyard, I knew something was different. The music was low and sensual, not the usual loud EDM. Dim colored lights glowed around the huge infinity pool. There were maybe twenty-five people there, but the vibe was… heavy.

"Don't take it seriously. It was just… something I said." Kai stared at me like he didn't believe a word of it. But then he shrugged. "Whatever. I'm not here for that, anyway. I came to invite you to a party." "A party?" I raised a brow. "Yeah," he grinned. "Tomorrow. Saturday. Pool party. There'll be music, drinks, and hot girls." I squinted. "Hot girls?" Kai nodded like it was the best thing in the world. "Of course! We're going to smash that ass until we're tired. You know how it goes, booties everywhere, and if we're lucky, maybe even some real fun under the water."

The pool party was supposed to be just another night of pretending. Jake had organized it at his school’s exclusive outdoor venue — a luxurious setup with glowing underwater lights, floating candles, a live DJ, and an open bar that drew half the campus. Everyone who was anyone was present. The air smelled of chlorine, expensive perfume, and summer heat. Jake’s mom had been incredibly kind, personally handing me a stunning, deep sapphire-blue dress that hugged my curves perfectly and shimmered under the party lights. “You look beautiful, dear,” she had said with a warm smile when I arrived. “Jake is so excited for tonight.”

Music pounds through the walls before we even reach the entrance. Students spill across the grounds. Some are dancing. Others are drinking around a massive pool illuminated by floating blue lights. A group of students plays some kind of drinking game near the water while several others swim beneath the moonlight. The entire place is packed. I stop walking. “Crystal.” “Hmm?” “How many people live here?” She shrugs. “No idea.” “That’s comforting.” She laughs and links her arm through mine. “Relax. Fae always throw the best parties.”

Round tables and chairs covered with expensive white silk lined the polished floor of Percy’s pride and joy. There were balloons and string lights. Flowers and potted trees that blended in well with the decorations. Even though I couldn't stand Percy’s snake in the grass ass, he never missed when it came to putting together a celebration. “Can we have a good time tonight? I don’t wanna fight with you, Brielle.” “I’m not fighting, Kannon. And despite what’s going on … I am having a good time.” Instead of looking at me, she was looking at Monty.

“Ouchhh!” Daven muttered after he was hit by a tiny stone from somebody that was hiding behind the big rocks as he hanged out at the sea side with its strong impulse of water where he was standing. “Anybody there?!” he asked from the place where the stone came from and he wonder who would dare to hide behind those rocks where the impulse of water getting more stronger. Laughs! Of those beautiful mermaids hiding behind a large rocks that made him convinced that there are really somebody behind on it. When the burly young man tried to step closer to check, they immediately dived until they were drifting away into the depths of the sea.

The men would slump on the couch, drinking, playing poker, and talking business, while Juliet strutted around in crop tops and tiny shorts like it was a runway. I had told him I hated those gatherings and begged him to stop going. He just brushed me off. "Margot, networking is part of my job. We talk business and make connections at those parties. Come on, we're not attached at the hip just because we're dating. "Juliet is like one of the guys. We are business partners. Even if she walked in front of me undressed, I would feel nothing." All of it was just pretty lies to keep me quiet.