Natural Beauty Novels & Stories

I’ve heard about how beautiful it is, though, and I am certain I will never forget this trip for as long as I live. As we glide across the lake, only a few other boats off in the distance, the peace and harmony of nature descends upon me, and I am overwhelmed by the beauty around me. The water sparkles in shades of blue and white, a darker shade of the same color of the sky above us, where white puffy clouds sail by. Around us, on both shores, vibrant green trees offer the perfect contrast to the bright blue, and dozens of birds chirp and flutter into the air, landing again on outstretched, welcoming branches before taking off again. “You are so beautiful,” Braxton says before kissing my tem

Natalia The Northern River Basin was just as beautiful as the legends claimed; mist dotting the peaks above, streams criss-crossing through the valley, tall evergreens and fat oak trees and colorful wildflowers swaying in the morning breeze. I stepped out of the car and immediately caught the scent of the flowers, which I inhaled deeply. It was a peaceful place. No wonder our ancestors chose it for their ceremonies, and no wonder Andrei chose it for the hunt. I would have preferred a picnic on this land, but the thought of running through those woods was invigorating.

She smiled slightly, and we walked in together. Trying to describe this place would be like trying to put to words, the beauty of unparalleled beauty in the vastness of space. It's a beauty that rids you of breath, a beauty that is timeless. It was nature, at its best. "So what do you think?" Brianna said basking in the expression on my face. She was watching me like an intricate puzzle, a look of fascination on her face. It seemed as though she was studying me, trying to figure me out. I only noticed for split second but that was enough for me.

It's a symphony of nature, where every element harmonizes to compose a visual masterpiece. Our vacation house stands as a haven nestled against the backdrop of New Zealand's natural beauty. A charming abode, it boasts a rustic exterior, adorned with vines that seem to dance in harmony with the gentle breeze. As I step inside, the interior unfolds like a storybook, revealing a cozy atmosphere that welcomes us with open arms.

Together they are the dream team, so much testosterone and so goddess damn hot it should be illegal. Back to the beauty unfolding before me. Tall, light-coloured walls leading to unreachable ceilings. From the centre and covering at least half is glass so that we can be enveloped in mother natures choosing of weather and lighting. Right now though? A gorgeous early morning sun is starting to peer through the misty start to the day. Even if it was rain and storms, the stunning scenery still has a calming effect on myself and others. I suppose that it is the wolf in us, we love to be surrounded by nature.

I have nothing to worry about anymore. "Let's go and join them." Beauty held my hand tightly, and I nodded. The place is beautiful. Nature is untouchable with its virgin beauty. The river glimmers like crystal clear, and the air is fresh. The birds are chirping, and the most magnificent sound you hear in the background is the dances of the trees around. Beauty's sister, Amalia, her husband, and her mother are already on the river's edge, having their swim. They're waiting for us. There's also another group on the other side, and I believe they're a friend of theirs.

Her words only deepened the frown on my face. She kept rambling about how I looked so great and did this and that in her visions but she didn't realise the terror she'd ignited in me. If she knew about it, who else knew? Being a crossbreed, an Unnatural at the moment wasn't exactly something to be joyful about. Not when all that came with it was pain and death. Unnaturals were hunted down and killed like deer. The ones that weren't brutally murdered nowhere to be found. There was no one to rely on. I didn't dare imagine what would happen if I was discovered. Even my father had once called crossbreeds "the diseased creatures that needed to die for the world to remain pure."

he added. There was something in his voice whenever he talked about his dad. He must really miss him. Just like I missed my mum too. “He taught me that nature isn’t bad. It’s life… and it’s beautiful,” Delvin continued with a soft smile. “And I think I agree with him because…” he paused and pointed toward a stream. “Look how beautiful this place is.” The scenery was truly beautiful to look at. One side of the water flowed gently, so clear and fresh that it looked safe enough to drink. The other side was wider, calm, and deep enough for swimming.