Ngintip Mandi Di Sungai Novels & Stories

~Daciana~ After plucking enough mangoes, we returned to our tents and rested a little before we checked the next thing on our list, and it happened to be swimming. ‘We really needed to have gotten this out.’ I thought as I turned to look at Prince Randall who also sat in front of his tent. “You don’t want to swim with me, do you?” I asked from outside my tent. “Nope, but it isn’t like I’ve got a choice…”

The man grinned and adjusted his cloth as he sat down on his bed. "What do you want to know about the water that could not mix with Ndiagu river," Ije asked. The palm wine tapper cleared his throat, ready to speak.

**Nala P.O.V "I'm sorry mamma," I apologized as I chuckled. Seeing she was now drenched in water all because of me. My mamma sat to watch me on a rock nearby the river while she scales the fish with a sharp piece of board, she would always bring with her to the river and took out the guts in slicing their bellies with her claw. I swim within the river enjoying the water hitting against my skin. I looked within the sky hearing the thunder rolls and then at my mamma knowing what she was about to say to me now.

I jumped up immediately, stripped off all my clothes and jumped into the river. The cool and sparkling mountain river soothed me down right away. I scooped up some water in my palm and poured it on my face. The crystal clear water splashed on my face and hair, which made me feel much relieved. Finn stood on the bank and watched me for a while. Then, he jumped into the water and started to catch fish. I got on the river back. I splashed some water at him, which made him snort. He then splashed some water back on me. I gasped with excitement.

I leaned down and gently whispered, “Antonio, we are going to find a stream nearby for a bath. We will be back soon.” He stirred but he did not wake up. Troy and I walked deeper into the woods, following the sound of running water. The soft gurgling of a stream grew louder, and soon, we reached its bank. The crystal clear water sparkled in the morning sunlight, inviting me to take a much needed bath.

And even if I explained, they would still not understand. "I can do that," I reheated with a false smile. "Great," said Gabriella, pinching my cheek. So she turned to Gina. "Did Cadu not tell you that there is a waterfall nearby? "It's a stream," said Gina, watching her long, well-made nails. "Besides, I don't think it's a good idea to go out without them. You know, they are still taking their parents' sermon, and now that their brother has joined them... This should take much longer than we think. Maybe we can go tomorrow morning.

I grabbed the rocks again to serve as support so I wouldn't slip. When I step on the water, I feel it's cold. Maybe it's nice to take a bath here every summer. I washed my hands first before getting water to drink. I got wet on my chin from drinking but I didn't care. After drinking, Prince Nesh arrived. I ignored him because I still hated him. I was almost convinced before and I still have plans to just leave. Where did he find that story!

nagtataka kong tanong sa aking sarili. Paano ako maliligo nito? May sabon nga, may tuwalya, wala namang tubig. Sa kakasiyasat ko sa loob ng banyo may nakita akong bakal na halos magkapareho lang nang bukasan ng pinto. Hinila ko ito paibaba at saka lang lumabas ang tubig mula sa itaas na para bang isang ulan.

Bia instructed, guiding the young master's pale hand to do as she said. The young Bimantara followed along attentively. He rinsed Bian's chubby body with water up over his head while gently rubbing his skin. Then he poured the baby liquid soap onto his palm, rubbed his hands together until it lathered, and soaped the chubby boy starting from his neck, arms, armpits, body, and finally his head. Meanwhile, the chubby subject of this hands-on lesson was busy playing with the water. Both Adrian's and Bia's clothes were thoroughly soaked from the splashes Bian was making.

“Their voices are so close, but I...” “You see that?” Lady Nagini pointed at the waterfall. “It’s Sidongkrang waterfall where the hills of reeds blocked human’s sight.” Lady Nagini stepped closer to the waterfall. She glaced at Rengganis. “No one will see this waterfall without my permission. Close your eyes!” She ordered. Rengganis followed her order with her heart pounded with fear.