People We Meet On Vacation Hardcover Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 44 •AURORA MARCO• It’s been two weeks since our vacation and it’s been nothing short of amazing and fun. Visiting many intriguing locations and trying out different meals was the highlight of this trip. Some days were spent at the villa where we just stayed indoors baking random pastries and of course, having sex.

Even though their travel manager had booked separate rooms for Roth and Tristan, Roth was hanging out in Tristan’s room, as he always did until he found a girl on vacation. Usually on the first day of the vacation, Roth would hang out around Tristan so much that Tristan would be in a state of ecstasy.

A good reason to make him tag along. Seeing the two working together made me feel at ease, and I hated to break it up—but it was necessary. “Luis!” I interrupted them as they both looked up from their books. “Pack your suitcase. We’re going on a vacation.” Livia looked up, her eyes meeting mine with a soft smile on her lips. Luis gasped, then he jumped up from his seat. “Really?” he exclaimed. “Where are we going?” "Miami!” Luis frowned, clearly disappointed. "That's hardly a vacation, Vince." he shook his head. “It’s like visiting our next-door neighbors.”

**** REVA Aspen greeted us like a postcard brought to life as the jet touched down, the mountains rising around us in snow-covered grandeur. I could feel the crisp cold, electric as it promised adventure and indulgence before the jet doors even opened. Christmas Day had never looked like this to me before. I had always spent it at home with my family, even though work always spoiled us, but I’d never really been one to spend Christmas away until this year, which was part of the reason I was beyond excited for this vacation. Levi’s hand found mine as we descended the steps, and Matt and Nikki followed behind us, laughing about something I barely caught even as the sound carried up the thin mo

“There’s something wrong with her, I can feel it. She’s the type of character that dies in the first chapter. She’s a filler, don’t pay attention.” I opened my mouth but the words stayed silent. The way these two were acting, you’d think we weren’t kidnapped by strange serial killers at all. We probably came here to have a nice vacation, some best friend alone time, of course. My heart ached at even the mention of a vacation. Mom had overworked for so long, most of her life to provide for me, we’ve never really had a proper vacation as a family. The most vacation it was could have been a trip to the mall together or buying some groceries. Yet a proper break from work and being able to chill

My response was a feigned polite smile. Later when we'd finished eating and were now lounging in the living room, Leah began, “I think our next vacation should be in Turks and Caicos Islands.” “This vacation is barely halfway and you're already thinking about another one,” Benjamin huffed affectionately, causing Violet to giggle. As I watched the three of them from the sofa where I was perced on beside Leah, I felt out of place. I had never felt so alone in my life the way I did right there and then.

When we asked around at the hotels near the tourist area, we learned that almost everything was already fully booked. There was only one room left. Shanine immediately became unhappy. "Just book it. If we wait any longer, even that will be gone!" After listening to her complain all day, my mood for sightseeing had nearly vanished. Thankfully, Phoebe was much more understanding. "Richard, it's okay if we squeeze in together for one night." Suddenly, an idea flashed through my mind, and I immediately booked the room. "Finally! We can rest now," she said with a sigh.

8 - Aurora “Yeah right, you were off with the Corleone’s. So it still counts as vacation. You were in the tropics. Everyone knows Lady C uses her business trips to vacation. And you got to hang out with Lady C and her walking I*******m filter.” He says, setting his laptop on the coffee table and opening his arms for me to join him back on the couch.

Then he glanced up as if remembering something, “I want you to meet some people tomorrow. Don't get nervous with our conversation during the meeting.” Her stomach tightened. “Who are these people?” she asked carefully, looking down at him. He exhaled against her chest, “Until tomorrow, little bird,” he replied, resting his head back against her. Kara sighed softly. She could smell the faint trace of his shampoo as she leaned her chin on his head and wrapped her arms around his neck. “I want you to meet some people too,” she whispered after a moment. His eyes remained closed. “Who are they?” “They invited me on a short vacation at the end of the month. We could go together… if you want. I wil