Places We've Never Been Novels & Stories

Months later Leonardo Alvarez It's been some time since I've been talking to Camila, and at this moment I didn't know how to describe our relationship, I mean, we've never met, although it's weeks away, weeks? For us to meet for the first time at the university, and the truth is that I had no intention of sharing the details of that meeting with my friends.

She was looking at the photos displayed on the wall. "We've been to the desert too?" Alice asked in a surprised tone. "You must not have checked your journal until the end." Alice glanced thinly, frowning. "Yeah, I've only read half of it. Are there any biomes we haven't visited yet?" "There is." "Which one?" Alice raised an eyebrow. "Arctic tundra." Alice snorted. "Are we planning to go there too?" Edmund nodded. "We should have left four years ago. But I think, now we have to plan again."

How could he not have trust in me! "I have been to several places in Asia, Australia, Africa but nowhere in Europe or South America," I said wistfully, recollecting all the lovely memories. "Each vacation mum used to plan a perfect holiday for us and we used to have so much fun. She was such a travel enthusiast. We have done scuba diving, paragliding . . . have eaten different kinds of crabs and even insects, they're so crunchy! Now it's . . . erm all gone." Ian and Clark remained silent, not knowing what to say. They had this weird glint in their eyes- one which showed sympathy and perhaps . . . guilt. Ian suddenly nudged me and cheerfully said, "I bet we'll have fun too."

August's POV We are facing a portal right now. We will use the portal and instantly, we will be in Tierraguzam. I was too excited. Why is there no portal to others? Why do we have to take a ship, a blimp just to get to our destination? Good now and instant. We don't need to worry about travel. You know, this will pass as a travel goal. Think about it, we're going to all the continents, it's like we're doing a world tour. There's just not enough concert haha.

Not without embarrassing her and potentially getting both of us photographed and all over social media and the rag sites where they’ll jump to all sorts of conclusions about me and Julia, and I want to spare her that. Instead, I take the opportunity to remind her that this doesn’t have to be the only place where we can visit together. “You know, I would love to show you many other wondrous places, both natural and manmade. I think you would love to see the Eiffel Tower, London Bridge, the Opera House in Sydney Harbor. So many places you would love to visit come to mind. Have you ever seen the Grand Canyon? What about the world’s longest river?” At all of my questions, she shakes her head. Sh

“What? Never? That’s impossible.” “I’m not lying.” “But this is your city. You have lived here your entire life.” “Look I’ve been to legate beaches in Bali, rooftops in Dubai but never been to a place like this. No. I… why would I have? There’s nothing up here. But now I’m seeing this, to be honest, I’m shocked that this existed before. I though it was all special effects in movies. The silence up on that mountain peak was heavy, but it was a comfortable one. Like a thick blanket.

Jamal said. "Haven't we been here twice?" Jabal asked. "How come we never thought about that?" Jasmine smiled. She loved that Kelvin covered up for her and everyone supported him. "I almost thought..." "Whose idea is this?" Stella asked and they stared at one, then at another. "Start talking. Whose idea is this" Jasmine brushed her hair backward. "Actually, it is..." "It's everyone's idea" Ryan spoke up quickly. "While we were getting our things ready, we realized we never visited any place in Alaska. So we decided to speak to you about it"

While we waited for them to bring it, I studied her for a bit. “What did you think of our honeymoon trip to Figi?” My brows slanted as she looked confused for a moment. “It was great, but I want to visit again. There were so many things I wanted to see.” I had to fight back a scoff. This was too easy. I was barely trying, and she was practically giving herself away. Thinking of another trick question, she talked about the places she wanted to visit that she had never been to. One of the places she claimed to have never been to was Greece.

“Not all crazy people are crazy. Sometimes, they just know things they’re not supposed to know and other humans don’t believe them. You’re a supernatural creature. You should know that.” “The place isn’t even on a map.” “Look,” I say irritably, “I grew up in the mountains. There are plenty of places that haven’t made it onto maps for whatever reason—especially places infused with magic. That doesn’t mean they aren’t there. And it doesn’t mean you can’t find them. It’s just more difficult. We still have to try. What do we have left to lose?” Kian scoffs from ahead of us, his voice dark and hard. “There’s always something left to lose.”

I echoed, ready to step into our future, one hopeful day at a time. With renewed determination, we finished our planning session. The sun now warmed the entire room, symbolizing the optimism we felt for our journey ahead. I looked over our list of goals, each item more than mere words they represented possibilities, adventures, and dreams that had once seemed out of reach. “Traveling sounds amazing,” I said, excitement bubbling within me. “Which place should be our first destination?” Leo thought for a moment. “How about Paris? It’s the city of love, and we could stroll along the Seine, explore those little cafes, and… maybe even visit the art galleries.”