Rowaelin On The Beach 6 Novels & Stories

In a dreamy little cottage on the beach, built with white shells and moonstones, they watched the sunrise and sunset, the ebb and flow of the tide, as if all beautiful moments were frozen there forever. "Sister, want to go play in the water?" Rhys asked with a smile, his mood soaring as he saw the contented smile on Selena's face. Selena nodded without hesitation. However, Selena couldn't swim, so she could only wade barefoot in the shallow water near the beach, feeling the cool caress of the waves on her ankles. Rhys didn't push her, just played with her like a child, chasing each other on the sand, splashing each other with water.

The beach was a dream and I was totally in love and I just knew I would be back again and I totally understood the reason behind the whole world wanting to come there. Soft sand, the gentle sea, warm air brushing along our skin. The kids ran around barefoot, soaking it all in. Amelia was in a pink beach shorts and a cute little top and so was Andrew with white and blue stripped shorts. They looked so happy…I couldn’t help but take pictures for the sake of memories. Elijah laid on a towel, still careful with his position. I sat beside him watching the twins try to build something between a castle and a shapeless pancake.

“If you really feel so bad about it, we can exchange contact numbers. If I feel unwell after I go back, I can contact you. What do you think?” Cordelia was more than willing and nodded fervently. Both of them exchanged their numbers. At the same time, it was finally Cordelia’s turn. She picked up Ginger and turned back to glance at him apologetically. Rowan smiled and waved, incredibly content as he watched her back. … Mrs. Bayer’s recital on the sea was held as planned. The sky was a brilliant blue with the sun shining. The calm sea seemed to be gilded and breathtaking when the waves glimmered from the breeze.

Rafe asks, confused. “No,” Alvin says, rolling his eyes at Rafe. “Ian told me. In our minds.” He squints his eyes a little, concentrating hard. “It’s hard to tell, because it’s mostly pictures, this far away.” He concentrates harder. “But they’re at a beach…Rock something? Rock…” “Rockport?” Bridgette offers, saying the name of a tourist town about five hours south. “Yes!” Alvin says, throwing up his hands in celebration. “That’s it!”

Carrie looked gleeful. “You’re crazy,” Zeda shook her head, and they both laughed. The beach was already filled with people when they arrived—a beautiful expanse of glittering white sand where couples walked, children played, and surfers rode the moderate waves. “Wow, it’s even better than I expected,” Carrie said, looking around excitedly. “Totally filled up,” Zeda mumbled. “What are you going to be doing here alone?” Carrie asked her as she pulled off her T-shirt and handed it to Zeda, who neatly folded it and held it. “I’m joining Rylan to swim.”

She was really on the beach that she went to with Dakota, Lia, and Leo in the past. “Yes, it’s Eggsea,” Dakota answered as she followed her from behind even though it was totally unnecessary. “I asked the people in charge here to close the whole beach so we can have it for ourselves.” Olivia looked around as she realized that there were no other people on the beach except for them even though it was still daytime on a weekday. She felt even more touched as she turned around to throw herself into the arms of the green-haired woman, who hugged her back despite being surprised at first.

Which was six years ago by the way. After thirty minutes of swimming, Kai and Claire were still having so much fun! Ellyse eventually felt bored by herself so she removed her cover up, exposing her pink two piece bikini. She tier her hair into a bun before walking to the shore and letting the cold seawater embrace her skin. Maldives was so beautiful, the water was crystal clear, the sky was beautiful with the sun peaking through just enough to illuminate the whole place. It was everything she’d ever wished for, if only things were a lot different.

**Rowan’s POV** There was silence on the beach when we stepped out onto the sand, save for the distant cries of seabirds and the soft sounds of waves crashing against the shore. Now that the sun was high up, the turquoise ocean waters glistened. A cool breeze drifted in from the ocean, carrying the scent of salt and everything it had to offer. Raina walked beside me, her sheer throwover swaying with every step, her bare feet sinking lightly into the sand. The sunlight kissed her skin, making her look like she belonged to this place…

"Take Selene and run! I'm too weak... I'll only slow you down!" "I am NOT leaving you!" Rowan roared. He grabbed me with one arm and Selene with the other. He tried to run for the exit, but the floor collapsed beneath him. We fell into the darkness once again. --- **I woke up to the smell of salt and the sound of waves.** I was lying on a beach. The sand was black, and the water was a deep, ink-like purple. I sat up, my body aching. I looked around. Rowan was lying a few feet away, unconscious. Selene was sitting by the water’s edge, staring at the horizon.

Allan watched Riana as they walked down the beach. She looked beautiful and very full of life as she played in the water. She dodged the waves with a squeal, her face lighting up when she laughed. It was hard not to laugh with her—her mood was infectious. That and the few glasses of wine they’d consumed.