Sunny Summer Camp Juliana Novels & Stories

I sat near the window while watching as the city lights faded and were replaced by tall trees, winding roads, and hints of sunlight creeping over the area. When we arrived at the location, the sun was already rising. The summer camp was located deep in the countryside. It was an expansive area surrounded by tall pines, beautiful hills, and a winding river that glinted in the early dawn. A small lake also reflected the rising sun while wooden cabins lined the outer ring of the forest clearing, and beyond them, I could see trails that disappeared into the trees. I stepped off the bus while my shoes were crunching against the gravel path, and took it all in.

I said automatically, the lie bitter on my tongue. Helena's expression grew sad. "Bea, I've seen the pictures in your old photo albums. The ones you think you hid well enough that I wouldn't find them during my periodic roommate snooping sessions." My stomach dropped. "What pictures?" "The ones from summer camp when you were twelve. You and Ben building that ridiculous fort out of driftwood and determination. The two of you covered in mud and grinning like you'd discovered buried treasure." Helena's voice was soft with remembered fondness. "You looked happy. Both of you did."

A slow, cocky grin spread across his face, and I swear, my panties dampened on the spot. Who knew summer camp could turn into a thirst trap? I'd signed up for this urban escape, billed as a 'contemporary wilderness retreat' for young adults looking to unplug in the woods just outside the city. No cabins with Wi-Fi, just tents, hikes, and forced team-building. But seeing Justin? That made every mosquito bite worth it. He sauntered over after the s'mores, his broad shoulders filling out that faded camp tee, jeans hugging his thighs in a way that made my mouth water.

Over summer break, right after graduation, my parents, Stuart and Rachel Powell, decided the whole family would take a road trip together. But the moment I hauled my suitcase up to the car door, Mom's hand shot out to stop me. "There's no room. Maybe you should just sit this one out." She glanced back at the seat behind her. "Aiden doesn't want you along, either. He's not feeling well right now, so give way to him." My knuckles went white on the suitcase handle, and my throat turning bitter. Aiden was the biological son they'd lost years ago and only just found again. Ever since he came back, everything that used to be mine had gone to him. Slowly, I'd been pushed to the margins of t

velliam:- I told him to make distance from noble (suddenly juliana show up) juliana:- what are you doing velliam velliam:- I am just watch over my brother he was studying with your friend jammy juliana:- I am glad she open up with other people velliam:- what is your mean juliana:- she was my childhood friend and one day her father king and queen doing forbitten ritual. but the ritual failed and some how only juliana survived but when she look at dead face of her parents she lost mind. ever since she have nightmare about her parents dead. but she living with my family. she is introvert only talk to me. it's feel like old jammy is gone now. before tragedy she was kind and brave velliam:- that

I laughed at the thought. “Yeah, Okay.” I agreed and we both walked back to the house, what we’d seen at the entrance shocked us both. Coolers for the drink, a basket of fruit and other food items, bags etc. “uhh, What is going on here?” I asked looking at Adrian and he returned the stare, was also as surprised as I am. “We’re going camping soon, silly.” Julia said and I saw Alannah struggling with a bag, I moved to help her with it.

Their guests were already in the garden where the food was served and were helping themselves with it when Henry and Elizabeth joined them freshly dressed. Kids had their little corner where they already played, so the grown-ups took their places in the chairs and garden swings. “Where is Josef? I haven’t seen him in a while...” Samantha asked Anna. “Like you never were a teenager,” Anna chuckled. “In a summer camp with his friends. He’ll be here next time, he promised.” “And Sarah? I haven’t seen her either,” she asked Adaline. “In Italy somewhere. She’s taking this summer to see the old continent.”

They chorused. “Julian! Julian!” A girl ran up to us. A charming smile came across Julian’s face. “Wendy, hey what’s up?” “Well, I was wondering if you wanted to hang out this summer? I’m super available.” “Ooh yikes. Yeah, I’m not sure, Wen. See, we have a super busy summer ahead of us. We’re going to stay at the mansion and we have the internship, right Joy?” “Oh yeah, super busy summer, Wendy. I fear Julian just wouldn’t have the time.”

TYBERIAS' POV (tie-beer-ius) "What have you got?" "Juliana Hernandez: 22 years old, has a 2year old sister, works at Café Rouge, both parents are still alive however her father is unemployed and her mother hasn't visited them in a couple years." "Okay. You can go now." I said to Adams before he scurried off out of my office. I punched the bridge of my nose as I sighed deeply. Ever since I saw Juliana last night, I haven't been able to get her out of my head since and I fùcking hated it.

When a father was absent for too long, even his expressions of care and concern would have to wait at the back of the line. Alfred would send all sorts of gifts before holidays, and Bella would always reply, "Thank you, Daddy." Sometimes, she would share a sentence or two about her school. Paula visited us in Harlock several times. The first time she arrived, Bella was downstairs learning to ride a bike. The moment she saw Paula, she slammed on the brakes and sprinted forward to throw her arms around Paula. Paula traced the faded scar on her forehead as tears slid down the corners of her eyes.