The House Across The Lake Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Oh, no!" Shantelle laughed from her seat. She said, "I can't, honey. I can't carry your siblings out there. You, Daddy, Uncle Miguel, and Lily can go." "Sorry, Mommy, I forgot!" Lucas said. It did not take long for them to arrive at the lakehouse. It was a gorgeous red-roofed house that sat in front of the lake. The kids immediately got off their vehicles, running around and getting together to watch the lake from the docking station.

We were traveling light, but it should be enough for the short time we'd be away. The trip was probably only about a hundred miles as the crow flies, but roads were a different matter altogether. We would take the back roads through north Texas, crossing the lake into Oklahoma near Cedar Mills, driving for another hour on paved roads before hitting the gravel, then a dirt road that lead to the old family homestead. Robin's mother had told us that her father had built the original lake house, a real rustic cabin, in the middle of nowhere. The creation of Lake Texoma by damming the Red River made 120+ acres of inaccessible hillside a valuable commodity 30 years later. Most of the lake developm

I also did not miss the hard intakes of breath coming from Mica and April. I stared at them curiously. Cousin, right? Mica caught me staring at her and realized how obvious they were in ogling at Hunter. She glared at me. I just shook my head and looked away. Tania was nowhere in sight. But I was still pretty sure this weekend was going to be epic! The house was a magnificent combination of wood and glass. The ceilings were high and the walls facing the beautiful view of the lake was made of glass, making the whole house almost visible to anybody on the opposite side.

Same like Lake and Larissa, fortunately Lake was a typical procrastinator, so his life was much more organized than if he did. Larissa opened her mouth wide and was actually amazed at the house Lake bought. Since this is not just a house, the building before her now looks more like a big inn. Her tiny sandals and sandals ran toward the side of the house, she circled the side of the house with the figure of lake casually walking behind her. When Larissa got to the backyard, she noticed a pretty big homemade Lake. Near Lake there are chairs, as well as beach tables. She smiled wide, taking in the nearby scent.

The water was frozen, but it wasn’t safe to cross over when the pale rays of the sun shimmered over the thin layer of ice. I looked all around it, searching for Cassie’s house. It was difficult to locate amidst the lush forested area dotting the shores of the lake. I wondered why she lived in such a remote place! We walked stealthily ahead, keeping an eye out for the enemy pack. ‘I can see a log cabin ahead, Lena behind the trunks of those birch trees,’ said Xara. ‘Yes. I can see it too. Let’s go. I think that’s Cassie’s house.’

With one last glance at them, I turn toward the door, knowing they'd do anything to see me happy. I'm smiling the whole way to the lake house. It was originally going to be the home Atticus and I moved into to raise Xavier, a plan that changed along the way. Over the years, it became our escape, a place where we took trips with the kids, where laughter and chaos always seemed to echo off the walls. The house sits perched over the water, embraced by woods. It's secluded to the point it feels like it exists in its own world. No neighbors, no interruptions, just the soft lap of water against the rocks and the whisper of trees swaying in the breeze.

I chuckled and pulled up my laughing mate. “Ok. So the names are really weird and I am guessing that rooms will be crazier, right ?” Kai said. “Not crazier than the fact that a part of the cottage touches the bottom of the lake and you can see everything inside the lake,” I simply said. “What ?! That’s crazy ! How come the place is not flooded ?” he asked in astonishment. “Because my dear mate, the house has been separated from the lake by dragon glass and no power of God can break that thing,” I explained.

~Rose~ ”You made it!” Clara shirked and ran up to me, wrapping her arms around me. I hugged her back and giggled and she dragged me and her brother into their lake hosue. When I first heard the word ’lakehosue’ I expected a smaller, wicker house by a lake, like a cozy cotage. What I didn't except was a humongous mansion with three stories and an entire private lake with three jetskees and a yatch outside.

The surrounding area was a bit unkept since the house had not been used for a while so it lacked proper maintenance, but they could always spend the first few days cleaning up and beautifying their home to make it look more livable. The family also noticed that a few meters from their house, there was a medium sized lake connected to the other side of the forest. From afar, Sabrina who was standing near the lake noticed the sight of a large manor across the lake, it was still a bit far from them, but it was visible nonetheless.

👇👇 . . . 💎Elva's POV💎 "Yaaaay" I squealed excitedly and Mig laughed. "So there is a lake in this house ?" I asked surprisingly. "Yes,we have a lake at the back of the house but we rarely go there" He said. "Wow.. let's go" I said excitedly and we both walked out of the house. He pulled a small gate and we walked in.. and i couldn't help but gasp at the sight.