Travel Novels & Stories

"Alright. Bring it in," Then she texted something on her phone, when a man walked in carrying a trolley on which bottles of wine and a few glasses were placed. The man left the trolley next to Farah as Moosa gazed at the bottles. Farah settled the bottle of wine infront of him along with a glass. "What is it?" Moosa asked. "A cure. Medicine," She looked at him with assured eyes, "that will help in healing you," "I don't drink, Farah," His eyes fell on the liquid that she was pouring in the glass.

Raising my eyebrow, I looked between the two of them until Winter was blushing and Maverik crossed his arms over his chest in a huff. “Well. That was spirited. I didn’t realize Latin ended up being such a debatable language.” “They are always like this, Mr. Penn.” Risa was chuckling with the other kids. “At least Winter is when it comes to someone saying she fluent.” Krista snorted. “She’s fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian. Nationally tested for Spanish and Italian. Latin is just another notch on her list. You should ask her about her recent discovery, German.” “I…that’s…Krista!” Winter slapped her friend who laughed.

I groaned again "Okay," he replied "So, why are we here again, cos we could have just taken fresh air and gone back to the house" I said looking at him "You'll see in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1" he said then Firework started shooting into the sky "Wow" was all I could say as I stare at the firework "You like it?" He asked I scoff "Are you kidding... I love it...thanks for bringing me here" I said kind of shivering

Kalis POV Everything was so dark and so quiet. I felt myself drift away, it was peaceful and calm. I opened my eyes to a beautiful forest with cool colors that light up the trees. the blues and greens hit the forest floor with the shine of the moonlight. It was something magical. It reminded me of fairy tales my mom would tell me when I was little, The forest god.

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When he felt satisfied with my vague answers about family and home life he then started asking me about books I liked to read. Without fail, Jayce asked question after question. What was my favorite color, favorite flower, and favorite sport. I was so caught up in answering his questions that it never occurred to me to be vague about the last question. Once he asked about my favorite sport I found myself laughing while giving him the answer before I could stop myself. “Well, if you want me to answer you honestly then don’t be offended when I tell you football isn’t my favorite.” He smiled and confessed he was not offended in the least. Then he surprised me further when he said, “I already kn

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After packing a bag and grabbing things they needed, they began the trek to the cabin, mostly in silence; both of them enjoying the scenery, and the quiet, occasionally holding hands and looking forward to getting back to normal, whatever that was. They passed the spot where Phoenix first smelled Tabitha and the rogues that night her and Gael claimed each other. She stuck her head out of the window, chuckling to herself that she better not smell that smell again. She took a deep breath, nostrils wide and dammit all, she smelled a witch and something else. She knew Tolina’s scent, and it was her, but the other scent was familiar, yet foreign. She really didn’t care right this minute. Tolina