Un Verano Inolvidable Novels & Stories

I was also completely free of burdens now, so I was thinking I could move to a place with beautiful scenery and a high quality of life to enjoy my retirement. I checked out a few places—Palmaria Beach in Fontana, Santa Barbarella in Caldera, and Kaelo in Halcyon. In the end, we unanimously chose Nobilis in Fontana. There was the sea, the sun, and the possibility of a house with a dock, where we could fish and bask in the sunlight each day. It was during this time that Vincenzo invited me to dinner a couple of times. I could read what he meant in his gaze, but I had no intentions of getting involved at that time.

Elisa's hair flew in the wind, and Felix was jealous. "Lake Como?" she repeated. Camelia had heard of the town of Varenna from one of her business partners. Lake Como was a must-see destination for tourists in Italy, famous for its beautiful blue waters and paradise-like atmosphere. Camelia had thought about taking a vacation with Samuel during the summer, but Felix made it happen for her.

VALENTINA We spent our first summer vacation at the beach house. It was early June and the sun was shining brightly. The weather forecast had predicted a few days without rain. Adrian had taken the week off from work, which didn’t mean he wouldn’t have to return in case of an emergency, but I was still ecstatic about the chance to have a family vacation on the beach. I dressed Sofia in a cute two-piece with ruffles and sunflowers, cute sunglasses, and a straw hat. My bikini looked very similar, minus the excessive frills, but we still managed a cute twin look.

She stood in front of the window, staring at the snow on the ground outside all night. She thought about the future, relationships, and more until headache set in. ＊ Back in the villa, the old lady was sitting in the living room, watching TV. “Where did you two go today?” She asked as Mark and Summer entered in tandem. “We have gone to Chatforte Tops,” Summer said with a smile. “So how was the trip?” the old lady asked. Summer took out the photos from her wallet and handed it to the old lady, her eyes narrowing into a smile. “Isn’t it beautiful?”

Jamie scoffed. "I mean..." Veronica forced her eyes to look away from the couple but failed. She should mind her own business and enjoy this weekend trip. However, her thoughts still bordered on cheerless and depressing despite her efforts to have fun on this weekend getaway. "I'm fun company, right? More often than not, at least." "Whatever, Veronica," Bre mumbled and stretched out her arm. "Pass me the sunscreen?" "That Luke?" Jamie turned to Bre when she got busy with her phone again. Jamie sat on the yellow recliner, while her two-piece accentuated her tall, lean frame. She'd be staying in the country for another three weeks for Fashion Week.

Not an expensive date. Just a warm summer evening, a swimming pool, and someone who made me genuinely happy to be myself.

This time the whole process felt more draining and slower as he kept focusing his mind on the hands of the clock as he kept using everything he had got to move them anticlockwise towards the past. During their brief relationship with Claudine, he had taken her to a cinema to watch an old movie which was a depiction of a bestseller written by Nicholas Sparks. The title of the movie was ‘A Walk to Remember.’ The heroine in the movie had witnessed a miracle she had prayed for all her life before losing her life to Leukemia. On their way home Ara had asked Claudine what her miracle would be if she had an opportunity to witness one. “To have a cup of tea with Leonardo Da Vinci and Lisa Del Giocon

Me? I gave up my future and left my homeland to follow him across the ocean to Stormbay when he had nothing. We lived in a basement apartment. We survived on cheap instant noodles soaked in hot water. I stayed beside him as he climbed back up step by step. However, after all those years together, I still could not compare to a childhood sweetheart. At that moment, every question I wanted to ask felt meaningless and pathetic. “Fine. You are compassionate and loyal. You want to take care of her and her son. I will not stop you.”

THE GUARD CHAPTER 1 The public beach baked under the relentless summer sun, waves crashing in a steady rhythm against the crowded shore. Bodies packed the sand like sardines, umbrellas dotting the landscape in a sea of color. Valentina wiped sweat from her forehead, her skimpy red bikini clinging to her skin like a second layer. At twenty-two, she had come to this popular tourist spot for a day of relaxation, but the heat was merciless. Sweat dripped between her breasts, tracing paths down her toned stomach despite the multiple layers of sunscreen she had applied.

Memories he had long wanted to forget, but every time a stranger mentioned his name again, it brought back those recollections—making him remember more things from the past that made him laugh and cry. "But I still want to apologize for making you feel uncomfortable by saying something bad about your name," Kenna said again. "As an apology, how about I treat you to the top-floor restaurant? They say they often have barbecues up there, and the grilled meat is amazing." "Kenna," Sieghal interrupted. "You don't need to apologize, and I'm not going to do anything to you over this," he said. "So you won't stop being friends with me?"