I stared out at the sea, the waves crashing on the shore. I watched as my wife chased after Naomi and Max. The waves splashing against them. "Honey! Come join us!" Natasha called out stopping to stare at me. I heard the calls of my children and smiled. Who could say no to having a little fun.
I tossed aside the book that I was writing into the sand and hurried over. The salt water splashed at my ankles as I picked up my kids and started running deeper into the sea.
If this was how the rest of my life was going to pan out then I wouldn't trade it for the world.
For anyone out there who may read my book in the future, I just want to let them know that there's always second chances.
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There's Always Second Chances
General FictionAdrian Lawson. From being bullied to the most popular boy in school. He's never been one for crushes, always focusing on his studies and friendships. How will he fare when Queen bee Delilah Ellis has completely different plans for him?
