The next morning, Vivienne woke up feeling a sense of renewed determination. She got dressed and headed downstairs to find Leah and Embry already up, sipping coffee and chatting about the previous night.
"Morning," Vivienne greeted them with a smile.
"Morning, sunshine," Leah replied, her eyes sparkling. "How are you feeling?"
Vivienne took a seat at the table and poured herself a cup of coffee. "Better than I have in a long time. Last night was... liberating."
Embry grinned. "Glad to hear it. You were brave, Vivienne. Facing your past like that takes guts."
Vivienne nodded, feeling the warmth of their support. "Thanks, Embry. I couldn't have done it without you both."
After breakfast, they headed to school. Vivienne felt lighter, more at ease with her surroundings. She attended her classes, participated in discussions, and even managed to enjoy Quil's antics in English class.
At lunch, Vivienne, Leah, and Embry gathered at their usual spot. Quil joined them, bringing his usual energy and humor. They discussed their weekend plans, and everyone was excited about the beach day Embry had suggested.
As the school day ended, Vivienne found herself looking forward to the weekend more than ever. The thought of spending a carefree day by the ocean with her friends was a welcome break from the recent emotional rollercoaster.
That evening, Vivienne sat in her room, organizing her things and preparing for the beach trip. As she was packing, her phone buzzed with a message from Harriet.
"Thank you for coming last night. It meant a lot to me. I'm sorry for everything. I hope you find happiness, Vivienne."
Vivienne read the message, feeling a sense of closure. She replied with a simple, heartfelt message.
"Thank you, Harriet. I wish you the best too."
With that, she put her phone away and continued packing, feeling a sense of peace.
The next morning, Vivienne woke up early, excited for the day ahead. She quickly got dressed in her beach attire, grabbed her bag, and headed downstairs. Leah and Embry were already in the kitchen, packing snacks and drinks for the trip.
"Ready to hit the beach?" Embry asked, his eyes gleaming with anticipation.
"Absolutely," Vivienne replied, her smile matching his enthusiasm.
They loaded everything into the car and set off, the drive filled with laughter and music. When they arrived at the beach, the sun was shining, and the waves crashed gently against the shore.
They set up their spot, laying out blankets and unpacking their bags. Quil and a few other friends joined them, adding to the fun atmosphere. They spent the day swimming, playing beach volleyball, and building sandcastles. The sun was warm on their skin, and the sea breeze was refreshing.
Vivienne took a moment to sit back and watch her friends, feeling a deep sense of gratitude. She was surrounded by people who genuinely cared about her, and she was creating beautiful new memories.
As the sun began to set, casting a golden glow over the ocean, they gathered around a small bonfire Embry had built. They roasted marshmallows, shared stories, and enjoyed each other's company. The sky turned shades of pink and orange, and the first stars began to appear.
Leah sat beside Vivienne, their hands intertwined. "This is perfect," Leah said softly, looking at Vivienne with a smile.
Vivienne nodded, her heart full. "It really is. Thank you for being here with me."
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Love poems (Leah Clearwater story)
FanfictionThis story follows Vivienne Cortez, a 19-year-old who has recently relocated to Forks with her family. Her entire world turns upside down when she meets Leah Clearwater.
