histórias de Summernight

Olivia thought this holiday would be just sun, sea, and a little freedom. Then she met Santiago-magnetic, charming, impossible to resist. Late-night dances, stolen kisses, and whispered secrets pull her into a whirlwind of passion she never expected. But paradise has a way of testing hearts. As desires, doubts, and unexpected choices collide, Olivia must navigate love, trust, and the courage to discover who she really is. A story of romance, self-discovery, and the thrilling chaos of letting your heart lead the way.

She was never meant to catch his eye. An older family friend visiting a sun-soaked villa... A younger man who thought he had charm mastered. One teasing smile, one whispered Italian phrase, and he's undone - flustered, speechless, and beautifully out of his depth. She's elegant, experienced, and devastatingly good at rattling him. He's determined, competitive, and falling far too quickly. Under the golden Mediterranean lights, what begins as banter becomes a game neither of them expected - a slow burn of glances, near-kisses, and dangerous chemistry. This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people is coincidental.

When Hannah returns to her sleepy hometown for a friend's wedding, she doesn't expect to run into Jack who is her childhood best friend, her high school almost, and the boy she never quite stopped thinking about. Years have passed, lives have changed, and Hannah isn't exactly free. She's engaged to a dependable man back home... but her heart wavers the second Jack looks at her like he still remembers everything they never said. Thrown together for a weekend of reunions, rehearsal dinners, and long-overdue toasts, old tensions rise fast and so does the chemistry. Jack is no longer the boy she left behind... he's more. He's angry, charming, wounded, and still very much in love with the version of her that used to run barefoot down the beach. Hannah tries to keep her distance. She tries to be polite, composed, the woman everyone expects her to be. But Jack doesn't let her hide. Not from him, not from what still simmers between them. Late nights, stolen glances, and one impulsive kiss under the stars unravel everything she thought was safe. When the truth of her engagement finally comes to light, heartbreak follows. But so does clarity. Forced to confront what she truly wants and it's not what's expected. Hannah breaks away from the life she built out of obligation and fear. And this time, she runs toward Jack. This is a sweeping, deeply intimate short love story. It's full of past regrets and future promises, quiet forgiveness and undeniable chemistry. From a wedding that wasn't theirs to a future they never thought they'd get, Jack and Hannah find their way back to each other through chaos, honesty, and finally, choice.

We were just children, gulping in the world with our eyes. We were just summers in the ocean, swimming in the whitewash, searching the water pools. It was me and my sisters, my dad and mum. We didn't expect him, but the moment he showed up, it was hard to not imagine him there. We soon became friends, in the call of the summer. He painted my life in new colours I hadn't know my life was colourless in. He taught me how to love, in a gentle and pure way. But that was years ago, and we are not the same people from those summers. I haven't been home in years, and I never thought I would. I didn't realise that our childhood love could've echoed in my adult life. I didn't feel the ripples, the memories until I was back at the house. Back at the beach. Before I had thought that all we were was a collective bunch of memories that had golden under the light of age. But now, I wonder if that is all we are. I wonder if a future could be in that mix too.

Sienna never really thought about grief or how it could affect someone so deeply. Well, she never thought about it until just before this summer. The accident happened in April, and Sienna's been blaming herself for it ever since. But this summer was going to make it all better, this summer was going to fix her. And it did, just long enough that she could mess it all up again.

"And I still recall every summer night like it was yesterday..." A love story about teenagers, campfires, some sunsets, and moments that could last forever. | January 5th, 2018 - not discontinued, just missing the epilogue :) DISCLAIMER: i wrote this when i was younger and much more of a hopeless romantic than i still am, so please don't make a big deal out of grammar mistakes and cringe overload. that's all, i still hope y'all like it tho. **my story, please don't repost**

'We were always something, but we never said it out loud. Maybe we were too afraid that saying it would make it real-and ruin everything." Lucas and Matheus are at the end of their last carefree summer, but when a new girl arrives in town, long-buried feelings come to light

"i guess there's just some promises you shouldn't make"

poetry about the summer!

rory's an 18 year old living in the city. she attends a private school, chapin, where she lives with her aunt in the city, and has made some of her closest friends there. it's the last summer before she starts college and is wishing for one last summer fling. little does she know that one of her best friends will flood her summer with romance.

High school is a time of change and nobody knows what the future truly holds. For Sadie Stevens the future was perfectly planned, with her best friends Addison and Peyton anything was possible. As the end of high school gets closer and closer she could not wait for the future. That was before the boys. That was before the summer.

summer romance? a girl falls first but boy falls harder? read it to find out

"He said different things in different ways and it caught her imagination; he was everything she'd ever dream, so simply unordinary" - Atticus A train took her to him... a train took her away from him. Cathy fell in love over the summer, the type of love that is true. The type of love that opens your eyes and completely changes her. Cathy discovered herself through her falling in love with the handsome Enoch Gray. She managed to do things, she would never have done before. Enoch disappears and leaves involuntary clues for Cathy. He tells Cathy to move on and finish her original plans. Cathy dedicates her senior year to find Enoch, but learns something about love, life, and herself. Cathy lies and manipulates her way into finding Enoch, but to what end? This is a story for the one who lost their first love. Finding the right person is a long road and may be who you least expect him to be. "It will always be a mystery to me how we can't forget the love that forgot us" -JM Storm

first story lmao....(hope it's not to bad) there will be adult content in this book so there will be ⚠️warnings⚠️ at the top of the chapters background and plot explanation will be the first thing you will see, also there will be some words in spanish due to our mc being afro-latina. Enjoy😼🫶🏽

Zoé is an Au-pair in the United States. With her year abroad coming to an end she is ready for her last vacation in the U.S: 1 month California. Is she ready for the changes in her life and herself while experiencing the summer of her life? (Not really good at summaries, just read the first chapter to see if you like it! )

"Lights will guide you home, and ignite your bones." Grace was just a 19 year old girl. She was young and wanted to live her life to the fullest with her closest friends. Well, living her life to the fullest meant that reckless times were upon her. Driving at night seemed like a good idea in the moment, but that at all changed the minute a truck swerved onto the road.

Y/n has lived in Texas all her life. She went to the same school since she was little and never got to meet new people that weren't near her. Sophomore year ends and summer starts. She gets the opportunity to go to Los Ángeles Film Academy summer program, where she will meet new people and make life long friends but, Will she meet the person she never wanted to see again? Home is far away but so close.

Returning to Willow Bay after six years was supposed to be simple. Saltwater, sunsets, and the same old summer house. But nothing feels the same anymore. Noah Rivers, the boy who once knew every version of me, barely looks me in the eye. Julian Hale, the new boy in town, sees me like I'm the whole ocean. And the old journal I found under my bed? It holds a sealed letter I wrote six summers ago a letter I never meant to open again. Between forgotten memories, new feelings, and a truth I'm too scared to face... this summer might change everything. Soft romance. Slow burn. First love. A summer you won't forget.

two 'friends' found out each others true feelings for one another

Basically a bunch of poems that I've written and have fallen in love with.