Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I nestled comfortably in his arms, listening to his descriptions. It was my first time here, so everything felt novel.

"Is there anything delicious to eat here?" I asked.

"Of course. When did my baby become such a foodie?" He nibbled on my earlobe, and I instinctively recoiled, giggling.

I whispered softly in his ear, "I don't see any chaos here."

He laughed and kissed me. "Everything always looks more glamorous on the surface."

I immediately understood his underlying message. But I felt content and safe with him by my side.

When we arrived at the hotel, I was even more amazed. The beauty here was intoxicating. I had seen plenty of subtropical landscapes, but this place left me speechless. As we got out of the cars, Atlas said to Arnold, "You take care of them."

Arnold was clearly very familiar with this place. And to my surprise, the people here spoke a language I understood.

The hotel was by the sea, with detached guesthouses. Atlas didn't bother about the others and took me to our unit. "What about them?" I asked worriedly.

"Arnold is a regular here," Atlas said.

could see a few

carrying me upstairs and pressing

relieving your tension!" he said, kissing me. I couldn't resist his warmth, and soon, we were entangled

It had been a while since we

ourselves bare with no lingering resentment. Any grievances we had for

frustration and anger, leaving

close, asking, "What are you thinking? Tell

had your

laughed uproariously, then pressed down on me again. "Who said I was full? I'm just getting started.

was completely swept away. I had

asking, "Shall I get them to bring food

Are you sure it's okay to leave them like that?" I looked at him, puzzled

hot outside right now. Arnold's looking after them, so don't worry," he reassured me. "Of course, if you feel up to it, I'm willing to continue

up, washed up, put on some clothes, and went downstairs to

scenery outside. The floor-to-ceiling window offered a

it. My heart was with my father, wanting to bring him back immediately. I felt guilty for

returned upstairs and

me, wrapping his