Vacation

The moment the sun hit my face as I stepped from the plane; I knew I’d made the right decision.

It’s been so long since I’ve taken a vacation, and never have I visited Bali. The breeze is warm and carries the scent of the ocean. The soft sound of waves is so alluring and wraps around you like a cashmere blanket.

Something about it is just putting my mind at ease. It’s like an instant weight was lifted from my shoulders.

“Just wait until you see our place,” Chris elbowed me in the side, wagging his brows.

The boys loaded up the car that was awaiting us at the tarmac. They’d opted for a jeep-like vehicle with no windows or doors. The sides were open, allowing the warm breeze to lash against our skin as we drove towards the villa.

“Is that a smile, Rosie?” Shawn lifted his glasses, winking at me while driving.

“My smile is not that rare,” I shook my head, feeling my cheeks flush from embarrassment. Have I really been that obviously miserable as of late?

Chris’ hands gripped