Guest Resting Area, White Sand Beach, Naeelis Island.
Theo and the others were talking about what they could do later that night.
"What about we throw a luau at the beach?" Theo suggested with a smile.
"You an that party that's common here in the Mohana Continent?" Sam asked.
"Luau? I don't think I ever heard of it." June comnted.
"Sure, you had heard of it, you just don't rember what it is." Sayuri replied.
"A luau party happens on a beach at night. It is common to light up a fire and roast so traditional food as we enjoy the light of the moon in the night." Theo explained simply.
It was only then that they showed understanding expressions as they indeed had heard of it before. Several movies and shows had portrayed the party, so they knew what it was.
"That sounds aweso!" Aurora exclaid excited with the idea of a party at the beach.
"I have to admit that it sounds appealing." June giggled.
"The only problem is how are we going to set up the party." Ryoko argued.
"Oh, we don't have to worry about that. We only have to ask the hotel staff to set up the party the way we want, and they will do it." Theo replied with a smile.
"Does everyone agree with the idea?" Kumiko asked as she looked at everyone.
When showed their agreent she said excitedly, "Then, it's decided! We're going to have a luau later tonight!"
"Yay! It sounds so fun!" Ayia couldn't hold her excitent.
It would be her first ti attending a luau, so she was extrely excited and the others were equally excited as well.
"I'll speak with our concierge then." Theo said as he picked up his phone.
When they arrived they were introduced to the concierge that would take care of any requests they demanded.
After Theo talked with the concierge for a while and explained all the details of the party, he hung up the call.
"Done! Now we don't have to worry about anything." Theo smiled as he put down his phone.
"They really took this unreasonable request." Sam comnted in surprise.
"Yeah, I thought they would at least question it, but the guys behaved as if it was entirely normal to set up a party in just a few hours." Ryoko comnted.
"I guess they are used to handling unreasonable requests from the guests." Lauren giggled.
Just like that, they spent the next half of an hour enjoying the sea breeze under the sunshade while drinking so cocktails.
It was only when expressed his intention to go back into the water that they left the place.
After all, they were there to enjoy the place to its fullest, so they couldn't stay laying down for too long.
Soon after, everyone was back in their swimsuits and jumping into the calm and crystalline waters of the sea.
And without a doubt, they enjoyed the rest of the afternoon without any worries.
They played water gas, swam around the shore, observed so fish passing by, and had the ti of their lives as the sun descended the skies in the direction of the horizon.
The White Sand Beach was acclaid not only due to its amazing view but also because the sun would set in the waters just in front of the beach.
Therefore, Theo and the others were able to observe as the bright sun got closer and closer to the line on the horizon where the sea seed to end.I think you should take a look at
At that mont, everyone was back at the beach watching the sunset.
The sun was setting with all its power and glory on the horizon behind the sea as they stood there on the sand which lay along the water's edge.
The clouds in the sky had the effect of evolving translucent light
yet as the sun sank further down into the sea this light was changing to a pinkish-yellow rue.
The azure sea reflected the orange light of the setting sun and the pinkish rue of the clouds.
It seed like a scene taken out of a fairy tale.
Here and there, so of them took pictures of the sunset as they wanted to rember that mont forever.
Darkness was descending upon where they stood yet in the far horizon before daylight was making its impact once again on the earth.
A beautiful sunset, all alone on a lonely beach,
Soft splashes of gently rolling waves, like music, one following another. And the tickling touch of the moving sand warmly caressed their feet.
This cool distant breeze ca whispering, embracing, refreshing.
A riot of colors glowed on the cloudless horizon, magically flickering on the calm darkening sea.
The sun was now but a tinge of orange giving off its last rays of light being swallowed by the sea.
What a splendid sight it was they thought seeing sothing alive and wondrous making its last impact with beauty and significance before vanishing temporarily and rising again on the opposite to where it set.
Like a passionate lover's kiss, the fiery golden ball gently touched the dark horizon.
It seed to suggest that where there is light there is life, and even though darkness descended upon them, they could see a thin crescent of the new moon making its spiritual appearance on the dark and starry night.
It seed to announce that the queen of the night had arrived to command the sky while the king of the day rested.
Theo and the others only started talking after the sun had completely set.
The mont that they experienced together was sothing they would never forget in their life.
They took so many pictures together in the sunset to prove it.
They felt an inner peace that they had never felt before, they truly felt blessed to share this magical mont with their friends.
Even Kaori felt emotional as she watched the sunset next to her sisters.
It had been such a long ti since she was able to watch the sunset with Ayia and Shizuka that she couldn't even rember when it happened for the last ti.
She couldn't even rember the last ti she had the fun she had with them as they did that afternoon.
'I guess I should be more present in their lives.' She thought as the two girls leaned on both of her shoulders as they watched the sunset together.
Everyone's eyes shone as they watched the majestic spectacle of nature in front of them.
They wanted to burn that mont and scene into their mories forever.
Theo held Aurora's hand as they watched the sunset next to each other.
The siblings felt happiness like never before.
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