Novels by Samantha

Rebecca looked at the contract floating in front of her, still unable to believe what she witnessed: "Signed for real?"Anne nodded, her expressionless face gazing out the shop's glass window at the busy stream of people. Her gaze was drawn to the silhouettes of lovers embracing each other as they walked down the street; even the air around them reeked of love. Anne suddenly felt admiration, regret, and pain. She'd just signed the bus paper and never had the chance to taste that sweet love again."When does it begin?" Rebecca asked softly."Tomorrow night," Anne replied after a long pause."Could I help you?""Can you help me with my makeup and a little better outfit?" Anne wondered.Rebecca knew Anne was thinking of herself as a makeup commodity in her heart, but that was probably all she could do to help this poor girl. Rebecca assists Anne in selecting a glamorous yet elegant gown for her first night out. They also set aside an afternoon to do their makeup and decide on their best

The sun had set behind the mountains. The sea surface is covered in the golden red color of the sunset at the end of the day. The wind blew the waves crashing on the sandy beach, but people were still having a good time. Seagulls flock in pairs. An outsider, Anne sat alone in a corner, watching the bustling scene. Is it that difficult to find a place that belongs to you in such a vast world?"Do you have to do that, Anne?" I still have some money saved up that I can lend you to start. If the money is not sufficient, we can gradually earn it. Think carefully about this as it relates to your overall happiness."From behind, Rebecca gently admonished Anne. She felt pity for this little girl named Anna when she first met her ten years ago. She fell into a hunter's trap and became lost in the forest when saving her little sister. It was challenging to wait for someone to rescue him from the wolf's den, but he unexpectedly jumped into the tiger's den. The eight-year-old girl had to run all

Anne had no idea how much time had passed since she lost her parents and went to this forest. Her red bow-tie dress was crumpled and old enough to be seen. Anne had repeatedly asked David to lead her out of the woods, but he refused, and she did not dare to go through such a dangerous place alone. Every day, David would go hunting, and Anne would cook and teach him what she had learned at school.David got up early today, as he does every day, to look for food. Anne remained in the cave, rearranging the fruits she had picked, waiting for him to return with his prey for lunch. Anne was concerned because it was past noon and she hadn't seen David return. He always returned on time, but no one was there today. Is David in jeopardy?Anne pondered, then took a few steps outside the cave to search. She was afraid that wild animals in the forest would kill her if she went any further without a companion. Footsteps were approaching in the distance. Please wait a minute, and it appears that qu

The sounds of birdsong, wolves howling, and running water combine to form a song to begin a new day. The sun gradually emerged from behind the trees.When Anne noticed the boy across from her walking to the cave entrance, she quickly awoke and followed. He looked at Anne like a tail trailing behind him, didn't say anything, but turned his head to continue, the destination being the riverbank where they washed fish the day before. Anne noticed him taking off his shirt and began to sit on one side, passing the wound from the back in the night. She also went to a distant location, picking up some face wash. … Anne's stomach growled early in the morning. She rubbed her stomach, and her face was pitiful as she looked at the boy in the distance who was still looking at the wound. "Can you get me out of this forest?" Anne approached. "I'd like to track down my parents." The boy could hear her stomach rumbling from a distance. Anne's face was flushed, and she was embarrassed. Anne wouldn't

Anne forgot about her tiredness and sat up quickly to look. A drop of water fell from the cave's roof onto Anne's cheek, making her come to her senses."Where is this? What brings me here?" Anne wondered as she walked, but no one around her responded.Anne stepped out of the cave, her gaze fixed on the dense forest in front of her. The sunlight tries to squeeze through each leaf, resulting in glistening sunlight. Anne remained in the pit with the mute boy before falling asleep. When I woke up, the boy next to me was nowhere to be found.Anne stood perplexed, her gaze fixed on the blank space in front of her. Why haven't your parents come here sooner? Did they become disoriented? Anne wants to find her parents, but she doesn't know how.Anne was startled to hear a rustle from a nearby bush as if something was approaching. Anne was wary, clutching a branch in her hand for protection. She warned that the jungle was dangerous. Anne must exercise extreme caution in the forest because anima

The first day of summer vacation has arrived. The entire family has decided to spend the day camping in a nearby forest. Anne and Erica gathered their belongings in a hurry. The car rolled to the chosen location, and the two sisters in the back kept looking out the window at the scenery. Today's sky is clear. A few stray winds carry water vapor to soften the atmosphere on occasion. Parents work feverishly to erect tents and prepare stoves and coals for grilling food. On the one hand, Anne helps her mother with errands while keeping an eye on her sister Erica, who is playing nearby. Erica unexpectedly rose to her feet. Anne called out to her mother, but she didn't hear her. Anne didn't have much time to think as Erica's figure faded into the distance, so she dashed after her. According to Anne's parents, many dangerous animals are in the forest, and she cannot let her sister fall into their belly. The two sisters dashed into the woods, one ahead of the other. Erica abruptly halted