96 - Giro di Venezia

For two whole days, we took a grand tour of Italy. We barely stopped to eat. Jaden wanted me to see everything. I was so amazed. Everything was beautiful and traditional, full of history, and even with the tourists, the city remained romantic.

Now, we were in Venice. A few meters away, there was a small pack. Italy had two packs, and as in all the places we visited, we were invited for lunch and a stay on our last day of the trip before we departed.

I really wanted to meet the people of the countries we were visiting. The trip, for some reason, also became something diplomatic for me, where I took the opportunity to meet new people without delving deeply into important state matters. It was like visiting old friends.

I knew everything would improve a hundred percent while we were there, but I believed that nothing could be hidden for long and that some slip-ups always occurred.

“Where are we going first?” I asked, looking around in amazement.

“We're going to take the most romantic ride