This novel unfolds like a dazzling portrait of Spain, bringing one delightful surprise after another. The handsome men of Iberia are like the brilliant Mediterranean sun. In this land full of charm, you can lose yourself in the heroic dreams of Don Quixote in the Middle Ages, or pursue freedom with the passion and abandon of Carmen. Every scene connected with love that you can imagine will find its way to you unexpectedly...
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I made the cover myself. Pretty, right? It really captures the Spanish sunshine…
To be honest, I really love this story! It stops abruptly at its most beautiful moment, and it's so moving. Why not listen to the background music and take it all in? It's well worth revisiting.
My travel notes from Dubai are in the main text and author's notes of "Fields Without Borders." I didn't have the energy to write a travelogue separately, so I worked on it alongside revisions to the story, killing two birds with one stone. This Spain installment is a good example. Here's the link…"Dubai Travelogue"
Take a look when you have time…
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What a crappy thing to write, the heroine is a nymphomaniac and a fool
I beg the author to continue writing and publish a sequel? The Spanish chapter is great, I can't get enough of it
Hahahaha, it's such a pity that the prince didn't like it
Wow, I suggest the author pay attention to the uniform use of person, not the first person, or the third person, switching between the two at any time, it is a bit uncomfortable. The first person language part is quite refreshing, come on
Why has no one left a message? This article is very loving... At least it seems to be in a happy mood, but I haven't seen Huahua for a long time...
I like Barcelona and I also like Pablo like this
Pablo painted the heroine, right... Haha, am I right?
Ah, what a wonderful story Seeing this, I can't help myself anymore Support it I mean, I admire Da Dayou very much. For me, who doesn't often go abroad, So envious I also used to yearn to go to these dreamy countries It's a pity that I couldn't do it Through a big beautiful story It can be considered a blessing. If only there were pictures to accompany it... (*^__^*) Hee hee... Isn't it beautiful?
My ex-girlfriend's maid didn't have an excessive eight-gown radio, and my ex-girlfriend wasn't that crooked either. On the contrary, she was a bit better... She was reading, not gossiping through speakers and radios... Your wife Add the mother-in-law to the father-in-law, and add the aunt to the aunt... A noble-style little wife, the wife orders it, the mother orders it... It's still more appropriate, the Confucianism is popular, and the hair is raised and the third watch is added in the middle of the night...
Ah.. You wrote very well, so I can only catch a typo. The last sentence should be "Those who know me say that I am worried; those who don't know me say that I want nothing." Your Excellency, I've beaten you back.