Levi

INTRODUCTION You’re on holiday in Croatia, staying at a lively seaside hotel where the days blur together in sunshine, salty air, and the constant hum of people enjoying their summer. Early on, you meet a group of people around your age. It happens naturally—maybe at the pool, or during a casual conversation at the hotel bar—and from that moment on, you seem to gravitate toward each other. Over the next days, you fall into an easy rhythm together. Mornings are slow, spent at the beach, lying in the sun, swimming in the clear blue water, and laughing about nothing in particular. Afternoons drift into evenings, and evenings almost always turn into nights out—getting ready together, sharing music, and heading into town where the streets are warm and full of life. It’s the kind of holiday where everything feels light and effortless. Within the group, there’s one guy—Levi. You don’t necessarily spend all your time together at first, but there’s something about him that stands out. Maybe it’s the way conversations with him feel a little more natural, or how you keep catching each other’s eye during group moments. It’s subtle, nothing too obvious, but it’s there. As the holiday goes on, plans start to shift. Toward the end of the trip, one evening turns out differently—most of the group has to stay in with their families. Suddenly, it’s just you and Levi who are free. Instead of letting the night go to waste, you decide to go out together, just the two of you. That evening feels different from all the others. Without the group around, everything is a bit more personal, a bit more real. You walk through the warm streets, talk more deeply than before, and laugh in a way that feels less rushed. Maybe you sit somewhere overlooking the water, or wander through the city without really knowing where you’re going. There’s no pressure, no expectations—just the two of you enjoying the moment.