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Ring of Kerry, Kenmare Bay. Staigue Fort. Ireland. 1984

Photo: David Hurn

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H i g h A b o v e

The rolling green hills and countryside around the Ring of Kerry, as seen from high above Kenmare Bay, Ireland.

My wife and I have family that live in this area and last year they were gracious enough to invite us out to stay in their country house for a few days of R & R. It's such a spectacular area of the country, and we look forward to possible future opportunities to spend time in this gorgeous spot.

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Exploring Ireland's Stunning Coastline: Top 10 Scenic Drives

Discovering Ireland's breathtaking coastline is a journey into a world of rugged cliffs, sweeping beaches, and charming seaside villages. With its rich history and dramatic landscapes, Ireland offers some of the most scenic drives in the world. From the wild Atlantic shores of the west to the serene bays of the east, each route promises a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Join us as we embark on a virtual tour of Ireland's top 10 scenic drives, where every twist and turn reveals another stunning vista and a glimpse into the soul of this enchanting island nation.

Here are the top 10 scenic drives along Ireland's coastline that promise breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences:

Ring of Kerry:

One of Ireland's most famous drives, the Ring of Kerry loops around the Iveragh Peninsula. It offers panoramic views of rugged coastline, pristine beaches, and charming villages like Killarney and Kenmare.

Wild Atlantic Way:

Stretching over 2,500 km along Ireland's western seaboard, the Wild Atlantic Way is the world's longest defined coastal touring route. Highlights include the Cliffs of Moher, Connemara National Park, and the remote Aran Islands.

Causeway Coastal Route:

Along Northern Ireland's coast, this route winds past the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and offers views of steep cliffs, medieval castles like Dunluce Castle, and quaint fishing villages.

Dingle Peninsula:

Located in County Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula offers a quieter alternative to the Ring of Kerry. Scenic highlights include Slea Head Drive, ancient beehive huts, and stunning views of the Blasket Islands.

Slea Head Drive:

 Part of the Dingle Peninsula route, Slea Head Drive is a circular route that offers dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean, rugged cliffs, and ancient archaeological sites.

Beara Peninsula:

 Less visited than its neighbors, the Beara Peninsula in County Cork offers remote beauty with charming villages, unspoiled landscapes, and the dramatic Healy Pass.

Connemara Loop:

 Located in County Galway, the Connemara Loop offers views of mountains, lakes, and coastal scenery. Highlights include Kylemore Abbey and the rugged Twelve Bens mountain range.

Mizen Head Drive:

 Ireland's southernmost point, Mizen Head in County Cork, offers breathtaking cliff walks, historic lighthouses, and stunning ocean views across the Atlantic.

Inishowen Peninsula:

 Located in County Donegal, the Inishowen Peninsula offers rugged coastal landscapes, sandy beaches, and the historic Grianán of Aileach stone fort with panoramic views.

Achill Island:

Connected to the mainland by a bridge in County Mayo, Achill Island boasts rugged coastal cliffs, pristine beaches like Keem Bay, and scenic drives with views of the Atlantic.

Conclusion

Exploring Ireland's stunning coastline through its top 10 scenic drives promises an unforgettable journey for any traveler. From the rugged cliffs of the Wild Atlantic Way to the serene beauty of the Causeway Coastal Route, each route offers a unique glimpse into Ireland's rich natural and cultural heritage. However, before embarking on this adventure, it's essential for international travelers to check Ireland visa requirements to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience. Whether you're planning to marvel at the Cliffs of Moher or wander through charming coastal villages, proper visa arrangements will ensure you can focus entirely on enjoying the breathtaking landscapes and warm hospitality that define Ireland's coastal charm.

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High Over Kenmare Bay by jprisk

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A beautiful sunny day over Kenmare Bay. It's been a while. :)

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The Fairy Shoe of Beara Penisular

Beara (Irish: Béarra) or the Beara Peninsula is a peninsula on the south-west coast of Ireland, bounded between the Kenmare "river" (actually a bay) to the north side and Bantry Bay to the south. It contains two mountain ranges running down its centre: the Caha Mountains and the Slieve Miskish Mountains. ¹

There have been a few artifacts that have unusual origins but one particular one that stumped even the experts was what is now called The Fairy Shoe of Beara Penisular. This is a tiny shoe that was found in 1835 in the southwest area of Ireland. The shoe in question was found in the middle of a sheep track by a farmer taking a short cut.

Now the shoe, which measures just under three inches in length was a mystery. Who would be on such an isolated track and the shoe did not seem to belong to a doll. The style of the shoe was one that was popular a century back with gentleman. The shoe was passed through various hands and ended up in the Somerville family. Dr. Somerville when in the United States took the shoe to Harvard University to have it examined. The examination turned out to be quite interesting and yet only added to the mystery.

The shoe was hand stitched but with stitches that would have challenged even the most expert of tiny hand humans. It was fitted with tiny eyelets for shoelaces and careful examination concluded the leather was made from mouse skin. Further the shoe showed quite a bit of wear especially about the heel. If it was made by human hands, then why was it left on a seldom used track? Why was it worn so, clearly looking as if someone had worn it and walked in it for many a mile.

While the shoe remains a mystery, it certainly makes one wonder if one of the Fair Folk accidentally left it behind. ²

Sources: ¹ Wikipedia; ² Celtic Nation Magazine

Image: Fairy shoe

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The Mask

The Decies in Ireland My Rich Cultural Heritage Never Discussed Until Now!

A style of writing called ogham writing, and said to be in use two thousand years before the introduction of Christianity, has been met with upon ancient megalithic structures or monuments in the south of Ireland. These monuments are marked in the ogham characters with words akin to "Desii in some places, such as Deag, Degaid, genitive form, while on several other monuments the actual ogham word is Deceed, Now, from very early times, centuries before Christianity, a tribe called Clanna Delgaid are mentioned as possessing territory in the south, including the west of Limerick, Kerry and Cork. And where have these monuments been found starting at the south-west of Kerry, Ballintaggart, the ogham inscription there is Maqi Deceeda (son of Decei). Within half a mile the strand at Dingle Bay, at Ballycrovane, where a great monolith overlooks the Bay of Kenmare; on the borders of the sea in the counties of Cork, Kerry, and Waterford and inwards to the Rath of Dunbel, in the County Kilkenny; thence to the eastern boundary of Kildare, ogham inscribed monuments, or other memorials, testify that the Degaid, or Deesi, left marks of their fame and greatness long before the suppose migration from Tara or Leinster could have taken place, such evidences proving that they were an original, independent people, who landed upon the south coast, and thence established their power and supremacy over the entire plains of Munster. These people whose history has a monumental record existing, and in evidence at the present day in the ogham inscribed monuments raised to their chiefs; or great men, we find mentioned in ancient annals as "Delgaid or Desii".

By Waterford County Museum in Ireland

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Gabriel Woods

Gabriel Woods is the author of eight published books including the popular and very positively reviewed The Golden Age Trilogy. Gabriel has obtained a Degree in Psychology, a Masters in Aidwork Management from University College Dublin, a Certificate in Counselling from University Maynooth Ireland. He is a fully qualified FETAC life coach in Ireland as well as a full-time professional author.

He has travelled around the world, living in Dublin, London, Edinburgh, Sydney and Brisbane in Australia. He has also explored sacred places of aboriginal culture. He explored important religious and cultural Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim sites of India. He has learned about the spiritual of the people that live and worship there. He has travelled widely throughout mainland Europe including Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Netherlands and Germany with a focus on areas of cultural importance. These sites throughout the world that Gabriel has visited have had a profound effect on him which he expresses as he writes about these areas in his novel.

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Cottage and Villa Retreats at Sheen Falls Lodge

Set in the 300-acre estate of Sheen Falls Lodge, the luxurious cottages and villas make a superb base for your next Kerry adventure. Gather together for that long overdue reunion, or simply plan the ideal countryside retreat, minutes from the heart of Kenmare town.  The collection of holiday homes offer the same exacting standards as Sheen Falls Lodge itself, packaged neatly as thatched cottages on our glorious private estate, guests can enjoy a home away from home experience with all the benefits of our five-star service and range of activities.  

Book a cottage stay now!

COTTAGE RETREATS Our cottage hideaways are perfect for anyone looking for the ultimate escapism, complete with sweeping views of Kenmare Bay, giving you your own private piece of paradise. Cottages at Sheen Falls Lodge

LUXURIOUS VILLAS

Our villas are the ideal place for that family reunion or perhaps to gather friends for a holiday to remember in beautiful Kenmare. Every detail of our spacious Villas are stylish and unique. Villas at Sheen Falls Lodge

On-Site Activities 

Clay Pigeon Shooting: The traditional countryside pursuit, get competitive with family, and try your hand at a new sport.

Horse Riding: What better way to explore the estate than by Horseback? Led by an experienced team, you can learn more about the area as you saunter through woodland pathways.

Falconry: Discover the fascinating birds of prey as you get up close and enjoy a Hawk-walk with our knowledgeable falconers 

Ring of Kerry Golf Club: The newly opened Ring of Kerry Golf Club has spectacular panoramic views of Kenmare Bay and innovative dining from Nua Vista

Day Trip Recommendations

Ring of Beara Tour:   The route encompasses Ireland’s most renowned, spectacular scenery with untouched beauty and hidden gems between Cork and Kerry taking in the pastel-coloured villages and towns along the route.

Killarney National Park: 10,000 hectares of pristine national park and the three lakes, a trip to Killarney National Park is always a highlight. Twinned with Glacier National Park in Montana, USA, Killarney National Park is a designed a Biosphere Reserve. 

Garnish Island: Tropical flora are in abundance on this island, located a short ferry journey from the village of Glengarriff. Highlights include the Grecian temple, the clock tower, and an original Martello Tower.  

Gleninchaquin Park:  A sheer delight to wander around over streams with log bridges, mountain paths with carved steps, through rock passages, along glens and lakes to higher altitude.

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Wooing friends for over a century with its wow-factor setting, Parknasilla Resort lies on the soulful shores of Kenmare Bay with views of the rugged Iveragh and Beara peninsulas panning in its shadows.  It’s a substantial property too. There are myriad severely scenic trails to discover with out even leaving the grounds, whereas should you enterprise past you’re simply 3km from the charming…

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Kenmare Bridge, Kenmare, Ireland 🇮🇪

📸 april 2015..a beautiful Spring day in Kenmare Bay.

Dromore Castle, a manor House along the banks of the bay, it was built in the 1830’s for the Mahoney family.

The Three Musicians Statues

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T O R C W A T E R F A L L

KIllarney National Park, Co Kerry, Ireland.

One of the things my wife and I really wanted to do on our recent trip to Ireland was revisit our old friend, the Torc Waterfall, in Killarney Natl Park. As it happens we were staying at a place off of Kenmare Bay along the Ring of Kerry for some of the time, and it's only a 50 minute drive (give or take) up into Killarney.

I actually shot this one on my point and shoot Lumix. I have others that will come in time from my much higher resolution Nikon D810.

Because of some recent rains, the river that feeds the falls was running fuller than it had been back in 2018 when we were there last. As a result my shots this time around are a little more satisfying to my personal tastes.

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Bótherbuí, Cleandra, Ardgroom, Beara, West Cork designed in the 1960’s by renowned Irish architect Robin Walker. . Bótharbui is an ensemble of small structures situated on a steeply wooded site overlooking Kenmare Bay, looking out towards the mountains of Kerry in the south of Ireland. The project includes the pragmatic renovation of three abandoned cottages together with the construction of three new buildings, which, together, equip the site with holiday accommodation, studio space and shared spaces for guests to gather. - text from @buildingonthebuilt . Looking forward to the forthcoming book about the life and work of Robin Walker, entitled “Change is the Reality - The Work of Robin Walker Architect”. Due to be published later this year, Summer 2021 by @canalsidepress . Reference: personal drawings / research . #architecture #robinwalkerarchitect #botharbui #irisharchitecture #architectureireland #catalogue #visualreference #observations_and_reflections https://www.instagram.com/p/CPR2yhVM6Up/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Kenmare Bay I · Ireland 2009

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Chapter 1

Pairing: Cassian X MC (for this chapter)

Warning: Light swearing and check out this post to know how we are gonna go about this mini series 😊

Word count: 3K

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Songs: Heartless by The Weeknd

I love parties.

What is not to love? The free buffet of food, drinks and woman can make a guy’s day. I had got off work and was hella tired but, at the same time, I was in a celebratory mood. I had just returned from the Caribbean, finishing another WITSEC case, with the witness returned to his family. The reunion was so emotional and the mom made me sit down and eat with them.

There was so much love there and it made me feel like an outsider. I’m still unfamiliar with ‘love’ as a concept. Be it, familial or romantic. It’s foreign to me.

My mom died from a robbery gone wrong when I was just 8 years. My dad raised me after my mom died. He used to be so busy and I think I know why. He was grieving and he threw himself into work so that it could reduce the burden on his heart. But, he didn’t make me feel neglected. He loved me and I often used to think of him as a superhero. The Sunday’s where we would play ball in the park are one of the many good memories I have of him.

He passed away when I was 13 years and it was the worst phase in my life. I don’t know why, but nobody was ready to adopt me or foster me so I was thrown into an orphanage.

It was hell on earth.

The kids there were so primal and aggressive. Regular fights would break out and I swear they were so crazy that it seemed like one of the kids would die. I had to sleep with an eye open all the time.

It was a very dingy and dark place. Water supply and living accommodation sucked. But at least, the school I went to was good. At the age of 15, I swore to study so hard that I could get out of the country.

I mean, Kenmare had its pretty sites and wonderful views but when it’s dark, all the monsters come out.

I got into the army as soon as I graduated high school. It wasn’t much but at least I didn’t have to go to bed with an empty stomach. I started saving up money by doing odd jobs so that I could collect enough to get into a university in the States.

So, I slogged my ass and got a scholarship to Boston University. I packed my bags and never looked back at my fucked up childhood. I worked on re-inventing me. I was no longer the scrawny and scared 16 year old, but I was the 20 year old heart throb, Cassian Keane.

I always wanted to get into law enforcement. Think of it like a tribute to my mom. I don’t remember much but I can remember some memories. Like how she loved baking and singing songs as she worked in the house. I do remember that she loved me so much.

But, the one thing I’ve learnt is that, you should learn from the past but not hold on to it. I wouldn’t have ever moved on if I kept on crying about how life treated me.

Just shove it in a safe and don’t open it.

As the lift soared to the terrace level I closed my eyes and tried to clear my head of all the thoughts running in my head.

The lift dinged and I opened my eyes.

Show time, Keane.

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It was a high profile party. I did see a couple of actors and CEO’s of various companies. They were all chatting animatedly and drinking expensive champagne in crystal flutes.

A band was playing lively music which could be heard through the speakers and the entire terrace was decorated with fairy lights. I was on the 60th floor and I could clearly see the sun glinting over the the bay, making the water sparkle and glimmer.

In short the area was sophisticated as fuck.

And I couldn’t help but feel out of place. I usually play off all my discomfort with my nonchalance but still no matter how much I pretend, I know that this is not my scene.

I took the overpriced whiskey which the waiters were serving and my eyes roamed around the party, observing the people, the place and the closest exit. It had become like a second nature. Observe, map the area and stay alert.

As my eyes wandered, it locked on to the most gorgeous blue eyes I had ever seen in my life. She was standing there chatting with a friend. Her luscious shiny brown locks fell over her shoulder as she laughed at something the other person said.

She was wearing a red number, which fit her like a second skin, making all the curves prominent. She had a great ass, not gonna lie. And her skin… It was caramel in colour and under the setting sun, she looked exotic.

In short one of the most beautiful creatures God had made on this earth. I just couldn’t take my eyes off her.

I could see the friend leaning in to tell something to her and at that moment her cerulean eyes met mine.

And it seemed like the world stopped.

People disappeared until it was just me and her.

She gave a confident smile and I swear my heart dropped.

She headed inside and I followed her, like a sailor to a siren.

It wasn’t really hard to find her among the crowd near the bar. Almost all eyes were on her, stunned by her sphere of prettiness. You really needed to be blind to ignore such a beauty.

By the time I reached her, I could hear the sleazeball of a bartender shamelessly hitting on her. The jealousy that I felt made me uneasy but, I shrugged it off.

What would I know about that anyway?

I saw the discomfort and the scowl on her face. She was struggling to keep him at bay so I decided to step in.

I mean, who doesn’t love a knight in the shining armor?

Smoothly cutting in, I spoke in a playful voice, “Did I hear that right? The barkeep’s giving away drinks for a kiss? Sounds like something the whole bar would want to know.”

The barkeep’s face turned red. “It’s not an open invitation.” He replied curtly.

“Or a welcome one for that matter.” The beautiful woman responded, her eyes swirling with anger.

“Then it’s only fair her drink should be free of cost to make up for the..” I leaned forward on my elbows and gave him a chilling stare. “…inconvenience.”

Grumbling he gave me the drinks and went back to his work. I turned to look at her, and gave her lopsided grin.

“You know, I don’t need saving.” She said as she leaned on the bar. I knew that she was going to say that.

I lifted my hands in fake surrender. “I just came here to get a free drink.” I had perfected the art of flirtation and with a little smoldering gaze,any woman could fall for me.

She giggled and took the glass from me, her fingers tracing the ridges if my knuckles.

“I must say, you’ve got great taste in uisce beatha. Most people around here think Irish whiskey is something they put in their coffee.” I said as I took a sip of the smokey whiskey.

“Thanks, I know. That’s why I ordered it.”

I chuckled lowly and shook my head at her feisty nature. She was something, all right. Clinking my glass to hers, I said, “Slainte. Here’s to you knowing exactly what you like.”

She flipped her hair over her shoulder, and looked at me and I swear, it felt like she could see through my soul.

“It makes things much more efficient. There’s no point in wasting time when you know what you want.”

With that, she waved a waiter over and took a honeyed cream puff off their appetizer tray, grabbing a second to hold out to me.

“For example, I love sweet things.”

Smirking, I took the puff on a napkin and pulled it towards me. “Thanks. It seems you live in the right place. Though I’d prefer some hole in the wall fish n’ chips over the fancy stuff any day.”

And that’s the truth. The amount of money spent on this overrated cream puff could get me some delicious take out and cheap beer.

She bit into the pastry slowly, letting the tiniest bit of cream coat her lips before you suck your bottom lip to remove it. My eyes flickering on to the luscious red lips which were teasing me and slowly arousing me.

God, I want to bite that lip.

“I prefer finding the best of the best. The challenge makes it more enjoyable.” She gave a catty smile.

She is one vixen.

“Sounds like I could learn a lot from you.” I spoke in a husky voice and I saw her eyes dilate.

“Maybe. But right now I was hoping you’d tell me your name.” She asked, as she twirled her finger around the rim of her glass.

“Cassian. What’s yours?”

“Adira.” Her name just rolled out of your mouth like honey.

“That’s a beautiful name for a beautiful lady.” I took her hand and placed a soft kiss on her knuckles. I heard the sharp intake of her breath.

She is so responsive… Wonder how would she responds when I have her naked underneath me…

“Well, Adira… it was lovely to meet you. I’ll let you get back to enjoying the rest of your night.”

I wasn’t actually going to vanish but, gotta keep the ladies wanting more.

But what she did next, surprised me.

She snaked an arm out, and slid her dainty fingers through one of my belt loops, using it to pull me closer to her. I raised an eyebrow and she just smirked.

“Not so fast. I’m not letting you go without a dance.”

Giving her my signature lopsided smile I help my hand out to her. “I’m starting to get the feeling that I couldn’t refuse you anything. Lead the way, Adira.”

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The phone rang at an ungodly hour and I groaned.

I reached all around and finally found it amidst the tangled sheet. The bed was empty and it wasn’t much of a surprise but it kinda made me crave her.

She was amazing and the sex we had was mind blowing. I think she is the first person to step a foot inside my house. And she definitely was the first person to whom I submitted.

There were so many 'firsts’ last night and that just made me wonder if that was the end of our story.

Maybe I might drop a text…

“Yup?”

“Hey Keane. We have a new case for you. How long will you be here in?” Tomas spoke into the phone.

“Is there coffee and donuts from 'Dunkin Donuts’?” I said as I sat up, rubbing my eyes and eyeing the alarm clock on the bedside table.

4:45 am.

“Obviously Cassian. What do you think I am? An immature?"I swear, I could hear Tomas roll his eyes through the phone.

Smiling, I headed to the washroom to get on with my morning chores.

"I’ll be there in ten.”

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I got my steaming hot cup of coffee and poured two spoons of sugar in them before stirring.

“What you got there, Marshall Keane?” A bright eyed police officer eyed my cup. “Is it Irish coffee?”

I threw my head back and laughed at the stereotype. “It’s black coffee. Rookie, just because I’m Irish doesn’t mean I am every stereotype you have seen in your life.”  I patted his back and headed towards my office.

It was definitely an upgrade from my cramped up desk. I could sit back and kick up my legs without anyone saying anything. I had my space and I could relax without anyone, figuratively and literally, breathing down my neck.

And I could see it in Tomas’s eyes, the itch to promote me. My back to back successes in the recent cases and the huge underground drug bust I led, it was no surprise. I just knew that he would give me a promotion and I honestly, could not wait.

I loved my job and took it very seriously.

I found Tomas standing in, through the window and I entered. “Good morning, sir. What’s up?” I asked as I leaned against my desk.

“Well, we found a person who witnessed the murder of Sean Kelly by the O'Connell’s.” He said as he turned towards me, face grave.

“Shit. Is the witness okay?” I said as I picked up the file he had kept on my table.

“Yeah… I made Miss Lockhart familiar with the gravity of the situation. She is going into WITSEC and this is your case. This witness could help us in cracking the case wide open and we can finally arrest Killian and Maeve.” As he stepped out of the office and I fell in step with him.

I opened the case file and found what all they had got on the redheads. It wasn’t much but it was a start.

“Your witness is in my office and you are the lead in this case. You both will be shifting to Nantucket for the summer until the heat dies down here and we can get enough evidence. Then, we will get her to testify.” We turned and walked down the hallway to his office and I saw Nwosu grumbling in his office.

“What’s up Nwosu’s ass?” I asked with an amused grin.

“That would be the witness. She cussed him out in front of the entire precinct. She is a feisty one, I’ll give you that. I will just check upon the living accommodation for the two of you.” Tomas said as he headed in the opposite direction. I chuckled as I knocked on the door.

“Miss Lockhart. This is US Marshall Keane. I will be working your case with Tomas.”

As she opened the door to his office the smile that was playing on my lips died down when I saw my witness.

It was Adira.

“Cassian? You are a US Marshall?” She exclaimed.

I immediately shut the door behind me and she looked as if she had seen a ghost.

“Shit. Adira I thought I would never see you again… Are you okay?” I asked.

“Y-yeah.. I just changed into the clothes they gave me and I- I dyed my hair platinum blonde.” She said as she consciously ran her hand through the silky short locks.

“You look magnificent.” I smiled at her, as I took in the floral dress and the new hairdo.

“And you look hot in that uniform. You almost make me wish I had stayed back for a round two.”

Crossing my arms, I leaned against the wall. “I was hoping you would have stayed back for much more.”

A pretty blush dusted her cheeks. She looked up through her eyelashes. “Your mouth is nothing but trouble, Cassian Keane.”

I was going to respond but the phone rang, breaking us from our reverie. I ran my hand through my hair, and patted the man bun, trying to get my cool together.

“Okay Adira. I have been assigned lead on your case. It’s my chance at a huge promotion. Tomas is my supervisor and if he found out we knew each other…”

Adira’s eyes widened. “He would take you off the case?!”

“Yeah. If we were involved in any way, I’d be considered compromised. And who knows when I’d get another shot at this.” I have her my best puppy eyes expression, hoping that she understood where I was coming from.

“I know this is a lot to ask but, can you keep our history a secret?”

Her eyes turned cold and suddenly it looked like I was looking at a different person. “I don’t think it will be that easy.”

My eyes widened. The hell?

“You purposefully hid the truth from me and now you want to act as if what we had was nothing? Don’t you think it seems a little too convenient from my view?”

“Adira- Fuck it was everything to me but your life and my job is on the line! Can’t you understand?” I said.

She rolled her eyes as she looked down on her manicure, bored. “Fine. I will believe you. I will keep your secret, but you owe me.”

Tomas entered the office with a cheerful grin. “Everything good? Did you both get acquainted with each other?”

With glimmering blue eyes she sent a smile towards Tomas’s direction. “Yeah.. Feels like I have known him for a long time.”

A startled choking noise emerged from me, which I quickly covered up with a cough.

And at that point, all I could think of was, how truly fucked I was.

How the hell am i going to survive this summer?

hello hello we back at it again😎

the first two to three chapters will be similar to what pb put up so that we can get a feel of the premise

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Winter Dawn over Kenmare Bay & the Beara Peninsula, from Templenoe.

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