Generations — Marcel Duriez

A Summer RomanceThe summer sun beat down on the small town of Hastings, Pennsylvania. Jullie, a bright-eyed, spirited girl, was spending her days exploring the town and its quaintcharm. But it was her budding friendship with Havilah Franklyn that truly captivatedher heart. Havilah, with her infectious laughter and boundless energy, was everything Julliehad ever wanted in a friend. They spent countless hours together, sharing secrets, dreams, and laughter. As their bond deepened, so did a feeling that was bothunfamiliar and exhilarating. One warm summer evening, as they sat by the river, the world seemed to slowdown. The soft glow of the setting sun cast a romantic ambiance over the scene. Amoment of silence passed, and then, as if by unspoken agreement, they leaned in andshared a tender kiss. The kiss was electric, a spark igniting a fire within them. In that moment, Jullierealized she had fallen deeply in love with Havilah. It was a love that was pure, innocent, and all-consuming. As the summer drew to a close, Jullie and Havilah knew that their bond wouldendure, no matter the distance or the challenges they faced. Their love story was justbeginning, a testament to the power of young love and the enduring nature of humanconnection.