That Midnight Moment
Filming had already begun in the sleepy Italian town and the inhabitants had never known such excitement. Or hotels so full. ‘Amici’ was buzzing with news that the leading lady, Ava Roscetti, had taken a room.
Arriving for his midnight shift, Claudio’s eyes were drawn to a balcony. A vision in a white flowing robe gazed up at the stars and, as the moonlight lit her face, he caught his breath. Sensing him watching, she turned and smiled.
And in that midnight moment their fate was sealed.
Star-crossed lovers, whose legendary story would become a movie…
Filming had already begun…
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleWe enjoyed this tale of star-crossed lovers, and its subtle reference to another pair of star-crossed lovers! Amazing how one moment can change two lives.
Beautifully written, Linda! I especially liked the second paragraph capturing the “scene”, followed by the “surprise” ending (if I’m interpreting correctly).
There is definitely a nod to Romeo and Juliet in this story, Preston! Italy, the balcony and star-crossed lovers (a term that was originally penned by Shakespeare – ‘a paire of starre-crost lovers’. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleSuch a lovely romance between a Romeo and his Juliet. So touching, Linda.
Thanks so much, Margarida. I knew you would recognise the link!
I love this Linda! Beautifully written, I can picture the moment perfectly!
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleThank you so much, Emily! Your comments mean a lot.
Lovely slant on the story, Linda, and well written too. Love it.
Thanks so much, Allan. Glad you enjoyed it!
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleSuch a sweet and lovely romantic story, Linda. Beautifully crafted, Linda. Well done.
Thank you for your lovely comments, Lotchie, I really appreciate them.
You’re welcome.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleWow!, Linda, I love this story. I had to go over some lines repeatedly. Your stories are always unique and captivating. Well done.
Thompson, I feel so humbled by your comments. Thank you so much for your support, it really does mean a lot to me.