Across the Harbour: A Love Written in Waves

Some distances feel small on maps, yet vast in the heart. Across the Harbour is a romance defined by proximity without access—two lives close enough to see, but separated by more than water.
Set in a coastal city, the story follows characters whose routines run parallel across the harbour. Ferries pass, tides change, and glances linger across the water. Connection grows slowly, shaped by anticipation, patience, and the rhythm of the sea.
Rather than dramatic pursuit, the romance unfolds through waiting. Letters unsent, meetings postponed, and emotions held back by timing and responsibility. The harbour becomes both barrier and promise.
The narrative emphasizes longing rather than urgency, showing how love deepens when space demands intention.
Key themes explored include:
• Love shaped by distance and patience
• Emotional tension through separation
• Coastal life as romantic rhythm
• Timing as emotional force
• Desire carried through restraint
Across the Harbour is a quiet, evocative romance where waves carry longing—and love waits for the right crossing.