Once upon a time, there were two friends named Bianka and Levente who went on a holiday to a magical place called Hévíz. They were going to stay at a big hotel with warm waters to swim in and lots of old people from a place called Austria. The hotel looked like a giant castle and had a smell like pine trees and lavender.
On their first day, Bianka and Levente put on their swimsuits and jumped into a huge warm pool. Wisps of steam danced around them like friendly ghosts, and the water felt like a warm hug. They played a game of who could swim to the other side the fastest. Bianka won, but only because Levente stopped to make a funny face underwater.
The next day, Bianka and Levente met an Austrian grandma with rosy cheeks and a big smile. She taught them a game called 'Marco Polo' in the pool, but with a twist: every time you got caught, you had to say a funny word she taught them in German! They laughed so much that their bellies hurt.
On the third day, the kids discovered a mysterious door with a sign that said 'Sauna'. Inside, they found a room hotter than the summer sun! There was a special session called 'Sauna Séance' where everyone had to be quiet and listen to the hiss of water on hot stones. They tried to stay serious, but giggle fits took over!
Bianka came up with a sneaky idea on the fourth day. She told Levente they should have a treasure hunt around the hotel! They found all sorts of treasures: shiny stones by the garden, fluffy towels left by the pool, and even a hidden chocolate bar left by a kind Austrian man, who winked and told them to keep it a secret.
The next day was warm and sunny, perfect for an outdoor adventure. Bianka and Levente played hide and seek in the gardens, where Levente hid so well that Bianka searched for ages. When she finally found him, he jumped out and shouted, 'Boo!' which made Bianka jump like a scared bunny!
On their last day, Bianka and Levente didn't want to say goodbye to the hotel or their new friends. So, they threw a little goodbye party by the pool! They invited the Austrian grandma, who brought a cake, and the man with the chocolate bar, who brought more sweets to share. They played games, splashed, and shared stories until the stars came out.
