6 Months Later Book Novels & Stories

“Better than that club, at least.” “Exactly.” April disappeared into the back room, returning with a stack of books. She plopped them in front of me. “Here. Keep your hands busy, maybe your brain will stop overloading.” I rolled my eyes but pulled the stack closer. “My brain has stopped overloading, work master.” “Motivator,” she corrected with a grin.

Alissia POV I rest my hand on my stomach, feeling a mixture of excitement and nerves flutter beneath my fingertips. My book was published three months after we moved into our new home—six months ago now. And here I am, cutting things close to the wire, but there was no way I was going to miss this event, not for anything.

Grace pov **Six Months Later** The late afternoon sun cast a golden glow across the meadow behind Fireside pack house. Children's laughter filled the air as a small gathering celebrated Sophia's second birthday. The toddler presided over the festivities with a serene dignity that occasionally gave way to bursts of pure childish excitement, especially when presented with gifts or cake.

She smiles, “you should be, it’s a big deal. Not many get their books published in the span of six months, and this would be your third book to be published” I smile, “thanks. Where’s Delian?” I ask, my eyes darting between her and the door, expecting him to walk in any time from now. She smiles, “he informed me that he’d be late today. So we should give him a 30 minute grace”. I chuckle, “I’ll give him an entire days grace after all he’s the one who’d be publishing my book”

"It wants me to know it's close." "It wants you thinking about it," he said. "Anticipation is its own kind of erosion." I had already figured that out. The knowing didn't help. I opened Sera's book to the sixth chapter. Afterward. Eleven pages, the longest chapter in the book. She'd written it, according to the date she'd put at the top, three years after the event. Enough time for the acute part to settle into something she could look at clearly.

Hey Lovely Readers, I wanted to inform you all that usual updates will resume by 20 June. I know it's been some time since I updated this book (Of course, I remember I have this book to write). But, I had my final exams this week. I had no time to write but still I made sure that my other book was updated because I had some contract conditions to fulfill.

I shut the tunnel door and went to the office with my mate, while we waited to find out what they found. I opened the box from my grandmother’s pantry and pulled out a book that measured twenty inches tall and eighteen inches wide. It was also eight inches thick. I picked up the book and sat it on my desk. Joshua smiled, “There is your pack history book, love.” I nodded, “I think so. The book itself is huge.” I opened the cover and immediately laid my eyes on some beautiful handwriting. The grammar reminded me of olde English language, and it was dated January eighteen, sixteen twenty-two. I gasped, “This is a really old book.” Joshua looked at the date that I was pointing too and gasped, “E

Hello fam, Finally! Finally! Finally! The book is completed!!! Can't tell you what I'm feeling right now. My heart is heavy and I'm going through different emotions. If you've been reading this book before Sept 2024, you'd remember how different I was before this month. I was my father's happy little girl, who just changed— No, forced to become a mature grownup girl overnight.

No more rushing I hope! **You must remove the book from your library and re-add it to see the changes of which there are many! If you added this book before 12/16/21 you'll need to delete it and re-add. You will NOT lose the chapters you paid for. Thank you for understanding and please enjoy!** ~Saree Bee

And now… someone had warned me. My fingers traced the spine of the storybook, heart hammering. Six months. Six months to survive. Six months to earn trust. And six months to figure out who in this mansion truly wanted me to succeed… or fail. And deep down, I realized… This was only the beginning.