After Reading Novels & Stories

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Hamlet dies, leaving only his friend Horatio to explain the truth to the new king, Fortinbras, as he returns in victory from the Polish wars. For some reason Mira's mind kept wandering. She wasn't entirely sure where it wandered off to but she was definitely more restless than usual. Her brain was in auto-pilot as she read the text quickly and fluently. "Let's stop there, thanks Mira fir the fluent reading" the literature teacher appreciated her before leaving the class

Me: Read yours TeacherPet: ooh TeacherPet: well? Me: Well… Me: There were a few mistakes… TeacherPet: hmm Me: But I didn't catch them until I read it again TeacherPet: again? Me: Yeah, on the third time anyway. Me: Because I was too amazed the first two times to notice anything else. TeacherPet:!! TeacherPet: really? Me: Really. TeacherPet: i'm so glad.. TeacherPet: that means alot TeacherPet: coming from you, I mean

Her deep breathing full of excitement. <-----------------------------> Author's Thoughts: "Mmm holy crap such a passionate story. I read this at work and now I'm rock hard!"

] Seconds and minutes passed. The food on the table slowly lost its warmth. I lifted the glass of water beside me and looked at the faint transparent outline flickering once again around my fingertips. Then I waited in silence for the final farewell to this relationship.

Dear Annie, I don't care anymore. Leo just... warms my heart and makes me feel important. And maybe I am just being stupid again by trusting him but I can't help it. He's easy to trust. So, I'm going to stop overthinking it and just let myself be... friends with him, I guess. No more over analyzing or over thinking. I'm just going to trust. - Annie Leo smiled as he read the note for the third time, not being able to control his chest feeling warm as he was seeing that Annie was opening up a little bit.

Thank you for everything. [Goodbye] As he reads, he also reads the ribbon of message below, [You are not allowed to text this username any more]

Things definitely perked up after that. **^*** Thanks for reading! Kindly ignore my typos, I’ll be editing after I’m done with the book. Don’t forget to comment. Xoxo.

Far too easy. I turned the paper upside down, lifted my fork, and took my first bite. Reed looked back and forth between the paper and me. "You can finish after you eat. I don't mind waiting." "I'm done." He gave me "the look" and I couldn't help laughing. "You wanna check my work?" He turned the newspaper over and started examining the puzzle. "How'd you do that?" "Eat your food, jock man. Why is the ability to do a Sudoku puzzle so important to you?"

She didn’t dare ask him to let go – she’d hold on too… if she had the strength. “Daisy, we should call grandpa more!” she heard Albert say, voice tight but with a smile – she knows he’s trying to be strong, by telling her mundane things, like how Allie, her dog, was at her parent’s house and how Rika, her best friend, still denies being with Jason, his best friend, even after he accidentally walked in on them kissing after office hours in the pantry, “Can you believe it Daisy? They thought they could fool me? It's still too soon."