Arthur Library Card Lyrics Novels & Stories

She felt a sense of relief when Kurt went to the bathroom. “How’s the food, babe?” Kurt asked when he got back from the bathroom. “Great. Francisco is an excellent chef.” She said sincerely. She enjoyed every single bite of her food. She tried her best to keep up with Kurt’s embarrassing actions. ‘Thank God the food is great.’ She said to herself. A band consisting of a pianist, violinist, and a singer came out to sing for them to keep them entertained. The first song they played was Love Me Like You Do.

God knew I hated the fact that I put the sadness, the hurt there He jerked his head and with a quiet“ see you later” he walked away. ‘Would you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful? Would you still love me when I've got nothing but my aching soul? …… I know you will, I know you will, I know…..that you will’ This song continued in the background and Wilson walked away I was a fool a coward…..a….God! I am so sure Wilson didn't know the reason for the abrupt change that happened that night between Russell and I

Gosh, I almost sing the song 'I CAN by DoReMi' in my head. After that scream, I hear Arthur's pulsating knock. "Open the door, Kofi." He knocks aggressively, and I begin to crawl until I reach the edge of his bed. Then suddenly, the door is slowly opening while hearing a screeching sound the door makes. Arthur opens the lights while showing me the keys in his hands and drops them. He slowly moves towards me and closes the door.

The next day, I headed to the campus library wearing the same greasy hair I hadn't washed in three days. My hair was now slicked into shiny ropes, and I was wearing a T-shirt that read, "We Fix Clogged Drains." This was Arthur's territory. As the literary golden boy of Kingsley University, Arthur loved nothing more than spending entire afternoons in the third-floor classics section. He could usually be found curled up with some crumbling old book, looking like he'd stepped out of an oil painting.

Liam: "The corner of Michigan and Oak. 11 AM. Don't be late." Ten minutes. I had ten minutes to walk out my door or cancel this whole thing. I chewed my lip, tasting the cheap lipstick I had smeared on and immediately wiped off because it looked wrong. It was too bright, too much. Like I was trying too hard. Like I was desperate. What would Arthur say if he knew? My stomach dropped just thinking about it. He would lose his mind. Liam was the one name that made Arthur's jaw go tight, made his voice go harsh. 'The bastard who thinks he's owed something. The mistake my father made before he met my mother.'

I would make sure that I do everything in my power to make sure that the one my heart beats for was found and the next step is that, I would end Bruce Lawrence's life for all of the havoc that was wreaked by him. Arthur sauntered towards me with the tickets in his hands while pulling his luggage behind him. Wiry his eyes fixed on his phone, a faint smile spread across his face as soon as he caught sight of me and instead of me reciprocating his act, I cringed so much in a way that wasn't obvious.

I cheered as Jolly jesters started to dance in a funeral. I walked up to Arthur who gave me my wailing son, wailing in hunger before he kissed me. “That was so sexy you being so maleficent.” I turned my back to Arthur. “Let’s play after Tristan goes to sleep okay.” I said before I walked away with all eyes on me. This was only the beginning of my reign. Arthur's note Hey guys. Please give my book an honest review on what you think so far and if you like what you see you can follow me on Instagram.

Albert paused, a little taken aback. "Alright then." Everyone turned to look at Arthur. He had a calm look on his face as he said, "Give the card back." Dahlia quickly spoke up, "It's just a little help from our side." Lydia chimed in, "Dad, you got hurt because of her daughter. Hospital stays aren't cheap. They're just doing what they should." Arthur looked at Lydia. "The fall isn't why I'm in the hospital. Taking the card would be like blackmail. Give it back."

The one that would make up for every missed call because I was still at the office at midnight. The one that would prove I didn’t crawl my way up here just to lose to a man who sketches feelings into glass. "What do you want us to do?" I ask, my voice trembling slightly. Arthur reaches into his pocket and pulls out a heavy brass key. He slides it across the mahogany.

I replied, placing a card down as I arranged the stack in my hand. Seconds in and I knew I was losing but I didn't care. I and Arthur couldn't stop staring at each other even though we had people surrounding us. I was about to place another card on the stack when the toy came on. I shot a look at Arthur, smirking as he looked away. “Do you think that's a wrong card, Mrs. Floyd?” one of the ladies said. I smiled but ended up biting the side of my lips, pressing my thighs together. “I win!” one of the ladies said as I placed my card down.