Austin Reads Novels & Stories

He saw his time in his stereo it is already 3:20 in the afternoon. Meanwhile at the Lab.. Austin makes himself busy for a while, he trues to watch some educational videos and read a lot of books. But even though he does that, he still gets bored easily and wanted to go outside of the lab but he can't go and his father wouldn't want him to. He even thought that he was being a prison inside, can never even take a glance to the sun in the morning and the moon at nigh.

After they all agreed, I was quick to leave the canteen and go to the front courtyard seeing Austin sat on the brick wall type of thing looking down at a textbook. As I got closer to him, he looked up from his book and smiled standing up "Hey" I smiled as he pulled me in to a small hug but still, it was cute. We both sat down next to each other on the wall. "What are you reading?" I asked peering t the textbook. He closed it showing me the front cover to see the words 'Calculus' written in large letters. "No thank you" I instantly said, I hated math with a passion.

"What are you reading?" "Book." Austin was in the process of learning how to read. However, children's books for his age mostly have images, so he develops the skill to form a story based on them. I stayed on Austin's side, watching him narrate the story by himself before leaving for the kitchen. "Sorry, I'm late." And made an apology to the man who took over my job. "No worries, darling. I can make breakfast so you can get more sleep. We will be fine." He flashed me a reassuring smile.

Can't take any chances because karma is as real as a black eye. Austin is wearing a grey T-shirt and jean trousers. I remember the shirt from the first time I went to see him in his study. It hugs his body, like my arms should, and fits him properly. As they walk by, my eyes are on him. He is looking at Robin Hood, listening to him blab about the amount of resources he has spent on constructing a ferris wheel. Who the hell cares? Not Austin, I definitely can tell. As they come closer, Austin stops looking at his tour guide and looks at us. I nearly fall on my ass. The children push me from behind and I bounce back on my feet, while they yell their excitement. They have no goddamn idea.

I ran my fingers along the cover, appreciating the weight of the book and the memories it held. I shift my gaze away from the book and direct my attention towards Austin, noticing his intense focus on the novel. A flicker of curiosity sparks within me, prompting me to ask, "What is it?" Austin's expression softens, and he begins to share the significance of the book. "You know, this was Jacob’s first ever novel to read. He fell in love with the novel when he read this one and I always thought that it was silly how a man like him would have a hobby of reading books but now I think I am the one being silly."

"I can't... I don't want to live without her. It's too lonely... It hurts..." While Edwin silently cried by the side, the doctor placed a hand on Austin's shoulder and gave it a squeeze. "She left a letter for you." He held out the paper for Austin to see. Austin stopped crying for a moment to look at the letter like it was some prized possession. He hastily took it from the doctor's hand and started reading. While he read, the doctor gestured for Edwin to leave him alone. "I'm worried about leaving him alone now." Edwin whispered. "I believe that he won't do anything foolish after reading that letter. That girl... She's so special to Austin. I honestly don't know if he'll ever be able to fi

The child had said. “Austin Lewis, you’re getting ahead of yourself.” Austin admonished himself and tried to still his heart, which had started beating faster all of a sudden. However, now that such a seed had been planted in his heart, he was not at rest. He couldn’t help his curiosity, so he continued skimming through the paper, but there wasn’t much to see. It was just a photocopy of a regular passport. Just as he was about to discard the paper in the waste bin that was nearest to him, something caught his attention.

She may seem dumb and naive at times, but I love her the way she is because she has a pure heart. "What the hell are you reading, you've got your head buried in that stupid book all morning," Austin says to Avan. Avan slowly raises her head to give Austin a deadpan look. "Readers are leaders, Austin. And if you don't like reading, let those who do, do so in peace alright." "Whatever." Austin looks away. "I'm so excited for you. I know you're gonna get the role, I can feel it," Wyndy tells me and I smile back at her.

"The name's Tasha, not that you asked but I'm doing you the privilege of knowing it" Austin kept quiet, sitting beside his mum's grave, and ignored her. "So what's your name?" she sat beside him. He ignored her, still concentrating on the name written on the grave. She noticed it and read it out loud "Mrs. Richard Joan". Austin looked at her and returned his gaze right back at the grave. "So who was the woman you came with yesterday?" "What woman?" Austin quickly replied, looking confused. "A lady was standing over you here when you were busy crying like a baby"

She was walking advertisement for 'look at me. She paused by the edge of the pool, exactly in Austin’s line of sight. Austin didn’t move at first, but I saw the corner of his book drop an inch. Then two inches. Then it settled on his lap. Slowly, he reached up, took off his sunglasses, and just stared.