Between The Lions At The Library Novels & Stories

He never spoke to me. Zane's visits didn't bother me at first. The library was for everyone, after all. And Leo's pack had, according to rumor, lost their library and their archivists in the early attacks by the Rogue king. So it made sense that his wolves would be interested in our library. But when Leo's other wolves visited the library, they left with books. They chatted with the archivists. They asked me for help finding things if I was on duty. I don't think they realized I was a servant, not an archivist myself.

“I got a mail from Barnes and Nobles. There were new book releases that I had to check out. You didn’t have them in your library.” Aldo wanted to ask her why she didn’t read the ones that were already there, but he knew her. She had probably read everything in the entire library. That was probably what even brought her and Aria closer. Liya took his silence as permission for her to go on. She didn’t dare look up at Melinda. She didn’t want to stutter or break down. “I went to the library without any guards, and it turned out that Liya was in the same section, searching for the same books. I couldn’t resist talking to her.”

Crimson crosses his arms, and the stern look on his face says; ‘he’s not budging’. Mathias wears the same look. He just looks a little meaner and a bit more pissed off. “Remember, time works differently down here.” Althea reminds us. An idea pops into my head, “Have you ever taken anything out of this library?” I ask the older werelion, who tells me no. “I have no reason to, your highness.” She tells me. And I believe her because she really doesn’t have a reason and her heart rate didn’t spike or her pupil contract. So, there’s that.

What if I already am? I didn’t stop running until I reached the library again, slamming the hidden passage shut behind me and leaning against the wall, chest heaving. No more secrets. If they wouldn’t tell me the truth, I’d find it myself. Straightening my spine, I stepped out into the warm, quiet stillness of the library. A she wolf, maybe the Liberian nearly, froze at the sight of me. “Is there any book here on mating bonds?” I asked, keeping my voice calm.

Third Person POV The next day at exactly 11:55 am, Deborah stood in the section of the library she had mentioned in Liam's room, positioned carefully between the tall shelves that housed the computer science and technology books. The familiar smell of old paper and binding glue filled the air around her, mixed with the faint scent of cleaning supplies that the library staff used to maintain the pristine condition of the academic sanctuary.

SHE IS THE LUNA Chapter 52 Liam closed the door behind him while I raised a questioning brow. "I thought we're going to train?" "We are." Liam smirked at me, shrugging off his leather jacket before hanging it on one of the racks. My eyes flickered to my surroundings. "Then why are we in the library?" I asked, looking around checking out the place. Seriously, I have never seen a library this massive before. The place is booked, and I mean fully booked.

“Im not bringing be the warriors anywhere close or in a library with witches. They will take it the wrong way.” His lips purses, but he relents, “Fine.” 🐺🐺🐺 Unlike the Rogue Lycan's detention facility, the library is not hidden in an abandoned environment but it's right on the street of the crowded city. Everywhere is so loud, car honks and humans shouting at the top of their voices. Everything about them is so poor, their senses, their manner of living. In this crowded space, the scent of both natural and unnatural body odor is almost suffocating.

I question, rising to my feet as well. Lily hops in excitement, clapping her hands. " We have a huge library on the second floor. It's filled with books, history books of our species. My father liked to collect them. He was such a nerd. Xavier won't admit it but he was also a nerd. Too bad he doesn't go in the library anymore." She said slyly. Not able to piece the pieces of her look together quickly, I looked at her lost. She rolls her eyes and sighs heavily. "My brother is drowning in his alpha duties right now. And right now is the perfect time to get out of this confined room. We'll be quick. You can get the book you want about all those tingle mate bullshit-

Leon limped beside him, painfully aware of how ridiculous he looked — bandaged, drowning in Aaron’s jersey, being half-carried by the school’s most notorious player. The cool air-conditioned interior of the library was a relief against his warm skin. A few heads turned as they entered. Whispers followed them through the quiet space. Aaron didn’t seem to care. He guided Leon deeper into the building, past the main desks and toward the study areas. Leon’s steps faltered when he saw him.

Ansel answers his eyes shining with unshed tears for his pack. The library is 2 stories. The first is very much like a human library, divided into sections, childrens, young adult, non fiction, history, ect. They second houses spell books, the histories of the packs, and other books that we need permission to read these are on cage like shelves with locks on the front. Ansel follows my line of sight as I am looking at these cage's and he says "We will be breaking those locks when the time comes. But for now we have plenty to be getting on with, and I don't want to draw too much attention to us just yet."