Book Delivered From Distraction Novels & Stories

But easier wasn’t always healing. She took it to the counter. When she got home, she set the book on her table, unopened. It stayed there for days staring back at her, daring her to read, daring her to remember. Across town, Liam didn’t realize he’d left that receipt behind. He’d gone to that same bookstore a week earlier, chasing distraction. He wasn’t supposed to be there either. But sometimes, you end up in familiar places without meaning to pulled by habits your heart still remembers.

Before reaching my vacation house, I slow down for a bit as I'm about to pass by a bookstore. A part of me suggests to buy myself a book to distract myself whenever Keanu and my father comes into mind. I'm desperate to kick them out of my head, so I stop and walk myself inside the store. It's a bit crowded, but none of them seem to give a damn when I finally enter the store. “Oh, hell.” I murmur to myself. Because instead of a book, all I can see is the magazine that Bryce Tryst was starring in. Oh, I wish I could roll my eyes.

I pulled it out and walked back to the bed, sinking onto the mattress with a sigh. The headache was still there, but the book was a distraction—something to keep my mind off everything else. I flipped it open to the first page, letting the words pull me into a world far from this one. A world where Adrien didn’t exist, and I wasn’t fighting to keep myself together. For now, that was enough.

I cut her off in the middle. "No ma'am, I have the keys, I'll lock it before leaving." I shook my head, not wanting to disturb anyone. "Alright, sir." She said with a smile, then went outside. I resumed my eyes back and started reading my book. Once again, just when I was almost diving deep into the book I was again interrupted, but this time the distraction was the least expected of all possibilities. I heard a buzzing sound; without a second thought I made out easily it's coming from a phone. The library was so quiet, I was able to hear even the slightest of the noises.

I raised my hand to silence him because I was done. "I want to break connections with all of you. Honesty these last 5 days proved that I don't belong in your world nor do I want to be in it. Now if we could hurry this up so I can get back to my mundane life." I gestured to the book that I planned on never reading again. Alax chuckled as I opened up the book. It would be pretty easy finding what I needed since bonds had a whole area. The pages to the book made a flapping sound as I quickly looked for the page that I needed. Alaxs finger tapping against the table was distracting.

At least there, I can have peace. When I arrived at the garden, I felt the peace hugging me. 'Finally.' Away from those stabbing gazes, away from that annoying expression of Rosine, away from that indifferent male lead. Amongst the books I brought with me, there's one with an inconspicuous book with a simple red cover. "From One Space to Another" is the title of the book. It is a romance story about a girl who can teleport from one place to another and a boy who was from another parallel universe.

It was basically a dream come true for me. An hour later, I'd placed a few books aside and now was focusing on the Shakespearean text, Hamlet. Derris had been right. Surrounded by what I loved plus the serenity of the library, it was easier to focus and become a part of the world written on the pages. Unlike the last time, I wasn't as distracted as Derris as I was the last time. That didn't mean I still didn't take occasional glances at his broad back that made me want to wrap my arms around him so bad.

Maybe having my mate for dinner would help distract me from my worries for a while. Guys please read my other co-author books Alpha Lucious, His Purchased wife , Betrayed By My Ex claimed by his father, Alpha Evander's Rejection on G.O.O.D.N.O.V.E.L

Her uneven breaths were hitting his chest — his body from which a strong manly scent mixed with a hint of intoxication was evoking. He tilted his head, his red bloodshot eyes trying to peek into her scared one as he said, “You’re indeed beautiful, just like the woman told me.” She still did not look up at him. She could not dare to. She did not know she had him spellbound just by her one feature. But he knew that. He knew women are indeed a distraction. And the one standing before him, cornered by him, trying to hide into the wall — as he could notice, was the greatest distraction ever created by God.

Darius picked up the parcel without any ounce of fear and tore it open. The first item he brought out was a small glass container containing water. Then he brought out a book, which I recognised. "The book of illusions," I muttered. Then the third item he brought out was also a small, glass container, containing sand in it. "This contains water, more precisely, rain water. As above, so below." He explained, "This book, the book of illusions which has the ability to suck anyone who opens it inside. Don't judge a book by its cover."