Novel & Cerita Book Nook Bedroom

"Back to the empire that ate you alive?" I shut my eyes tight. "Not today," I muttered under my breath. "Sir?" Noah looked at me, confused. I straightened. "Nothing. Let's go." The voice faded, like smoke in the wind. But it left a chill crawling up my spine. The boardroom looked different too. Bigger, brighter, built from glass and ambition. There were twelve seats, but only one empty - the one next to mine. And then the door opened. Elena walked in.

I’m not tackling that crazy today. I move on to my room and it is a lovely calming space, on the larger size. A queen bed with a cream tufted fabric headboard is against the far wall. The comforter and pillows are cream based with a pretty navy and pink floral pattern. The distressed nightstands and dresser match and the rug on the floor is a simple two-toned cream Moroccan trellis pattern. I have a bookshelf in the room too that is filled with books covering numerous topics and a comfy looking wingback chair in navy with a pink throw blanket draped across the back to complete the reading nook space.

And under the dome are two single beds. “I … wh—” I’m so wrong-footed I can barely get out a word. “Beds.” I turn to Ben and point. “The beds.” “Yes, these are the beds, madame.” Nico gestures at the singles with a proud beam. “This is the bedroom.” “I know those are beds!” I’m gulping for air. “But why are they singles?” “On the website, it shows a super-king bed,” Ben takes over. “I saw a picture of it. Where’s that gone?”

At least, my attire had amused Paige. Vince's bedroom was enormous: a four-poster bed with two bedside tables on each side, a broad drawer opposite the bed with an LCD television on it, a huge bookshelf beside the double door closet and a chaise lounge sofa in one corner of the room. The bed had a dark red fabric draped between the posts and a double duvet arranged over the bed. I walked over to the bookshelf and traced my hands over the books—all lined alphabetically. He had every play of Shakespeare's stacked on a separate shelf. I began shuffling through the books.

He looked away first. “I’ll take that as a yes,” I murmured, as I stepped past him into the next room. It was the bedroom, and it took my breath away. A queen size bed with a velvet lavender headboard stood against one wall. The bedsheet was all cream and blush color, which was layered and plush. There was a small chandelier that threw rainbows across the ceiling when the sunlight hit it. A pale green armchair was neatly placed in one corner. And next to it was a small table, and it had a stack of books I hadn’t read yet, but they were also saved to my ‘Read Later’ list.

Veronyka's voice was getting louder and louder each second that passed. Closing the door behind him, I circle my eyes aroung the room. Its style looked modern and aesthetic with the white painted walls and mahogany brown planks on the floor that certainly helped improve the ambiance. There was a large king-sized bed at the center, a vanity table at one corner, a big white fur rug on the floor and also a long, white couch positioned beside a tall bookshelf. I darted my eyes to the large volume of books filling that shelf which instantly made my heart flutter at the comfort of reading they were practically screaming to offer in my head. My eyed flickering in excitement.

After telling her, she forwarded towards the directed room. She opened the door of the room. It was dimly lightened but she could see everything clearly. There was a King-sized bed at the centre of the room. A big photo frame was at the head of the bed. But the picture got blurred due to dust. A study table on one of the corner and a walk-in closet. There was a spacious balcony. A Led was attached to the wall and under it, there was a big cupboard full of books. There was also a purple couch at a corner with a big glass window at the wall.

There is seriously enough room in my bedroom, to put a King size bed with two accent tables and room for Alma’s crate and potty pads. The floor is a type of red wood, and the bed that is in here is unfortunately only a queen, but it does have two accent tables on each side and a flat screen tv. There is also a massive red oak desk near the bathroom wall and a pretty comfy black leather rolling chair behind it. The room I didn’t take has two bay windows and a reading nook, with the same size bed and the desk and chair are the same as well. It also has a flat screen tv mounted on the wall and a built-in bookshelf near the reading nook.

We were dropped into a room that had the definition of lavish covered. The bed was enormous easily able to fit five with sheets of threads that shined and glistened as the sun’s rays came through a large window. Few else was in this room other than a small mess of books that hadn’t been read in ages considering the dust on them. There was a golden fireplace that looked freshly cleaned but apart from that the room had clearly been abandoned. Asshole, I heard Nok curse as he looked around. Guess they left my room completely untouched.

A white canopy hung over a small bed shaped like a castle, complete with a soft pink comforter sprinkled with glitter unicorns. The room smelled faintly of vanilla and crayons—somewhere between sweet and childhood. A low bookshelf to the left was overflowing with storybooks and stuffed animals, all of which had button eyes and floppy limbs and were leaning forward, as if they were ready to play. A small table and two chairs sat in one corner, surrounded by coloring books, sparkly gel pens, and a cup full of broken crayons.