Book Reading Journals Novels & Stories

I announced, injecting a note of reassurance into the room. Trevor, sensing a lull in the urgency, reached into his pocket and pulled out a worn journal. He gestured towards me, saying, "Since we have a bit of time, my father wanted you to read this book. He said it's better you know the things that were written in it." Curiosity piqued, I took the journal from Trevor's outstretched hand. The weight of the worn pages hinted at the significance of its contents. As I opened it, the musty scent of aged paper wafted into the air, adding a layer of authenticity to the moment.

TRENTON I should have stopped reading. Every page made my chest tighter, every line dragging up a fresh wave of questions I wasn't sure I wanted answered. But I couldn't put the journals down. I sat there on the cold stone floor of the storage room with three of them open around me, moving from one to the next, chasing my mother's handwriting like it might disappear if I looked away too long.

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It’s heavier than I expect. When I open it, my heart nearly stops. Inside are scraps of paper, folded notes, and a journal with a worn black cover. The sight of it alone brings tears to my eyes. Jaden’s handwriting covers the pages, messy, uneven, sometimes smudged as if from tears. I press my palm against the book, my throat tightening. I whisper into the stillness, “Oh, Jaden…” I sit on the edge of his bed and open the journal. The words hit me like waves. Some pages are filled with anger, sharp strokes of the pen carving out his frustration.

“You have to do yours as well…" “I know.” He said sharply. “So, what is it that you have?” “You said you wanted the weaknesses of the predator, right?” I tried to build suspense as I walked slowly around the room. But Kieran was not having any of it before he snapped at me. “Go straight to the point!” “Fine!” I raised my hand in a surrender. “I've got two journals for you for now.” “Journal?” His expression morphed into that of surprise, then shock, and then further confusion. “What's that? What do you mean by that? Is this some kind of joke to you, or something?”

Jasmine asked as she pulled out her journal. “A book?” “Yeah, you know, a book.” She held up her journal in confusion. “You DO know how to read, don’t you?” There was sadness in her words as she realized that Maia most likely couldn’t read. Maia slowly shook her head no, fear starting to rise in her chest again.

I was about to see a time before the one I read. “A diary?” I ask, gingerly picking up the book. “No, a journal. And proof that every family is as fucked up as yours.”

The romance was being squeezed out. "The journal" Elara shouted, her bare knees hurt as she fell flat onto the asphalt to pick up the black leather book that was lying between them. The moment her fingers touched the leather, the blank white pages inside the journal did not just move they started bleeding. A lot of midnight-blue fluid came out of the journal mixed with the cold rain water and formed a swirling indigo circle around her ankles. The gold letters on the cover of the journal; THE MASTER LEDGER: VOLUME TWO ​flared with a white-hot, blinding radiation that scorched the skin of her palm, the unique, un-templated human syntax of her blood-infused veins screaming in protest against th

Proof that he tries to change how he is, a little ray of hope for my confused soul. I close it and push it back in beside a black leather-bound book, heart racing slightly in case he sees me going through this stuff and I pause to examine it. Interest piqued because it seems out of place among textbooks. It looks like a journal and when I pull it out and open it, I find that it is.

He asked, taking a seat in front of my desk. “Yes. These journals were left by my parents to help me for the first three years after meeting my mate. Three books for the first three years.” I said and lifted the journal in my hand, “First year.” He looked at me holding the journal with interest. “So, this is their advice?” “I guess. I haven’t read it yet. I thought now might be a good time to start reading it, but I can do it later tonight.” I said putting it down. “Did you need something from me?”