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The packages were waiting outside my apartment door. I stopped, keys in hand, staring at them. Two large shopping bags with expensive boutique logos I recognized, and a beautiful arrangement that made my breath catch,a book bouquet. Actual books wrapped like flowers, their spines carefully arranged to create something both literary and romantic. A card was attached. For when you need an escape. And something to wear while you read them. - L My chest tightened. How had these gotten here before me? I’d left work twenty minutes ago, driven straight home, and yet…

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But that was just the type of person she was… I took out a book, remembering her reading this very book to us on Halloween when we were ten… I smiled slightly, placed it back on the shelf and walked along the rows slowly. I frowned. Spotting a black box, I remembered this. These were her cards. I took the box down and opening it, took out the deck of cards. Walking over to the small table, I tossed the empty box onto it and turned the cards over, spreading them across the table. I remember her reading these for me and Kia, no matter what cards I picked, there was one card that I always drew last each of the three times she ever read them. After that, she refused to play this ‘game’ with us.

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I held the cover and rotated it upside down. Oh! My eyes suddenly widened when I saw a small card stuck inside the cover. What the hell... It's here! I immediately grabbed it and unfolded the fancy red card. When I saw it up close I noticed that there was an Academy logo stamped on it. A specter with two dragons swirling over it, facing the opposite side. My eyes squinted when I read the first word written here. To: Marina Cellistine Edwards,

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There was only one way to find out. Drawing in a deep breath, I gripped a gold-bound book and tugged it out of the shelf. My heart hammered in anticipation but nothing happened. A sigh of longing left my lips as I ran my fingertips over the embossed pattern. ‘The Rites of life and death.’ How I wish I had the time to read this. I let my gaze linger on its cover for a moment before putting it back.

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I took a sip from the first drink and then the second drink. Hmmn. Tasty. I opened the book and flipped the pages… I’m at page 89 automatically now. I’m gonna read past him. I reached page 89 and weirdly there was a note there in a small red card. I looked around and took the card, I opened it and it says… “Need a ride? Hurry.” I gasped. Daaash! I took my back pack and the two cans of drinks and the book. I kept the book back on the shelve and dashed outside.

The AB initials were drawn onto an open book with the kind of attention to detail that suggested either artistic talent or concerning levels of commitment to this bit. “That card represents full access to your personal collection,” she informed me with the solemnity of someone reading constitutional amendments. “Whenever I want.” “I see the hours are twenty-four-seven,” I noted, scanning the fine print. “And you’re entitled to personalized book recommendations from a qualified librarian at least twice monthly?” “Library policy,” she said, shrugging with fake innocence. “It’s laminated, so it’s legally binding and unchangeable.”