Novel & Cerita Booktok Bedroom

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.

he flicks his hand dismissively, and I shrug, convinced he probably can't play at all. The door directly across from his is my enemy's, and the one beside it would be mine if I agreed to be mated to the brothers. It's beautiful. Purple walls instead of the common grey I've seen so far. A queen-sized bed sits at the center, with a white headboard rimmed with what looks like real gold. One wall is lined with books from floor to ceiling, with a sliding ladder resting against it. “It's different from the others,” I say, more to myself than to him.

Dominicus says softly behind me. With trembling hands, I slowly reach out and open the door. As I walk in and look around, a choked sob escapes me. The master bedroom is a perfect blend of comfort and beauty. The king-sized bed is the focal point, dressed in the exact bedding I had fallen in love with - a soft, cloud-like duvet in a soothing sage green, piled high with pillows in various complementary shades and textures. On either side of the bed are matching nightstands, each topped with elegant lamps that cast a warm, inviting glow. A cozy reading nook is set up in one corner, complete with a plush armchair and a small side table - perfect for quiet moments with a book.

Chapter 36: Please, Master Baron It has fairly large surface fits of four poster beds, king size and without a canopy at the back. A black leather cross against the wall, where there is also a grid fixed on the ceiling. Let's not forget the punishment bench on the corner, which sits next to a chest of drawers that contains all sorts of accessories. “If you don't feel comfortable here yet, can we go back to the bedroom?” I whispered after a couple of minutes of silence, resting a comforting hand at the nape of his neck.

Either way, it has a huge desk in one corner and several bookshelves filled with thick tomes and ancient looking papers sitting neatly next to themhelves, add the sleek black laptop neatly placed on the desk, Kael's room looks like a study and bedroom joined together. Rewind... Kael is scowling at me. I drag my eyes away from the feast of his boring bedroom, and carefully tip my head up to look at him. "Hi," I mutter trying to muster a grin and failing terribly. I probably look liked a squashed potato as it is.

He rubbed at his eyes and blearily sat up to take in his well-furnished bedroom to convince himself that he was truly awake. The walls were painted a calming shade of blue, and the king-sized bed was covered in luxurious silk sheets. The room was spacious, with large windows that offered a breathtaking view of the city skyline. His bed with the rumpled covers atop it was framed by a sleek, modern wooden headboard, which was adorned with a few of his favourite books. A matching nightstand was situated on either side of the bed, each topped with a lamp that gave off a warm, soothing glow. On the opposite wall, there was a large, flat-screen television mounted above a fireplace that was surroun

He nodded slowly and before he could say anything more, the bedroom door swung open. Erick and Jess stood at the doorway; they were both breathless, so we knew they were running. Jess held one of the thickest books I had ever seen; it was a large brown book with golden decals swirled throughout the cover. In the front of the book, in a silvery oval was a white infinity symbol I didn’t quite recognize and then written in white above the symbol read: Book of Magic. “Woah…” I breathed, staring at the book. It was real.

I know we'd talked a little about what we'd do with it, but we'd never actually decided. I walked into the room and smelled the distinct smell of books. It was the smell associated with a library or a bookstore. I felt a smile spread across my face as I took in the wall of bookshelves waiting to be completely filled. It seems that Lissa had already put hers and Rose's books on the shelves, but I knew I had quite a few to add to the collection. There was a desk situated under one of the windows, allowing the moonlight to spread across its surface. Under the other window were a couple of plush, comfy-looking chairs. The looked like they'd be perfect for curling up in with a book. "I think they

Judi hurriedly jumped back: "Stop, keep a little distance from me, I don't want to beat you." She said, leaned against the wall, and walked back to the living room against the wall. Benjemin Waltson followed in and looked around. "So this is where you live, it looks good." Her living room is very large, with a large bookshelf beside the wall, full of comic books. The house has two bedrooms and the decor is very girlish. The bed in the master bedroom is full of snacks, and the floor is full of snack bags. "Tsk, why is it so messy."

Too much pink but okay, I had no right to complain, I reminded myself. There was a big, queen sized bed with white pillow covers and a large baby pink duvet back in the spacious bedroom. Right on top was a huge chandelier dangling and the wall behind my bed had a simple pink flowers and green branches design. Numerous books were stacked in the shelves and when I asked Mrs. Jenson about it, she told me that she remembered how I loved to read. Seemed like Juliet and I do had a thing in common. I thought we were complete opposites.