Booktok Lean Against The Wall Novels & Stories

We haven’t spent much time away from it, and yet at the same time, it feels as though it’s been years since I stepped foot in here. "The bookstore has been closed for days now," Lev mutters, not wasting any time as he grabs his jacket from the hook by the door, shrugging it over his shoulders. "I should probably go check on it." "I'll sleep on the couch tonight,” Cian offers, motioning to our less than satisfactory couch that neither Lev or I have been able to afford to replace with a newer one. Cian doesn’t look bothered by the likelihood of sleeping there thought, probably trying to be polite.

There were no visible walls, just rows and rows of books. I made my way to where the tables and chairs were set out for readers, and found Asher and Thea already there. The library was currently deserted which I suspected Asher had made sure of. He looked up and nodded his head out of respect. “Alpha.” Thea gave me a weak smile as I greeted her. We’d barely begun and I already felt awkward. “Tell me what you’ve been looking at Asher.”

"I didn't do anything to you!" "And yet, here we are," I say, shoving my hands into my pockets as I lean against the brick wall. "Life's funny like that, huh?" Jaxon grabs the book from Billy's hands and flips through it mockingly. "What's this, homework? Trying to make us all look bad, nerd?" Billy lunges for the book, but Jaxon holds it out of reach, laughing as Billy's face turns red. Aiden steps in, giving Billy a light shove that sends him stumbling backward.

Therefore, there was nothing left to do but clench my teeth harder and follow Kayla like a weak-willed calf through the endless circles of hell. Leaning on the back of the chair, Leah glanced over her shoulder at another visitor who continued to look at the ancient tome. And the girl, as if sensing a gaze on her back, turned around abruptly and glared at her with green eyes peeking out from behind her round glasses. For a moment, Leah was confused, thinking that the stranger was outraged and was coming to investigate, but, stopping near their table, she handed Yuna a book and said in a hoarse, low voice:

It appeared that whatever problems between Leon and Agares had been solved as the man had offered them to enter to his study room. Belle felt as though she had entered a forest of books as on her left and right side was tall walls of books. Even the floor was hard to step at with the amount of books scattered on it. Belle followed Leon’s steps as he had chosen the best path to walk without stepping on the books that she thought might be important for Agares. They were behaving agreeable to each other, she didn’t want her to be the reason for their fight. In the room, she was the only human.

***** 2 months later, "I'm so nervous," Leah muttered while walking around the room. Adrian smiled, "Don't worry, people will love your book, your story is amazing! Be confident!" he said, for the umpteenth time. Leah bit her lips, not that sure. That book was her firstborn, she was not sure if people will love it or not. But she wrote everything with all of her heart.

She leaned against the wall, trying to take in the moment of victory, but her thoughts kept drifting. Just then, she heard footsteps approaching. She looked up, and her stomach dropped slightly when she saw a tall figure, a boy dressed neatly in a uniform with a stack of books under his arm. His strides were confident, purposeful. His sharp eyes scanned the room with a mix of curiosity and indifference.

His gray eyes shone with low intensity due to the low lighting, the chandeliers weren't much use but they were still beautiful grays that linked to mine effortlessly. "What is your favorite book?" “I don't have one, it's hard to choose one when everyone has taught you something valuable.” “So, what do you recommend?” “Follow me.” Maybe that half smile was an illusion of mine. We approached a room with four walls, three full of shelves, one of the walls was demolished, giving the view a beautiful starry sky and the lights of a big city. In the center of the room there was a table with many books. “Take whatever you want,” he obliged, sitting on the edge of the broken wall, admiring the sky, h

I need you to read it before we go for the dinner party at seven. Luna collected the book and looked at the caption, "Who is Alex Cooper?" She rolled her eyes, "I can't believe I am doing this." "Come on, you need to read it. It's very important." Luna flipped through the pages, "Why are there so many pages here? I mean, what do I really need to know about you that's so important?" "Just read through the book, okay? So you will know what to say at every given time. If you're selling the story that you're in love with me, then you should know me well enough. That is why you need to read the book."

The room is bright with all sorts of amazing looking things , bottles with all different coloured potions swirling and bubbling sat in different shaped bottles along the far wall . The wall to our left is filled with all different types of old books on shelves . At the end of the room stood an altar with a huge old book opened on a page that when I looked was blank . Mama must have seen me frowning at the blank page , she walks over, puts an index finger on the page and old swirly writing appears . She smiles at the look of shock on my face . “Come let's get started , this is not going to be easy i hope you understand” I just nod and walk over to where Mystique is sitting on the floor on a r