Booktok Room Novels & Stories

But Kaitlyn wondered if they'd ever be able to, Jackson was like mist. He faded away when you tried to grasp it. She walked up the stairs to her bedroom, and the emptiness felt different this time. She sat on the bed, noting the yellow photo album laying innocently in the corner of the room. She crossed the room and opened it. Then without thinking, she left her room, standing outside of Jackson's old room. She took a deep breath in, before walking in. It was neat, and cold. Untouched.

“These rooms are typically reserved for seniors since they aren’t as reckless with their magic, but I think a safe space to practice might do you some good.” The Librarian led me down a hall to the left of the room, one hidden behind the third row of book cases. Along the walls were doors trimmed in silver. They had symbols stamped on them in dark paint. She unlocked the first door with a standard metal key and ushered me inside. The room was entirely empty apart from a metal table against the far wall. One look and I knew it was bolted down. In between the light fixtures embedded into the ceiling were heavy duty sprinklers.

Connor, of course, followed us. And I got the distinct impression that he was very pleased to see my interaction with Theodore. "Let's see... Caterpillar Room, Puppy Room... Kitten Room. This is yours. Isn't it cute?" I pointed to the drawings of little cats playing on the walls "Every room is named after an tiny animal." I walked him inside, but Theo only cringed even more as all the other children's attention focused on us "Look, everything is so colorful and cool around here. Look at those shelves full of books; I bet we can find something interesting to read during recess..."

Chapter 35- Elnora POV Being with the King is easy. Much easier than it had ever been with Brogan. As he walks with me arm in arm down the streets of his kingdom, I watch as he proudly points out all of the different shops. “That bookstore has a secret room in the back for all of the best seller human books.” He whispers to me as we pass by a spectacular-looking bookshop. We wave into the shoppers through the window as I window shop the items within. “Are the books that are in the regular part of the store all vampire written?” I ask, intrigued by the thought. “That is correct. The books that you will find here are written by the vampires who reside within the different kingdoms. So if you f

Maybe Zion had had the room freshly painted, although for what means she couldn’t be sure. A huge, cream faux fur rug covered the wooden flooring in the right side of the room, thoughtfully placed before the rustic log burner which resided in the wall. Keeping with the theme, a double mahogany book shelf leaned against the wall in front of her, filling out the space just before the door. Brielle couldn’t be certain, but if she had to guess she would imagine there would be around 100 books neatly stored in there. Besides her was a cream, velvet reading chair that looked out through to the window. It was strangely large, big enough for perhaps herself and all three of her mates to rest on.

Walking in I look around, finding it empty I close the door behind me heading to the bookshelves that were built high. This should be the biggest room of the whole pack house. The smell of books, and the warm atmosphere is tempting to sprawl on the floor and enjoy it. Walking from one shelf to another, it is built like a semi-circle. I hope I don’t get lost in it. No, that would be what I need at this point now with a nice massage and a cup of coffee. I wanted it so badly I could literally smell the sweet aroma. “Hailey” “Ahh” I yell, jumping, knocking down some books.

When I walked in, for a moment I thought I was looking at my P*******t board. I opened my mouth in surprise to see that the room was twice the size of the apartment I was renting in Brooklyn. It had a large bed and comfortable armchairs that matched the color of the wood of the bed. There was a small bookcase full of books and an office area with a mini-bar. Decorations, pictures with quotes from books, and paintings that I liked surrounded everything. “The lord made us do magic,” Loreta said humorously, and I looked at her with raised eyebrows. “You're going to be fine here; if you need anything, pull the cord next to the bed.”

There were four other rooms to choose from in this enormous house. My old room, which was funny to call it that seeing as how I spent only a few days here, was directly across from the bathroom. Sam and Elara’s suite was at the other end of the hall. “I was thinking of this room,” she opened the door to the round room. The outside walls were rounded and filled with windows giving the room plenty of natural light. “This room is gorgeous,” I said as I walked into the middle of it. “What are you going to do with all the books?”

Liam explained, examining a five pound weight, his arms shaking in a struggle to keep it lifted. "How kind of the Loudspeaker asshole." I said sarcastically, "It's good to know that they care more about the quality of life in here rather than the murdering aspect." As Urkstin and I finished looking around the gym, we waved goodbye to Liam and Jambo, and we continued down the hallway, seeing another door on our left quickly after. Behind door number three was a room heavily contrasting the gym. This room was a large library, tall bookshelves filled with books covering every wall. There were also tables and chairs for relaxing and reading, where Risa, Mia, and Poppy were sitting.

There was plenty of time to discuss our future after we’d freed him of the curse. The Fitzroy Rooms turned out to be a giant library of walls covered in mahogany bookshelves. Its main room was three stories tall with multiple mezzanines that formed walkways to access the higher shelves.