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I did know this area would always be disorganized, but if it were more inviting, it would encourage the kids to read and teach them the importance of respecting shared things. There was a giant bean bag chair that I flopped down on, and I started to group books. I found multiple biographies that were hundreds of pages long and a couple of racy romance novels. I’m not against those or anything. I enjoyed both genres. But I don’t think pups are capable of reading them. “You were serious about this organizing books thing.” I jumped a mile and looked up at Blake, looming over me. “Shit, I didn’t mean to scare you, Darling.”

She laughed, there were close to 20 books in her cart, "That's for the whole month or maybe more 'cause I need to do my report." He grabbed the cart and took the poetry book that was going to be his new favorite, "This will be my bonus for you, let's check-out." "What? I can't let you pay for that ... that's a lot of books," she refused. "You deserve a bonus for all the work you put in, anyways, these books are going on my shelves, you won't be taking them back to Gastonburry, would you?" He had a point. "I guess not."

“I like the dragon.” “Of course you do,” Nolan says. “The dragon is cool.” “What about the boy?” I ask. “He’s brave too.” “He’s okay,” Nova decides. “But the dragon is my favorite.” “I’ll read the next book,” Noah says, taking the book from my hands. He doesn’t clear his throat or hesitate. He just starts reading where I left off… And I remember. I remember this voice. The cadence that used to pull me through late-night study sessions because he’d read my notes out loud when I was too tired to focus. The tone that used to soften when he talked to me about nothing and everything.

The interior of the house was uttermost beautiful. Entering into his room, I wasn't surprised by the nature of the room. There were clothes littered everywhere, the bed covers weren't well laid, and the books were scattered across the floor, a typical boy's room indeed. I removed the bracelet from my bag and placed it back on the table opposite his bed. The table had a series of books and mostly were literature books. I was in disbelief that Mac could actually have a thing for literature. Checking through the books, I noticed a black diary which lay under the books and it got me curious.

Although, today my time in this haven will be cut short as I serve detention. I let my bag fall to the floor at my feet as I slide down the back of the mahogany bookshelf that stands in the back. Away from all the other cluttered shelves around the library. I breathe in deeply, reminiscing in the scent of old and new books that surrounds the stuffy room. It’s like an instant tranquilizer. I rummage through my bag and pull out my Divergent novel and lose myself in the action filled world.

Sometimes I wonder if it was the trauma of their premature birth that caused them to develop such distinct personalities, as if each one chose a different path to survive. I put down my coffee cup and kneel in front of them. “Oliver, give your brother’s book back,” I say gently. “You have your own books.” “But his has better pictures!” he protests, but hands the book over. “And he never wants to play dinosaur fights with me.” Noah hugs the book to his chest, a victorious smile on his face. “Because you always want the T-Rex to win,” he mutters. “It’s not scientific.”

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Book Three of the Badboy Trilogy Written by: Vendité Johnson The Badboy Trilogy Book One: How to Destroy a Badboy Book Two: The Emancipation of a Badboy Book Three: A Rhapsody for the Playboy Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, places, events and incidents are either a product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual person, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

She knew she wouldn't stop thinking about the dream until she knew if it was real or not. The blinds of Cara's were drawn, but the sign was flipped to read "open." The light chime of the door rang out as she entered. Very few people were inside, and she easily spotted a boy with light auburn hair sitting on one of the couches, a pile of reading material beside him. He was one of their regulars, coming in with a stack of books every second day. "Daniel?" Arder called to him. Startled, he abruptly lifted his head before setting down the leather-cased book.

They are all sweet talkers until they got what they want. "Haha! Sorry! I think you misinterpreted me. I don't play with girls. It sounds gay. Girls should be love and take care of, not to play and hurt." I was caught off guard. I did not expect that he will say that. Well, I still found him boring so I ignored him but he stays by my side. He does not drink. He just watches me drink. Well! I don't care. I know I'm pretty, so I am worth staring at.