Carol Book Novels & Stories

“Wow, what a beautiful house! “Carol smiles excitedly. “Do you want to see your room? “Derek asks. “Yes, show me? “Carol immediately holds Dereck's hand, the two go ahead and I follow. Dereck showed him the house and her room. A room decorated in lilac with yellow details, her favorite color, with new toys that she likes. “There's a Barbie house... “Carol runs to the toy and peeks into the house, seeing other dolls. She looks around her and opens her mouth, amazed, when she sees a small shelf of children's books. “Look, little brother, there are all the books I like! “If you want anything else, just ask, Carol! I don't know if I got everything you like right. “ I loved it! Thank you Uncle De

Pain doesn’t just vanish because you name it. Carol perched on the windowsill like a cat, arms still crossed. “You know,” she said, “for someone who was supposedly just eavesdropping, I already know your entire plan. Every shady detail.” Grey sighed. “Carol.” “No. I’m not judging.” She shrugged. “I’m saying I want in.” My brows shot up. “Really?”

she seemed to say. "Everyone. From now on, Mary is part of this group. Last night, Mary---" "Oh my goodness! Look at the time! Kara, you said you wanted to have your book report proofread before you submitted it today." Mary said through her teeth. Kara looked at her perplexedly, before realizing what she was doing. "Oh...oh yeah. Excuse us for a sec." "What are you doing?" Mary finally said when she pulled Kara forcibly to a corner.

When my shift ended, I found myself walking toward the corner table where Kael sat, his laptop closed now, a book in his hands. I stopped short when I saw the cover. ‘Knot We Cannot Untie.’ That was the book he was holding. I can't believe that Kael would be reading one of Linda Lively’s books. “You read… this?” I said, the surprise evidently in my voice. Kael looked up, one brow raised. “Why? You think I only read racing magazines and bank statements?” I gave a small laugh. “Chill bro. It’s just… not what I was expecting ”

I quickly search Mutton’s contact number and make a reservation for my boss and his date. This job will really gonna be the cause of my death. Most importantly, the death of my poor heart. I again turn to finish my work when my cellphone rang. “hello?” I happily answer my phone knowing who is my caller. “hi mommy! How are you?” Jacob calling me with her teacher’s own mobile. Yes, I don’t know how he do it but he always calling me using it. When I ask him why he’s using his teacher’s phone Tara answered that it's because her brother charmed all the teacher in school.

I replied, managing a small smile before opening the door. The bell on the door tinkled against the glass as we walked in, and my eyes immediately darted around the store. It was relatively empty, but of course, I had to run into Carol, a woman who ran the bookshop in town. She greeted us warmly but her eyes settled on me in a way that made me feel like she knew exactly why we were there. “Hey, Carol,” I said, offering a tense smile. “Out and about early, I see,” she noted. “Anything special you’re shopping for?”

Something that has been stressing her day and night were now closer to landing into her hands. She was so happy, knowing that her puppet already had them. Carol was a canning skimming woman who will do anything in this world to get what she wanted. Her problem was getting the legal documents from Ivana, her first step was already done. Thinking about it brought Joy, happiness and a little contentment in her heart. Carol was so happy that went ahead to call her son so that she can share her happiness with him.

“I’ve walked past this place a million times, always thought someone should do something cool with it. Like a café. Or a bookshop. Something that smells like cinnamon and sounds like jazz, you know?” Katherine’s lips curved into a small smile. “Exactly.” There was a brief pause, then the girl stuck out her hand. “I’m Carolina but you can just call me carol. I work down at the community center — youth arts programs, mostly.” Katherine took her hand. “Katherine.” Carol tilted her head slightly, studying her. “You look like someone who used to live around here.” “I did,” Katherine replied quietly. “A long time ago.” Carol nodded like she understood more than Katherine had said. “It’s good to be

After two days like this, Cole realized that Caroline had an almost encyclopedic knowledge on computer science! There was no question that she couldn’t solve. Instead of dampening his spirits, it made him push himself much harder so he could one day catch up to his genius sister. However, there exists a large gap between a genius and a commoner. Over the past two days, Caroline was done reading ten reference books. Caroline shook her head and sighed as she put down the last book. She didn’t look satisfied. “Sis, what’s wrong?” Cole asked, “Something wrong with these books?”

Miller was hugging Oliver. Oliver wasn’t really sure what to do, so he awkwardly patted her on the back in response. I couldn’t help but laugh. We talked for a long while until the bedroom door finally opened and Carol walked out. She wore a gorgeous black dress, and her hair was curled and done to perfection. She wore a little makeup that highlighted her natural beauty, and her lips were plump and begging for me to kill them. I went straight to her and wrapped her in my arms; she giggled and nuzzled her face in my neck.