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--- Sunday was grocery shopping. Laundry. Napping on the couch with a book between us. It was the most normal week we'd had since Ch 17. Maybe ever. That night we were putting dishes away when the mail came. Late. One envelope. No stamp. No return address. Just my name. I opened it at the counter. Inside: one sheet. Typed. This isn't over. Damian came over. Read it. Went still. Who knows we're here, he asked. No one, I said.

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“And Sesse has been through his book, and there is one line for the cart on the ninth,h and it is not in her hand, and it is not in the house hand. It is in a hand she does not know at all.” “Read it to me.” “Four bales. One parcel. Consigned north, care of the office.” “There is no office,” I said. “Sesse stood in that hall and told twelve delegates there has been no office since 'seventy-nine.” “I know what she said.” “Then get her in here.” She came, and she read it herself off the page under the lamp, and she read it three times, and then she put the book down on the barrel and stood with both hands on it. “I have written nine letters a year for nine years to an office that does not exis

"Don't do this, Ms. Hailey! Boss will kill me and throw me into the Strait of Messina to pollute the ocean!" That day, as usual, I was sorting through my emails, which were mostly academic invitations, along with acknowledgments from organ donation registries at home and abroad. I didn't have time to participate in forums and summits for the time being, and the results of the matches were the same as before, with the word 'Sorry' always on the first page of the emails. This time, however, I saw a file with no sender's note and no subject. I opened it. Leo: [Dear one, I still have faith in our reconciliation. As long as we can be open with each other. I am saddened that you insist on ignoring

Had I misinterpreted her longing for family as a desire to revisit past memories? Just as despair threatened to consume me, Marcus entered the room, his expression unreadable. "News from Vesta's pack, Alpha," he announced. I drew in a sharp breath. "What is it?" "There's… been a development," Marcus replied cautiously. "It seems the book… has arrived.” I let out a deep sigh of relief. “Well what took them so goddamn long?!” “It seems the carriage had a malfunction which slowed the process of getting the gift to her.” Marcus replied.

After a few minutes, I was done packing up everything except for my books so I began to sort them out. I sat on the floor surrounded by my diaries, letters, and novels, trying to pack them all into my bag. It was a daunting task, but I was determined to take everything with me. Each item held a special place in my heart, a piece of my past that I couldn't bear to leave behind. As I reached for the last letter, I froze. It wasn't there. Panic set in as I realized that the letter from Zayn was missing. My heart raced as I frantically searched through my belongings, hoping to find it tucked away somewhere. But it was nowhere to be found.

But peace never lasts long in stories like ours. Because three days later, a letter arrived. No return address. Just one line: “You thought the war ended. It only changed players.”

Mia's POV Today’s lack of a call from Mayor Pippins is a good sign. A sign that I still have a job, and that I still can make things work here. I pray the heavens I can stay away from trouble from now on. There was a book missing. Samuel Richardson’s famous Pamela was nowhere to be found. I checked the library’s log online to see who had last checked it out, but to my surprise, it said the book had been returned two weeks ago. So where was it? I scoured the classical novels section, hoping it was just out of place.

As if on cue, the glass in Lorenzo's hand shattered. As for that soldato, I had never met him. It turned out that the signs were there all along, but I had never once paid any attention to them, nor did I want to. … As if trying to cover up the truth, for the following few days, Lorenzo and Sofia treated me well, even much better than before. I had never brought up the 300 love letters. It seemed to have become an unspoken secret between us. The days passed as if nothing had happened, but I no longer felt as happy as before.

“My friend lent it to me and told me she got it from here and asked me to return it, sadly I forgot her library card.” “That’s odd, it’s not registered in our system and it does not even have ISBN.” “Is that so? Alright, I’ll leave now.” He left the library with a confused mind.