Novel & Cerita Christmas In The Castle Library

The castle was quiet, like usual, no more than the occasional footsteps and hushed voices of warriors passing by. Rosalie led me into the library, the same room where Ernest had relinquished his title of Alpha and the old Lycennian woman had warned us of times to come. The library took on a new air of peace and tranquilty with it just being Rosalie and I inside its walls, however. She was on a mission, and she quickly crossed the room, scanning one of the ceiling height bookshelves. I lingered near the hearth, thankful for the warmth. I had never experienced cold quite like that before, so dry and biting it was painful on my skin, even with layers of clothes on.

But how strange it would be for Balthazar to let him be caught so easily, I thought as I pushed open the door of the castle's great library and stepped inside. For a few seconds I looked at all corners of the library which was still very neat then realized my own stupidity. I walked over to the soft sofabed in the middle of the library and sat on it. The sound of raindrops colliding could be heard from the skylights that adorned part of the library roof. I looked up and stared at the dark sky above, it should be autumn now but it was still raining.

" do you .. have a library here ?" she asked looking like a kid .. he couldn't hold himself anymore he pinned her against the huge halls wall kissing the he'll out of her " you look so beautiful mate ." he said kissing her deeper .. she couldn't breath , they proceeded walking towards the library , she looked flushed and red from embarrassment .. suddenly her jaw dropped to the floor when she looked at the immense place they call library in this castle this could be her personal heaven . She looked up at him " can I come here often "

The Westchester estate at Christmas was that their the memories she would have to anchor herself to when the season was over:not because it was perfect, but because it was full. Full of loved ones who loved in the particular, anti-sentimental way that people who had been loving each other for a long time and knew how to sustain it. Full of genuine warmth. Full of pine smells and something Elena was always cooking and Marco's hand-built fire in the east library that ran from the first day of December to the day after New Year's without fail.

she yells back at me waving, as he carries us out of the room. “DAMNIT SCAR I’M HUNGRY!” I growl. He remains silent and just continues to march us in the opposite direction of where the food is. I start kicking against him to let me down but he doesn’t budge, and only tightens his grip. “I would let you walk if I knew you wouldn’t make a run for it. Now pipe down,” he growls at me. Resigning myself to my fate I let him take us through the castle. After a few minutes he opens a large set of doors and finally sets me down. “Now where the hell did you…” I don’t even get to finish because looking around I can see. He’s brought us to the library. It’s three stories tall and massive. Mahogany shel

"Shall we?" She took it and let him lead her up to the castle. It wasn't just a castle fa?ade, but a real castle. In the foyer, a huge crystal chandelier hung from the ceiling, taking center stage, adorned in icicle crystal shards. A huge Christmas tree stood at the far end of the great room with presents under it. "Wow," Caden exclaimed, taking in the ambiance. A couple with a child placed a box adorned with colorful wrapping paper and a red bow with ribbons under the tree. "What are they doing?"

Mary narrated as we walked down the corridors of the large castle. “…but a lot of wolves prefer staying in the surrounding cottages. So most of the time, you will find the castle empty safe for the Alpha himself, the guards, and the maids…” They showed me the large library they had. The books went from the ceiling to the ground. The thoughts of searching for a book or cleaning the place immediately became a nightmare and my heart went out to those assigned to do it. We then moved to the kitchen and the living room, the decorations in the castle were unique and alluring in their kind way. Almost like Darius. He was handsome, yet cruel but still special.

It is like the festival of lights. It is nine in the evening, and it is freezing outside hence the minus temperature that was forecasted. There is not a moving soul to be seen inside the castle. The maids have been dismissed and have already retired to their rooms. Yet, in the middle of the courtyard, is a figure of a person in a wheelchair. Marianne had been staring at the lights. She likes the centrepiece christmas tree there which is about fifteen feet tall. She made a long sigh.

Now, with both of us back home for Christmas after years away, the air crackled with unspoken tension. Mom laughed from across the table, oblivious. "You two are adults now. Act like it! Jake, tell Cassie about that big project you're on." She piled more mashed potatoes onto my plate, the scent of roasted turkey and cinnamon filling the room. The house was decked out, garlands draping the mantel, a massive tree glowing in the corner with ornaments from our childhoods. Jake took a swig of eggnog, his Adam's apple bobbing as he swallowed. "It's nothing special. Just building condos downtown. Pays the bills." His gaze flicked back to me, dark and probing.

It swung inward with a groan. Inside was dark, the air heavily scented with burned wax, leather, and the mustiness of great age and dampness. The stained glass windows faced her left and took the shape of a flower petal, somewhat like a rose. Each of the petals contained a colored-glass of the vital body parts of a wolf. The fang. The fur. The paw. What little light there was at this early hour filtered little light through that window and took on the colors of old wine, casting long shadows over the long rows of books. It was almost twice the size of the book shelf back at the other library in the castle. How insane was that? Savannah’s joy could be compared to one of a child at a candy sto