Dallas Library Novels & Stories

Dallas: immediate details Me: need 2 vent Dallas: figured Me: need advice Dallas: got that covered Me: home in 10 It’s a long drive home; I hit several red lights. I struggle to focus on driving and not on Dani’s offer. Dallas waits for me on the sidewalk, clearly worried. Arm in arm, she guides me to the kitchen. “What’s this?” I ask. The table is cluttered with a tablet and a laptop, a pitcher of margaritas and two full glasses, tortilla chips with both salsa and queso, notebooks, ink pens, and a box of tissues.

On our way back from the gas station, that was another dead end, Dallas and I make a detour to a small town with a little bar. A bar called Rocky Stone Bar, there aren’t many cars even with it being this late at night. When Dallas and I silently make our way inside, it’s a bit more crowded then I thought it would be. Granted, I guess the town is pretty small, maybe it’s easier for people to just walk here.

Dallas, Texas The apartment was nothing like Clara had expected. When Mr. Aldridge had promised a three-bedroom unit in a nice area of Dallas, Clara had pictured something modest. Clean, functional, comfortable. The kind of place a mid-level manager might rent while on temporary assignment. This was not that.

"I think that would be fun, I would love to prepare with the two of you. You will have to leave without me though. I don't want to make you late," "Alright then! It's decided," Daisy said with an excited smile," A few moments later as they were finishing returning all the books, Stella came into the library. "I knew you two would be here today," she said as she walked toward them, "Only you two would be in the library on a day like this," She added looking around the empty library, "This place is usually empty anyway except for examination periods," Daisy said, "They don't know how to appreciate a place like this,"

A glance at her watch informed Mrs Andromeda that the morning was already considerably advanced, and as they had come out with the intention of visiting one of the libraries, and taking out a subscription, both ladies now left the Grove, and, passing the Castle Inn, made their way across the Steyne to Darlington's Library. Accustomed as she was by this time to the superiority of the Rome libraries, Miss Tellaro was yet amazed at the spaciousness and elegance of Darlington's. The collection of books was large, the morning papers and most valuable of the periodical publications were arranged on the table for the use of subscribers; and the rooms, which were many, were fitted up with a taste th

I approached Dallas's room, his door which was already slightly open. "H-" I hardly started to speak when I stopped abruptly. Through the two inches of his room door that was open, I saw Dallas on his bed, on top of a girl. From the curly red locks I knew the girl was Penny. She was giggling like a little school girl. Laying on top of Dallas's bed with Dallas on top of her, keeping his own weight up.

He got to a two-story building located at the rear end of the street painted lemon green with cream color with a beautiful garden close to it and no gate. They are many benches where a lot of people most especially lovers also couples are chit-chatting clinging to each other...... He stopped and stared closely at the building and saw boldly written word on it, "DAISY'S LIBRARY" "Wow, A library almost close to an amusement park" "This is incredible" he shouted joyfully allowing people to stare at him weirdly... He mouthed"I'm sorry" to them as he walked towards the entrance and abruptly stopped remembering about his sister's whereabouts, Davina...

Raising her thumb, Helen signalled positively and shouted, "Alright I will meet you there." Helen stated that she needed a little more time, so Daisy decided to spend that time in the library. She was looking for a book for quite a long time. So she thought why not use that free time wisely. She headed towards the direction of the library. That area of the college was quite deserted as students used to avoid the library section most of the time as gaming zones and other departments of the college entertained them more than library only a few students used to find the library attractive and Daisy was one of them. The library was always calm and quiet. Only two or three students were sitting i

My condominium building was the best in Dallas city Nestled in the heart of the city, the majestic condominium building stood tall, a beacon of modern luxury and sophistication. Its sleek glass facade shimmered in the sunlight, reflecting the vibrant energy of the urban landscape around it. The building's contemporary architecture boasted clean lines and elegant curves, a testament to the innovative design that defined its character. As residents entered through the grand lobby, they were greeted by a sweeping staircase and a cascading waterfall feature, creating a sense of serenity amidst the urban hustle. The common areas were meticulously maintained, with lush greenery adorning every corn

I wasn't much of a reader, plus too many books kinda freaked me out a bit. The library sat in the east of the yard. I hurried over to the east building, my heart pounding in my chest. Since Daisy left, Dexter started to spend the majority of his free time in the library, so if she returned, he would surely find a way to keep her there. Thinking about having to search each room for her made my head ache though. The library was huge. It felt like the universe had my back when I realized I didn't have to do any of that since the basement door was a bit open.