Diary Of Ellen Rimbauer Book Novels & Stories

Ellen adverts her eyes and focuses her mind back on the food. Ellen and Karen finished their meals and went out to the library. They were surprised to see no one at the library although they were given an assignment that need books from the library. "Where's everyone, Karen asks. "Probably still eating and chatting at the cafe, Ellen responds. They went ahead and greet the librarian. They went to the bookshelves where they were instructed that they will find a psychology book. They spent some time in the library reading about their assignment till it was almost time for them to head to their next class. They packed their thing and made their way to class. They saw some stares directed at the

And, as I felt earlier tonight when I first opened Gavin’s damned book . Life will never be the same again. She tips her head inside and holds open the door. “Come on in.” *** Quickly enough I’m seated in an old recliner in the living room, a pleasantly steaming cup of coffee warming my hand. Ellen Danvers sits on the edge of the couch, elbows on her knees, hands clasped tightly, staring down. When she speaks, her voice falls soft and gentle onto the floor. “I’m going to tell you a story. And you’re probably going to think I’m crazy.” She looks up and smiles. “They do think I’m crazy, don’t they? The doctors.”

“How long have I been out?” “About an hour. This is quite a unique book. I think you’d find it interesting as well. Miriam wrote about you.” “What the hell?” he said with a deep frown. “She didn’t mention you by name, but she definitely wrote about you and your brother Andrew. Listen,” she said and began reading out loud: A Sex Maniac’s Journal By Dr. Miriam Bachmeier Chapter four My First Encounter

Setting his eyes on the diary triggered his memory as the images of him writing in a diary flashed across his eyes, which made his head ached once one. “Why does this diary looks so familiar? Why do my head ache and a fragment of my memory flashed across my eyes upon sighting it?” Edward had silently thought, looking intently at the diary he held in his hand. He knew the only way to find answers to his unanswered questions was to go through the content of the diary and so, he did. He opened the diary and on the first page of it, he saw “MY SPECIAL MOMENTS WITH ELLIE” boldly written on it. It was no doubt that that was his handwriting. He continued to flip over the pages and on each page, wer

she mumbled as she quickly bent down to pick up her books, but before she could gather them all, Axel swooped in and grabbed her diary from the pile. "What's this?" Axel asked with an arched brow, holding up Elaira's diary for everyone to see. "I think it's a diary. Can't even believe someone like her would keep one," Asher taunted. Fear gripped Elaira as her heart pounded heavily in her chest like it would pop out at any moment. There were things in the diary that she wanted no one to see as she had written all her secrets and personal thoughts in the diary, and the last thing she wanted was for these two to find out the content.

Few Weeks later, Rana's POV It was really obscure at the moment. How lucky for Ellen and I to be pregnant at the same time. It would have been perfect if Ellen's so-called Max didn't leave the town and was nowhere to be seen. I held a mug of tea in my hand, walked slowly to the living room so I wasn't going to spill the tea in it. My heart had to shrink again and fall down to my butt when I sighted Ellen on the couch. She held the bridge of her nose, covering her mouth with her hand and incessantly sobbing.

She had just been transferred from the eastern part of the country to the northern part, so she came with her one year old daughter. Her daughter had diarrhea and that caused the woman to exhaust the toiletries she was with. She could not find where to buy toiletries as there were no shops selling toiletries around where she was. It happened that the pieces of paper she had ignorantly picked, was a portion of the Muslim holy book.

It seemed old, it seemed to be some kind of notebook with very old writing to it, as if it has been months since it was last updated in regards of the contents. Crystal gingerly took the book in her hands, slightly glancing over by the door and listening around to ensure that the woman would not suddenly return and catch her snooping on something private. Well, blame the book for sticking out in such an obvious place then. She opened the notebook, skimming through the contents with her immersive reading speed. It took her only a few seconds to realize that this was no ordinary notebook. This was one heck of a diary written by the one and only, Harold Villanueva.