Don't Let Her Stay Book Novels & Stories

She grabbed the book so suddenly and in a blink of an eye, she levitated the object and pressed on the skin of my bicep. I groaned at the searing pain and I was about to growl at her when she removed her hand to reveal what it seems like a swirling black tattoo. She met my golden eyes, “That will hide the book. They’d know how to retrieve it.” She didn’t give me time to protest, as if chasing a limited time. She looked ansty and fidgety when she told me, “Leave at dawn.” “If they’re coming to us now we should head back right away,” I said.

May walked in after she heard me say, Come in. "Come down for dinner" She said. "Sorry, Is Gray going to be there?" I asked her. She smiled before answering me. "Yes" "Is it okay if I stay back here?" I asked. "You won't want to get on his bad book" She said. I stood up immediately. "I'll be down there then" I told her and she nodded walking out. "Why does everyone one kept talking about his bad book? I've my bad book too! Argh!

My cousin, Zoe Parker, stood in the doorway of my apartment with her arms crossed. “I’m doing you a favor by staying here and giving you the chance to help me, so don’t stand there pretending to be generous when you’re actually being petty. Who are you trying to fool?” A month ago, she clung to my hand and swore that she would live here alone and study quietly for the college entrance exam. My heart softened. I did not charge her rent and did not even ask for a security deposit. I came home to pick up some documents today, only to discover that the locks had been changed. She had not just moved in. She had moved her entire family, and their dog, into my apartment. My handmade wool rug ha

"Are you the only one living here? I mean, where are the others...and why did you choose to stay here when there's a lot of opportunities in the New Town?" She put the book in front of me after writing. And, I immediately got it but she held my hand as she said, "It's not that we want to stay here, but we need to." "Uh, why?" I got goosebumps just by looking at her. I pulled my hand. "I mean, what's in here?" "Because we know that you will come back in here and you will show us the way." "Huh?" I raised my brow. "What are you saying?" I blinked. "Who are you—" I didn't continue what I was about to ask and decided to run from her before she could hurt me.

At dawn, she escorted me to the airport. Before boarding, I sent Cesare one last message. [Eight years of obsession and four years of forbidden desire end here. I'm no longer your secretary, and I don't love you anymore, Don Valeri. We'll go our separate ways, and never meet again in this life.] After sending it, I blocked him on all channels, including the Family's encrypted messenger. Then, I stepped onto the plane without looking back.

She’s still curled with that damned book, pretending I don’t exist. I need to reassert my control. I need to remind her who I am. “What are you reading?” I ask. She looks up at me. "Room," she says calmly. I arch a brow. "Where did you get that book from?" She looks at me, her defiance is a beautiful and dangerous thing. "Does it matter?" I walk over to her and position myself over her. My hands wrap themselves over her throat, not to harm her, just to hold her. I make her look into my eyes, forcing her to see me.

She bit her lip and said, "No.... Sir, won't let me go. He wants me to stay in the Xavier family for the rest of my life ..." ...... ....... ...... ..... Dear readers, please endeavor to drop a comment after every read. Also please click on the love sign at the top of the book details to add my book to your library so that you can continue to get an update.. Thank you so much for reading my book, Next update will come so soon.

Slate asked. Jack made a nice that clearly showed he disagreed. “Uhm, no. That’s not a solution. She can’t stay here forever. We have to get the book back.” “I didn’t mean forever,” Slate said, glaring at him. “I just meant until we could get the book back, idiot.” “Please don’t start again,” Everly muttered. “We don’t have time for that. And I’m not staying here. I can’t.” “Oh, yes you are,” Jack said, his eyes wide.

NOLAN "You are not going to make her stay?" Nigel asked and I shook my head. "You will let her go without a fight?" "I can't keep her with me" I answered flipping the pages of the book I was holding. "You are letting her go for the second time, without a fight?" I closed the book and sighed. "I don't want her to regret staying back here" "Do you think of how she feels?. Why did you not let her make her decision herself?"

She cries everytime her name is being mentioned in the book. *** She left the province with the book, and during her 2 weeks stay in the province, she has finished reading all the pages of the book. At the end of the book, it has a reminder, which reads: “It is unburnable, Ms. Arden… Try your luck to burn it…”