Don't Touch That Book Novels & Stories

She stared at a book I had carelessly dropped on the floor. “What's this book doing with you, it's forbidden?”

“What gave you the effrontery to go through my stuff? How dare you? Surprised by his reaction, I couldn’t help but ask. “Why’s that such a big deal? I just wanted to see the ……” “Shut up! SHUT UP!! You shouldn’t go around touching people’s things. You have no right!” He cuts me. I was stunned speechless. I was ready to argue back when I remember where we were. So I apologize instead. “I didn’t know you’d be so mad that I touched your book. Sorry.”

Every few minutes she mutters something under her breath, frowns, and shuffles on to the next page. Meanwhile, Parker and Trixie are doing their best to make the ancient magical archive look like a rehearsal for a low-budget sitcom. “Do you have to touch everything?” Trixie snaps, smacking Parker’s hand as he reaches toward a book with a faint purple glow. “I’m just trying to help,” he says, jerking back. “Not all of us can use our nose to sniff out cursed objects, you know.” “I told you—that one bites,” she hisses, pointing at the book like it’s a rabid animal.

Without thinking, I lunged for it, yanking it out of his hands. "Don’t touch that!" I snapped, way too loud. Nick blinked, stunned. "I’m sorry," he said, hands up. "I didn’t mean to—" "It’s fine," I cut him off, forcing my hands to stop shaking. Sloppy, Roxy. If he had opened it, even for a second, everything would’ve been ruined. "I’m really sorry," Nick said again, looking like a kicked puppy. "I didn’t mean to upset you." I forced a smile. "It’s okay. It's just... a really personal book. No one is supposed to see it.”

“Can you.. please.. not touch me?” ____ A. Gupta

He all but said in response to what she’d just said and then out of nowhere he asked, “Did you touch anything in my room? A book if I’m being precise.” He spoke with his usual calm and poise, but his jaw ticked slightly and Arabella knew she was in trouble, because she did - as a matter of fact - touch the book. She remembered it now, the black journal she’d had difficulty opening. "Oh shit.” She mumbled quietly to herself. The look he was giving her now, indicated that the book was something he didn’t play with, but then how was she supposed to know that a book he had casually left on his desk drawer would be so important, and he wouldn’t want anyone to touch it.

He guessed that the book would have some contents of magic. “Don't touch anything.” Hadrian yelled at Aiden when he tried to reach for the book. Hadrian took a chalk from the box, he looked at Beckham who nodded before he started to draw a circle, he inscribed another circle, and then he pictured smaller circles between the big and small circles.

And nothing will ever change that. END OF BOOK TWO: DON'T LEAVE

NEW STORY , DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE A REVIEW AND COMMENT. ENJOY...... Nico sat cross-legged on my bed, sipping what was left of the beer, watching me shuffle around the room picking up trash. Her skirt had ridden up a bit exposing more of her thighs. I pretended not to notice and concentrated on stacking discarded plastic cups and tossing them in the wastebasket. I finally got to my bookshelf and was, at last, able to reshuffle the textbooks into the correct order. The urge to touch them seven times almost overwhelmed me but I fought it successfully. Only crazy people touch things like that. When I looked at her I saw she had a curious expression on her face.

Some student just passed through my transparent body so no one really can disturb me. An old book took my attention. It is all about reincarnation. I’m about to pull it from the shelf but then someone is there at the side. I can’t take it for now or this guy freaks out seeing a floating book. He went to my position and lifted his hand to pull the book that I’m planning to take. I stopped him by pushing the book back. “What the—“ he pulled it a bit harder so pushed harder too. He can’t take it; I saw it first.