Novel & Cerita Duplicity Book

She was sitting close enough to do it and wouldn’t hesitate. Instead, I just rolled my eyes and laughed along with him, but secretly I hoped he wasn’t right. “There was a book in the library where I worked that talked about reincarnation. It’s part of some religions that say you have many lifetimes to learn and improve on the not-so-good choices you made in the previous one. And when you get to a certain state, you get eternal rest.” “Interesting tale, but it’s a little far-fetched.” I pushed.

I don’t know how long I’ve been walking for but at some point, the echoing of my footsteps softens and I know exactly where I am. The vault. I turn my flashlight in the direction of the massive double doors made of stone. It takes me a minute to realize that this is not the vault that was opened. My eyes take in the symbols carved on it. They’re different. This vault is still sealed and there is something inside it, something important that the Director doesn’t want anyone to know about. But I’m not the only one curious about the contents of this vault. I remember my second guard duty with Anderson when he seemed to know about the vault already.

“Better than that club, at least.” “Exactly.” April disappeared into the back room, returning with a stack of books. She plopped them in front of me. “Here. Keep your hands busy, maybe your brain will stop overloading.” I rolled my eyes but pulled the stack closer. “My brain has stopped overloading, work master.” “Motivator,” she corrected with a grin.

She looks up and nods before hurrying over and we head towards my apartment. That book may be gone in the fire, but I had scanned pretty much most of it onto the computer to look through them with ease. I had also tried to restore some that were pretty damaged. Not sure why these idiots didn’t have all these books duplicated and saved. Who knows when we might need some information from them. “You’re onto something.” She states. I don’t reply. I can’t get overly confident until I am certain… -----

Adem to confirm whether she landed here or not. She'll be coming by herself, Mr. Adem told me. To recheck all the arrangements, I called Lily and advised to be prepared, considering the distance between our hotel and the airport. ****** "And this is my secretary, Lily. I'm sure you met her earlier.", Introducing Lily, we take a seat inside a tinted glass cabin cornered from the whole restaurant of our hotel. The reason why I preferred a tinted glass cabin for conference is due to my secretive behaviour. I don't like people to observe me.

“The doppelganger is an exact double of a person. They’re an extension of the person, but there’s a difference. Here, read this,” Luella said as she pushed the open book in front of Dennis and pointed to a paragraph. “I was never good at explaining things. I’d make a horrible teacher.” Dennis focused on the words. “A ghostly double of a living person, especially one that haunts its fleshly counterpart,” he read.

I add. The three of us sit there in silence for a while. I am not sure why they are here. I notice that Drake has a book with him. My eyes widen when I recognise it as one of their father’s yearbooks from high school. I jump up and run over to the side of my office, where there is a vast bookshelf. I like to read, but Salaria is an avid reader, and this was mainly put here for her. I start looking through the books until I find the one I am looking for. I pull it out and lay it down on the desk. “Sorry, I didn’t know that dad’s old high school yearbook would make you so crazy.” Drake comments.

Lila nodded, and they sprinted toward the partially collapsed tower, dodging mirror-creatures and fractured realities along the way. The Duplicate’s Return From above, a shadow descended—the violet-eyed duplicate. It had survived, its body shimmering between mirror and flesh. “You think you’ve won?” the duplicate hissed, voice splitting into multiple echoes. “I am part of you. Every thought, every memory you cling to… is mine!” The ground shook violently as it moved. Shards of mirror sprouted like twisted spikes, aiming to impale anyone near. Students screamed, some vanishing into reflections, others running blindly into collapsed structures.

Helma nodded and started her search in the study. Helma checked six rolls in the first shelf and her stomach grumbled from hunger. She ignored and kept searching. She found two files already and wished she had magical powers to call them out. Helma searched the second shelf and found a diary. She admired the green cover with a pine tree drawn in the front page. She tried to open it when Donald snapped "Helma, you should understand privacy by now" Donald's cold but authoritative tone shocked her. She kept it back in it's place and continued her search.