Eva Perry Library Novels & Stories

“Yes. And I understand whole-heartedly what this means. And what that could do to their families. The dishonor… the disrespect…. Perrin, their families will be hurt for generations.” Perrin looked steadfast into my eyes, one blue and one green, but both gleaming with concern. “I know. And if Ethan and Kira have taught me anything, we need to figure this out.” “To the library!” “What?” “You mentioned you had a pack library. I’m assuming it’s attached to your archive?” “Um… well, yes. But--” “Good. Where is it?” I look at him seriously. “Across the street and down two blocks.”

It’s been a week since this little break was given to us, and there’s only a week left before we finally go back to our school. Amelia and I were happy and content with what we have as of now, and there was no day we weren’t seeing each other, but today was the first time we wouldn’t. Me and my friends were inside Eve’s library. It might not be seen in her outward appearance, but Eve loves to read classic books and anything fiction. She has her own library both on the first floor and second floor of their mansion.

Before Eva could reply the bell rang, “I will tell you about it at the library, she said leaving Jayne and taking the paper with her to her next class. It was brutal but another day of school had been conquered, School was over; Jayne and Eva were walking down the street to the central library. When they got in, Eva was amazed, it was beautiful and big Jayne noticed her face “Haven’t you ever been to a library before?” “Nah, except school libraries” Jayne and Eva spoke has they entered a door to a new section “Jayne!” a girl came running towards Jayne with excitement written all over her face, hugging her,

Nikkie asked, folding his arms, and Emily slapped his lap. “Why the hell would such a book be on A****n?” She turned to Rihanna, “Where do you think we can get it?” “I don't know about that. It's been a long time since I found it in the library. I had to return it when I gave up hope.” “What library?” Elaine asked. “Gerald Public Library.” Rihanna replied, and Elaine took out a notepad, scribbling the name onto it quickly. “Is there anything else we need to know?” I asked, looking at the notepad.

“Hey everyone!!,listen up,we got a neon party tonight and we will be dropping the location in the school group” “Wooohoooo,yippieeee”everyone was so excited. Sophia looked up at me and winked. “What?,I asked confused. She gave me a sign that I should look at my phone. “You can ask her out in the party tonight”,the message read. I looked at Ava and she looked at me and smiled. The librarian patrons stood up so confused and annoyed. "This is a library, and it's supposed to be a quiet place. If you want to have a neon party, you'll have to go somewhere else,everyone get out”she said.

Trisha twisted the doorknob and opened the door slowly, she stepped into the library unhurriedly, then closed the door behind her. "Where are you?" Trisha called out, looking around the dusty and poorly lit library. The place hadn't gotten any better since she left. If anything, it had gotten worse. A shuffle of feet came in an uneven manner. "Why d' ya wan' to see me?" Mrs. Perry questioned. She stepped into Trisha's view and suddenly, yelped in surprise mixed with excitement. Trisha didn't know how to react so she just stood there, smiling. Mrs. Perry didn't notice, though, and without thinking, she covered the distance between them both and lifted Trisha a few inches above the ground, in

Today, he’d upped the stakes. Mid-morning, an email: Subject: Research Session – Main Library, 2:00 p.m.** Miss Harper, Meet me on the sixth floor, east stacks, section PR4600–PR4699; Victorian novels. Come prepared to work. Wear a black skirt. No panties. —L. Vale Her stomach flipped as she read it in the graduate lounge. No panties. In the library. She should refuse. This was beyond risky—campus security cameras, other students, professors who knew them both.

Her mama moved forward, kneeling beside her. “We’re glad, darling. But how did you get here?” Eva blinked once, twice. “I followed the light.” From that morning on, the library became hers. The staff quickly learned to keep the door unlocked between nine and noon. Mister Alton, the butler, had a recurring reminder on his phone that chimed softly at 8:58 — “Unlock library door for Miss Eva.” Within days, a small footstool had appeared near the lower shelves. By the end of the week, a miniature velvet armchair was placed beside her favorite spot. A warm, child - safe lamp was installed, its golden light perfectly angled over the rug.