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Luna walked away, heels tapping softly against the marble floor. Not rushed. Not dramatic. Just elegant. The moment she disappeared around the corner, Nathan closed the door. Quietly. Too quietly. Eva didn’t move. Nathan’s hands remained on the doorknob longer than necessary — as if letting go too quickly would make something inside him unravel. “You don’t need to explain,” Eva said softly, even before he turned. Nathan gave a short, hollow laugh. “I wasn’t going to.” Eva blinked, then tried again. “She seemed… close to you.”

She just HAD to be! As he watched Faidh sleep, Heath thought about how different things would be for the world, now that he had found Eve. Humanity wouldn't die out. Heath was beginning work on his PHD in Biophysics in Nineteen Eighty-Five, when he met May-Ellen Reardon. She was a Math Major who believed the world would end through a new world war. She watched every newscast she could find. She subscribed to numerous newspapers. She spent hours at the grocery store magazine racks. Any hint of conflict anywhere in the world reaffirmed her suspicions. Heath would patiently listen to her daily comments of, "see, I told you it was coming," or, "This is going to be so so bad. They're just gonna w

"Please, Miller." Evan's heart bounded a beat as he flashed a dimpled smile at her. "I'll see you at the Library princess, and you can keep the fees in advance." He said as he climbed down the ally, gradually his figure diminished but she kept staring in the direction in a stupor. _____________________________

CHAPTER 130: SPARRING WITH THE ALPHA EVERLY: We headed to the pack library when we were done with lunch. Kaelan flipped through some documents while I tried to read a book but I couldn't focus. What if Evan failed? I paced the study, and couldn't get my mind to relax. Kaelan relapsed in his seat and watched me silently. "This isn’t fair," I finally burst out. "I think the elders are setting Evan up to fail."

Hello everyone! this is the Author- Evie! You came this far for my book and I just wanna say thank you so much! I really appreciate it (⁠ノ⁠^⁠_⁠^⁠)⁠ノ But I'd like to apologize because this book will be going on Hiatus till the end of the year. I'll pick it up again by January Next year and I really hope you're ready for what I have planned for Lisa and Richard.

Alana laughed. Eva smiled and stood from the windowsill and walked to the aisles of books. She picked up the one book with no Braille on the spine and walked back to the windowsill. “Hey Alana, can you read this to me? I really want to know what it says” Eva whispered as she held out the book for Alana to grab.

EVELYN Alas, I will be getting back with the man I love today which was the most important thing happening today, the other being the my book tour coming to an end. Can't actually wait for that to happen, so I'd have a good bed rest...in Killian's arms. As for the progress of my new book, sequel to Sloane's and Gavin's story, I was ten chapters till the end of the book. And of course, Sloane and Gavin were back together as Killian and I.

Alpha Evan's voice from behind startled me, and I jumped in my seat a little, the book dropping to my lap. "I do," I answered, nodding as I stood up and placed the book back on the table with the bookmark in place. "I love reading classics. Oh, and this is a first edition! How did you get your hands on..." Words died down in my throat as I turned around to look at him, freshly showered and in a pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt. He looked hot with beads of water still sticking to his skin, making it glisten.

Maybe nothing can be better than admiring nature and reading a book. Bella was busy reading a book. She was sitting under an oak tree near the lake, and she was feeling very relaxed here. She was feeling so relaxed after a long time. Although she did not remember anything, she was still happy that whatever she had thought was just her imagination and was far from the truth. Evan can never leave her. Evan loves her very much. And their love will never end. Bella was so engrossed in herself that she did not even realize when someone sat next to her.

"Can we read one now?" "Sure, buddy." I sat in the chair on his other side, opening the first book. But my attention kept drifting to Evangeline, to the way she naturally anticipated Theo's needs, the way she'd built this whole life without me. After finishing two books, Theo yawned. "Someone's tired," Evangeline said gently. "How about a nap?" "Not tired," Theo protested, even as his eyes drooped. "Just rest your eyes for a bit. We'll be here when you wake up."