Fallen Leaves Novel Novels & Stories

My note is missing. The discovery stuns me and the book falls. I pick it, shake it, flip the pages but there is nothing. No note. Closing my eyes, I inhale and exhale slowly. This doesn’t mean anything, it means nothing. Someone else might have taken it, it might have fallen off and the cleaners swept it. I jam the novel close and shove it back to its rightful spot. After wiping my palms on my jeans, I begin my walk of shame out of the library.

I screamed out in pain. I pushed the table off me and i felt a sharp object piercing my ankle, i cried out as i saw my ankle bleeding with a deep cut and the worst part of everything..the novel is torn.. His favourite novel !! I should have just kept it in the room but i was engrossed in it,it was the cause of my fall cause i was read-walking and didn't even notice the stool in front of me and now his novel is torn. He had warned me not to allow it get torn.

Chapter 20 Celene’s POV My finger twirled the tiny locks that fell over my eyes while I layed on the ground my hair tangled with the leaves that were slowly thinning and resuming their brownish color as they detached from their attachments to the branches and stems, creating a hush like starry setting across the entire forest. The water rippled with each glide of my fingers and the drops of the leaves into its mystical beauty.

Fallen yellow-yellow foliage covers the street as a carpet for those who want to go home after struggling to understand each class. On that beautiful street, the air felt quite cold for Alex who was standing on the side of the road while watching the people walking past him. A leaf fell and fell on Alex’s head. Alex took the leaf and looked at it long enough. Then he stared ahead, and he came back sad to see some pairs of lovers walking in front of him.

Towering peaks stretched across the horizon like stone giants guarding ancient secrets. And somewhere among them stood the Fallen Crown. The prison. Kieran. Answers. Nova wished she felt excited. Instead, a growing sense of unease settled over her. The closer they got, the more active the mark became. Its silver glow pulsed steadily beneath her skin. Almost like a heartbeat. Almost like a countdown. By midday, the weather changed. Dark clouds gathered overhead. The sky became heavy and gray. A cold wind swept through the mountains. Ava pulled her cloak tighter.

I reached out, my fingers brushing against her bare skin as I took the handle. Novalee gasped. The sound was sharp, like a needle hitting bone. I grabbed the mug just as her fingers let go, preventing it from shattering across the floor. "Novalee?" I snapped. Her eyes were gone. The brown had vanished, swallowed whole by a blinding, milky white. She lunged forward, her fingers clawing into the leather of my vest like iron hooks. "Up and down, rain falls," she voiced, her tone completely flat, devoid of life. "The ground is black and the light is green. Then the sleeping queen will wake up."

Every trace of Hailey and their shared memories had disappeared. Frantically, he searched every room in the mansion, hoping to find even a single hair or clue. Then, in the study, he saw the plain band ring and the share transfer agreement. His heart was in his throat, and his usually straight back slumped forward. He collapsed into the chair, staring blankly at the ring, unable to collect his thoughts.

The day started like any other, but the city had a different edge now, sharper, colder. The whispers and warnings from the foggy streets still clung to me, prickling at the back of my neck, a constant reminder that danger wasn’t just thrilling anymore—it was real. And he had disappeared again, leaving only the fire he ignited behind, and the unanswered questions I couldn’t stop asking.

I stuttered as the phone fell from my palm finding its way to the marbled parking lot ground. CHECK OUT BOOK TWO (THE BILLIONAIRE EX-LOVER'S REVENGE)

I had to admit, there were no obvious flaws. My eyes fell on a tree. He must have done something to the tree to make an enclosed space. I walked along the road again while studying the trees. It was spring and the leaves had turned green. As I walked, I found that there were fallen leaves under some of the trees. I thought of the reason immediately. The leaves must be shaken to the ground when Alex used his gift. So the trees weren’t supposed to be here. What would happen if I knocked down the trees?