Gertrude Bell Books Novels & Stories

They returned to the estate at dusk, their earlier frustrations now a distant memory. They chatted excitedly about the places they would explore in Linfield: The original churches of the two religions in Eldoria, the museums of art, and the famed Big Bell Tower. Nathaniel reached for the entrance door’s handle, only to have it open. A familiar figure emerged—a lunari woman dressed in soft pink and a chessboard in her delicate arm. Her green eyes lit up at the sight of Nathaniel, and she tucked a loose strand of silver hair behind her ear with a shy smile.

"Password for the computer is B3LLS, all capital letters. King gon call yer if he need anything. Break is by 12, a girl comes here so yer tell her if you need anything. Questions?" "Nah, I'm good. Thanks". He nodded and left her alone to get acquainted with her new office. She went to the window side and saw a large view of the city. It was busy. A phone rang suddenly making her jump in surprise. It was a desk phone and she quickly ran to pick the call. "Hello?, Bells Enterprises. How may i help you?". "I see you're taking your job seriously Lil mama, come to my office". Tiesha walked into his office and stood in front of him.

Bella nodded and glanced at the boxes piled on one of the desks. “Sure. Anything you want me to be careful with?” Gerri frowned. “No, just find a spot for everything. Make my life easier.” She grinned. “You got it, Gerri.” Gerri smiled and turned to her living room. Bypassing mountains of books, Bella moved to the boxes on the desk. The first was labeled “stuff.” Gerri could be so helpful. She opened it and rummaged through what looked like small antiques that would look great in Gerri’s working area once they had the whole place set up. She closed the box and moved to the next. Like the last one, it was labeled with just “IDT.”

She says with a hint of sorrow in her voice. "Maybe," He grunted. "Bottom of the food chain. That’s what others call Omegas." She uttered in sorrow. Velmont did not respond; he took one of the books and helped her with the research. Minutes, hours, then almost half the day goes by, and still nothing. The duo finally called it a day when the clock reached ten in the evening. They started arranging the books back on the shelves when suddenly Gertrude noticed a book neatly stuffed at the back of the bookcase. She took it, "Book of Offerings 1321." She murmured. Velmont, on the other hand, continued arranging the books back.