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But all I was doing was providing protection and being overwhelmed that my daughter was back with me. "Great! Rex and Don got the vans. So let's go, people. We are the clock on our schedule, and today will be very hectic. I mean, we are on a tight schedule, people." Thea flash us a list of activities. "What the hell is this?" Ares was the one to spit. "Did you write a book or something?" "Oh, don't be overly dramatic. It's just two pages." "Two pages of activities?" "I had Effie do the writing since she has nice handwriting."

Hold Me Tight ,Alpha is the book 2 of The Alpha's Omega Mate Series ~ Which begins with "Let Me Go, Alpha." ___________________________________________________ Serendipity Hill, 21 Years Before. In an empty cabinet lay a beautiful red haired lady who had just pushed her baby out of her womb. Sweats were on her face and clearly, she was crying and screaming not minding that the baby was already out and laying right on her arms.

She let them be. As she went to the deeper into the library room, the more students she noticed hanging around the corner. ‘Maybe those spots are the best for reading quietly.’ She thought and continued finding that one shelf. Finding the bookshelf and pulling one of the books to read, she noticed someone— or something. To be precise, it was a picture of someone, stuck between two books and it slightly revealed itself when Hestia pulled a book. “A picture?” Hestia whispered to herself and pulled the picture. It was a picture of Freya, but much younger if compared to the pictures she received a while ago.

Could it be connected to the book? Vivienne’s voice grew sharper. “You don’t understand the power you’re toying with. That book doesn’t belong to you—it belongs to the Haverstone legacy. And you’re not part of that legacy.” Emma’s jaw clenched. She had heard enough. Summoning her courage, she stepped out from behind the shelf, the book clutched tightly in her hands. “Maybe I’m not part of the legacy,” she said, her voice steady despite the fear coursing through her. “But Lord Haverstone chose me to find this. Not you.”

The book began to glow with a blinding, white light. “I am going to the Cradle of Ancients,” she said. “And I am going alone.” “Like hell you are!” Ash yelled, stepping toward her. “Stay back!” Rhea screamed, and the light from the journal exploded, filling the room with a force that knocked everyone to their knees.

she says squeezing my shoulder in reassurance. " No problem I'll be fine thank you Casey." I said wrapping her up in a hug. After Casey left I started looking through books and one got my attention I took it off the shelve and read the title. Hecate's Curse. I opened the book and started reading it.

She turns quickly to confront the old woman, only to find the rocking chair sitting empty, gently moving back and forth as if someone had just gotten up. A chill makes its way down her spine as she lowers her hood. Her long ebony curls cascade down her back as she loosens them from the tight bun they were once confined in. "This has really given me a headache" she thinks rubbing her temples in an attempt to ease some of the discomfort. Her young face pale and pinched with pain, she once more glances around the now empty cottage before turning to leave, bringing with her the scent of incense.

She was so focused on reading that she didn't even notice the CEO approaching. - Loveless by A.P. Morgan. I don't know this writer. Is he good? She jumps, scared, until she sees the one who speaks to her. - It's not a "he". It's a "she". It depends on your taste in books. She is an LGBT writer. I like reading her stories. - LBGT? Like women with women and men with men? Are you a lesbian? Saphira's heart skips a beat. Was it now that he was going to say that he hates gays and all those types of people?

After Sophia left, Helma opened her suitcase. There were some clothes and two pairs of shoes in her suitcase. Helma unpacked and put them away one by one. Then she touched the notebook at the bottom of the suitcase. It looked like an ordinary book, but it contained The Book of Medical Remedies. She put the book on the TV cabinet. Helma had already observed that there were several cameras in the room. Although they had not been activated yet, she expected these cameras would be activated after the official competition starts tomorrow.

She dismissed his ridiculous idea before it even had legs. “But… they have been, Your Majesty,” Hines continued. “They should be arriving in Kansas City within the next few hours. I sent them… some time ago.” Something about the way he spoke made her wonder if she’d even been unconscious when this task was done or if he’d simply done it behind her back. She decided not to argue with him since she’d never truly wanted the two anyway. At least now they were out of her hair. “What else?” “We found something. In a book. In the library.” Nelo’s voice was still hoarse, as if her squeezing his neck had done permanent damage.