In Text Citation From A Book Novels & Stories

She was about to leave when he said, without looking up from his book: "There is a reference in this one you would find relevant to the compact's third article." She stopped. I looked at the volume in his hands. "Which passage?" He turned the book and held it out, his thumb marking a page. She crossed the room and took it and read the marked passage, standing beside him at the reading table with the fallen books stacked between them. He was right. It was relevant. She read it twice. Made a mental note of the page number. She handed it back. Neither of them moved to leave.

The blanket is however Jax's own, from his closet, which means it would only be he's. When I look at my book, I see a note on my thesis draft. It reads “Page twelve of your argument on Brontë needs a stronger counter-source. Check Gezari, 2009.” I stare at this for a while, dig through the net to find the recommendation and when I go through it, it is nothing more than what I really needed at the moment. Indeed, someone is actually very interested in my work! It is definitely Jax and yes, he is right!