Kendall Young Library Novels & Stories

Kendall took a deep breath and maintained a radiant smile. "Good evening everyone and welcome to KM shopping complex grand opening, I'm Kendall Maxwell Also known as KM, the founder of Runway fashion company... I'm pretty sure you all are wondering where I've been for years or why I haven't appeared Infront of the public eyes before... Well I'm not used to being in the spotlight and for those few years I worked other minor jobs to learn more about the lives of the less privileged... KM shopping Complex was designed to be a safe haven for kids, mom and the single ladies to be able to bond well with their peers... Unlike other shopping complexes it's not over the budget so anyone can actually

She set the tray down with a loud clatter, clearly thrilled by the young Luna's request. "Oh, my Luna, yes! There is an exceptional scholar," Marta said excitedly, leaning in closer. "He is a very good friend of King Dominic, and he is actually the same age as the King. His name is Killian. He is incredibly intelligent, deeply respected, and... well, he is very handsome, my lady. He oversees the Grand Library here in the heart of the fortress. It is a very vast place, filled with ancient knowledge, historical archives, and everything you could ever think to ask about."

The one on the second floor was totally modern compared to this one. The library here looked smaller, but everything from the wooden furniture to the chandelier screamed elegance. Everything looked expensive. "Wow!" I exclaimed in a hushed tone. I felt Riley’s hand brush my back as he guided me inside the library. "This library is for the Luna of the Pack. This is yours, Nadia. You can make arrangements or take out anything you don’t like here. " "I don’t think I would want to change anything." I walked to one of the bookshelves where I saw names with a Luna heading.

"I'll order someone to pick them up here." "I can do that." But he shook his head. "No. You're not going anywhere." Of course. Eliot would prohibit me from leaving the pack house. "The library is in the old pack house on the east side. Someone will deliver to you tomorrow." "Is it abandoned?" I had never heard of the old pack house before, even in my previous life. "No, but not a house anymore. We use it as a school now." I nodded in understanding. If it was a school, I knew one in the eastern. It might be what Eliot meant.

It made my chest ache. "Fine." Kieran's voice was rough. "Library. I'll be right outside the door." "I don't need you to—" "Right. Outside. The door." He wasn't asking. Thessara sighed but didn't argue. She led me down a hallway lined with photos—pack members in both forms, running through forests, gathered around bonfires. Family pictures. History. The library was smaller than I expected. Books floor to ceiling, a fireplace, two worn leather chairs. She closed the door and the noise from the main hall cut off.

Kylie would learn. Speaking of Kylie…. She had gone to the library a couple of hours ago to get more of this junk, why she needed more information on things that were just about as real as aliens baffled Kennedy. Didn’t they have enough of this crap to kill the average person’s brain? She picked up her phone and dialed Kylie’s number, it rang a couple of times before Kylie answered “What’s up?” she asked in a chirpy voice. “Are you still at the library?” “Nope, I’m actually on our street already, just a couple of houses away, what do you…..”

The academy library was the one place Kael had felt genuinely safe since arriving. It was large, quiet, and full of people who were too absorbed in their own reading to pay attention to anyone else. The shelves ran three floors high along the outer walls, connected by narrow wooden staircases and thin walkways with iron railings. The lower floor had long reading tables lit by steady mana lamps. The upper floors were darker and less visited, reserved for older and more obscure collections. Kael had taken to going there in the evenings.

Ran back to me. "Can I have this?" "What's your name?" "Lila." "Okay, Lila. You're card number one." I laminated it myself last night. #001 COLE COMMUNITY LIBRARY She held it like gold. "Thank you," she said. That was the whole thing right there. --- Inside was loud in the best way. Kids on the floor reading. Parents asking about programs. Volunteers we found on F******k hauling boxes. Damian was behind the desk with me.

As soon as she arrives, she is notified by the Public Address System in the hallway that the students should assemble in the school hall for a brief meeting. The meeting ends pretty fast. The principal only urged them all to study very hard for the fast-approaching examinations. The students quickly disperse after the meeting and go for their revision classes. Soon, school is over and Kayola leaves the school premises, in the company of guards of course. Kayola walks towards the Pack Library and as she approaches the library, the guards bow in respect. She cheerfully greets them and enters the VIP section of the library. It is secluded as always, and the books are beautifully displayed on th

He held the door open for me. "Goodnight, Kayden," I whisper as I pass him. Once I got to the safety of his room, I curled up in his bed and pulled out the envelope I had removed from the drawer without Kayden noticing. My hands trembled as I opened it to read. As you must now know, you're not invincible, not even in the safety of the Council. This was just a warning; the next time would be deadly. If you don't want to die, you'll get us the information we need. This is information on what the Council is founded on. There's a hidden library underneath the estate. Next Sunday, he'll bring the book containing his information to the park in Riverdale. I don't think I need to be more clear on wh