Kendall Young Library Novels & Stories

Eddy asked as the guard opened the bar that was hindering them as Kyle stepped onto the table and looked at Eddy before replying, “I will tame that mouth of yours. That is a promise.” ~~~~~~~~~~ Kendall sighed as he waited for the daycare worker to come out from her position. This was his fifth visit in a week and he was here to see Cain, he didn’t know why, he just felt lost and needed to do something since Randy had put him on a time out since he started slipping up during important meetings. “Cain is in room 45. He is waiting for you, and I have cleared the permission with the head.’ The Beta said as Kendall nodded his head and took the slip from her, before heading to find the door numbe

Melinda's and Kieran's sharp, piercing eyes, scanned the endless rows of books. Zora led them around the library, pointing out the different sections and genres. There were books on philosophy, science, art, and history, each one meticulously cataloged and arranged on the shelves. The titles were written in elegant calligraphy, and the bindings were richly adorned with gold leaf and embossed lettering. Kieran and Melinda were overwhelmed by the sheer size of the collection, and they couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the sheer amount of knowledge that was contained within these walls.

“Ah—sorry.” “For what?” “I-it’s... Forget it.” “Come on. You said you wanted to go to the library, right?” “Of course.” A few minutes later, we reached the front of the major library. We both got out of the car and rushed inside. A woman who was the keeper of the library welcomed us kindly. Red glasses always perched on her pretty face. “It’s rare to see you, Ara. Is there anything you need to look for?” asked the woman with the name tag ‘Hyuna Kwon’.

“I should’ve been more careful. It’s just… I didn’t expect anyone to be here. And certainly not you.” I tilted my head slightly, trying to offer a small, cautious smile. “Well, Alpha Kieran said I could use the library whenever I want. I’ve actually been spending a lot of time here lately. It’s… peaceful.” There was a longing silence between us and I got free from his soft grip, already backing away. “Anyway, I didn’t mean to interrupt anything. I’ll just find a quiet spot or maybe come back later…” But Kyden cut in gently. “You don’t have to leave,” he said in an unexpected warm voice. “Honestly, it’s nice to see someone else here for a change. I hardly ever run into anyone in this place. M

“Caldwell.” She kept walking. “Holt.” He fell into step beside her. Just like that. No asking. No do you mind or heading anywhere specific. He simply matched her pace and walked alongside her like this was already a thing they did. “I’m going to the library,” she said. “I know. Second floor.” A beat. “Ade mentioned your consultation is Friday. You’ll want the Okonkwo texts. They’re not in the system, physical copies only, east wall, third shelf from the bottom.”

Now, we just can’t fail. I sighed, sometimes arguing with her was moot. Leaning back, I didn’t really need to do any of my homework anymore. I could look up some practice tests for the GED, but I was too tired to start down that rabbit hole. Scrolling through my emails, I saw one from the local pack library. Miss Cross, We were able to get the information that you requested. We have set aside the books for you to browse at your leisure. They will be held till the end of the week and you can request them at the front desk.

Their reception and centered sitting area was as big as the Morrison's pack house. They hung giant chandeliers made of deer antlers. My eyes caught the attention of a room. It was filled with books and long spiral staircases, but what intrigued me the most was that it was filled with plants everywhere. The center sitting area didn't have many plants because Alarick explained that kids and teens mostly hung out in this area because of the free wifi. But the library was like an indoor forest, filled with bookshelf after bookshelf—books of all kinds, including historical archives of their pack on the very last floor.

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

People who cared about her just as much as she did about them, even though she was in no way one of them. The feeling made her feel so much better, and made her hope that her own folks back home— scratch that— back in Riverdale, had found people like that too. For about thirty minutes, Kendra was lost in the world of geography as she read through the huge voluminous book, but she was suddenly interrupted by the sound of the huge library door opening.

The whole time I was thinking about the library. The problem wasn't getting in. I'd been in and out of the library freely since I arrived. The problem was the blue cabinet specifically. It sat against the east wall, separate from the main shelves, with a small lock on the door handle. Not a complicated lock. But a lock I'd need to get through without anyone walking in. I needed a window of time when the library was empty and likely to stay that way. That window came after lunch. Kael had a meeting with his pack elders in the west wing — I'd heard Maren confirming it with one of the guards that morning. Damon was out on the east border doing a patrol review. The library was quiet.