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I know I won’t live for much longer, so I hope that you can do me a favor. [Acupuncture Skills is a medical book that I’ve written all my life. I don’t want it to be wasted. After I pass away, I hope you can hand it to my family to make full use of it. [Besides, after I tried the ten methods, I finally found a method to fully cure my family’s genetic disease. I don’t have the energy to implement it, but I hope that you can pass this method to my family. With this method, my family will no longer suffer from the pain of the disease.

"Some of these are first editions and a majority of them are out of print. How did you find these?" "My family likes to hoard books." Surprisingly, those books weren’t molding and rotting like the others. The library had not been immune to the decay of the rest of the house. A family of birds had made themselves home in one corner of the library. "And you’re just giving them to me?" His eyes widened in disbelief as she nodded. "I can’t accept these, Callie. Don’t you know how much these are worth?" She didn’t care if they cost a king’s ransom. They were only books.

“Thanks, Ian. Now, do you want to speak to my wife again?” “It’s okay. I’ll call later. It’s only four in the morning here.” “Don’t worry, too much, Ian. Jared is in good hands. They love him here.” “Thanks for doing this, Justin. And thank Adrienne and her lovely family for me.” “Sure. Speak to you later.” Julianne smiled to herself. She missed her son very much. Next time, she won’t be too busy to visit and meet Adrienne’s family. *** “Look, Mommy! Look at my new notebook.” Jared took out a sketchbook from his backpack. “Uncle Jin gave it to me,” he said proudly.

"Even if she saved you unintentionally, we should thank her. Giving away your shares like this... You must understand that the reason you still have so many descendants honoring you is because of those shares. "Instead of leaving them to your family, you decide to give them to a stranger? What if the Pattons find out? How would they react?" Jeffrey snorted. "How is she not part of the family? If she marries you, she becomes family, doesn't she? It's like I'm giving the shares to you. Not only will she be your wife, but she's also my lifesaver. Who would have a problem with that?" Elliot felt helpless. ‘This old man sure has everything figured out.’

she said, giving me a pointed look. I was currently scrolling through my e-reader. Slade had gotten it for me the moment I asked; I had missed reading so much. It was as if my love for stories had vanished with my memories, but now that they were back, the hunger for a good plot was ravenous. Slade had even promised that for every digital book, he would buy me the physical copy. I can't thank him enough. It’s not that I can’t buy them myself, but there’s something special — something intimate — about him filling my bookshelves with the stories I love.

“It’s a series for children. Each book follows two siblings, Ella and Max, as they go on adventures that teach them about kindness, courage, and love. It’s not just about fantasy worlds or magical creatures, though there’s plenty of that. It’s about family and how the bonds we create can carry us through anything.” Carla flips through the pages, her expression thoughtful. “This is a departure from your usual style,” she observes. “But there’s a warmth here. It feels… genuine.” “That’s because it is,” I say quietly. “These stories are inspired by my own family, by my kids. I want to create something that they can see themselves in, something that reminds them, and other children, that they’re

"A baby brother?" "Yes, sweetie," I whispered as I leaned closer. "You, me, your daddy, and your new little brother are going to be a perfect family. You won't ever need to think about her again." Kenny looked down at his book. Only then did I notice that he was reading a book about families. The page he was on read: "A family comprises a father, a mother, and their children." I patted his cheek. “If you miss your mum so much, you can call me mummy.”

Looked over Elena's shoulder at the freshly printed page. "The local electrical co-op just finished the line for the cabins, " Julian said. His voice was easy to hear over the sound of the press. "Marcus sent over receipts from the New England bookstore cooperative. The winter catalog sold out. The shops are making their lending libraries to keep the Nora Vale books in circulation." Elena picked up a tool to smooth out a crease. "They treat the books like community assets. Not like digital files. When companies controlled the books a story only existed long as you stayed subscribed.. With a real book you can't just delete it."

I read it three times, aware of both men watching me, and set it down carefully on the table where all three of us could see it. "She's going to be remarkable," Kade said quietly, the same words he'd used when she was five, watching her read to Eli, and they landed differently now, weighted with two more years of watching her become more fully herself with every passing season. "She already is," Killian said, echoing my own words from earlier in the day, and looked at his brother with the easy, warm acknowledgment of two men who had, after everything, finally learned to share not just a woman they loved but a family they'd built together from something that should, by any reasonable accounti