Laura's Library Novels & Stories

Her brain jolted from the lecherous trails she had left on his chest earlier, as she finally remembered what she came here for. Flashing a bright smile, clearly occupied in her thoughts, Locky subconsciously shifted backwards for fear that she might be abnormal. “Speak up woman” Even though his voice slightly broke in fear, Laura seemed not to have sensed any of it as she instantly got to business. “I have come to find out about someone” “And who is that someone?” “Her name is Lyra” “Lyra?” “She claims she is from the city of Oceania” He stared at her in deep thoughts, weighing his responses more carefully, while Laura's expectant eyes were fixed firmly at him.

I thought to myself. "Miss Parrish, what are you doing here? Miss Leah is trying to have a private conversation with Mr. Lee." Mr. Carson spotted his niece from a distance and approached us. "I'm hungry, Uncle Liam. Please bring me some food! I'll have a quick meal before going to the gallery! There's a grand opening today!" Laura pulled a chair and sat right between me and Gean. "What are we gossiping now? Does Lycidas have a new girlfriend? Tell me! Tell me! Tell me!" Laura giggled like a schoolgirl on spring break.

"Laura... The name means victory and I like starting the new chapter of my life on the right foot. With you around, let's accomplish great things together, shall we?" Unknown to Tynan, something magical happened the moment he said that. The man was happy to plug the new phone in for it to charge while he went for a shower but the phone flickered to life even with zero percent battery. On the screen, an image of a girl started to rub her eyes and look around. The girl had pink hair tied up with a bandana that was decorated with a cute skull. She wore a red tracksuit and looked very athletic. If anyone recognised her, they would know her as the Princess of the Dirt Track from five years ago wh

She was scared. Again. Fuck, why? “Laura…” “Where’s the bathroom?” I nodded towards it. She hurried inside. I heard water splash and gush. She was probably taking a bath because she had nowhere to go after here. I walked to the bathroom and kicked the door open. She gasped, covering her chest with her arms. “How much?” I asked. She scoffed. “I told you I’d never let you touch me.” “Honey, I carried you, cleaned and took care of you. I already touched you.”

Harry finally asked. “The lighthouse.” She answers. My brows creasing, “What do you mean? What about the lighthouse?” She turns to me and smiled, “The lighthouse is much bigger than it looks from afar. It’s like a massive tower filled with thousands of memories that people had left behind once they left LUAHU.” “What?” Harry and I gaped in unison. “All memories from everyone who left the island are stored in there.” Enchantress tells us. “But isn’t it where Olca is?” I asked curiously and confusedly.

Laura said, leaning against Isabelle’s desk, "Where did you go? I saw you had coffee, but I didn’t see you at the stand. I was just there." Isabelle quickly smiled, trying to sound casual. "Oh, I grabbed it a little earlier. We must have missed eachother." Laura nodded, though her expression suggested she wasn’t entirely convinced. She leaned against Isabelle’s desk, launching into a story about her time in Asia. Isabelle listened politely, though her mind was still half on the rooftop. “You know,” Laura continued, her tone shifting, “when I was Liam’s PA, we were quite close. I had a huge crush on him, but he was always so focused on my growth. He’s such a good man, don’t you think? He's so

It can be said that my wife studied at Yen Hoa Girls' High School, and she can speak English, so I just want to be proud. She told herself in her heart that she must leave here, leave him before getting married! She was holding the book Dylan gave her and was about to enter the bedroom when the servant suddenly came and handed her a book that looked like an accounting book, "Laura, these are the books." Laura turned two pages and saw that it was the accounting book of Ellen's pharmacy. Before giving the pharmacy to Stephan, she asked him to show her the monthly paperwork. Now, the store voucher and the land deed were both in her hands. So, Stephan was really afraid of her.

I admit that the fact that Laura was absolutely beautiful added to the desire to spend some time talking to her. As I answered some basic questions, I let my eyes wander over her; I wasn't blatant, waiting until she would start writing to check her out. Laura was a little shorter than me, with gorgeous honey blond hair that she had up in a bun that was way too old for her and that I was already dying to see down. She was wearing a small pair of those librarian type glasses that screamed sexy professional behind which were a pair of huge baby blue eyes. The finishing touch on that flawless face was a pair of soft full lips that were very much like my own.

I grabbed a tea bag from the cupboard and started to make myself tea with the boiling water Claira made. I couldn’t wait for this pregnancy to be over so I could have coffee; not sure how I’m going to survive 8 more months of this. “Uh, yeah…” Laura said as she hurried to the coffee maker. “I have an interview at the library this morning,” she added. “Good luck,” Austin said, leaning back in his seat and watching her, a curious look in his eyes.

Lia sat across from Tyler’s mum, Miss Laura at a small table tucked between two tall bookshelves in the quiet bookstore. The place smelled faintly of old pages and cinnamon tea, and the morning light filtered gently through the front windows. Laura looked healthier than the last time Lia had seen her, almost glowing with regained strength. “Hey, Miss Laura,” Lia greeted softly. “Please, just call me Laura,” she replied with a gentle smile. Lia nodded, returning the smile. “How’s your health? I can see you’re a lot better now.”