Laura's Library Novels & Stories

She said pointing to. "What? You are kidding right?" ♣Laura pov♣ After school, we were back to the orphanage and I must say, it's kinda boring. No much things to do and it's so not cool. I don't only my books and my phone, the girls have been busy with their phones too and it's kinda ugly. Tammy succeeded in taking Gabriel's number but Patricia haven't you know. I'm just looking for something to do.. "Larrine!" Racheal called and I sighed.

And the look in her eyes told Kiara she had found out something terrible. “How…” Kiara continued. “I don't know what you're talking about, Kiara!” Laura spat. “I have a ton of things I need to get done.” “As you can see, I still have a lot to take care of.” Laura says as she gestured to the heap of dirty clothes she had to separate to wash. “I'm going to do my job, I advise you to do yours.” Laura said, burying her gaze in the heap of clothes, performatively rummaging through them.

I'd asked Laura to prepare dinner on the terrace so I made my way toward the back, hoping to find them along the way. And did I ever. I stood in the doorway of the library, catching Laura's eye momentarily before she smiled and left the room. I stayed right where I was, trying to remember to breathe as I saw Willow for the first time. Her eyes were wide and her mouth slightly open as she spun around, taking in every detail of my two-floor library. She was wearing a dress that flared up as she moved, giving me a great view of her long legs. Her skin was pale but contrasted well with her dark hair.

But for now, all she could do was watch and hope that whatever path Laura chose would lead her to the happiness she deserved. Meanwhile, Laura drove toward the city's public library, seeking a reprieve from the persistent thoughts of Jonathan. The library, with its tall columns and aged brickwork, now felt like a sanctuary where she could let her mind drift into stories and ideas that had nothing to do with him or the hollow promises that lingered in her heart. Today, more than ever, she needed that escape.

One of Laura's hobbies was reading. She would spend her time by reading a book at the library when she had no classes or discussed something with her friends at the park. She was a long life learner who liked to gain more knowledge from books and others. Laura still remembered the first time she met with Frederick. Laura usually went to the library by herself without her friends because none of them liked reading books. When she was already in the library, she looked for a book that she wanted to read. She took a book that was written by David Hawkins entitled Letting go.

The pressure almost tore her apart but she didn’t let go. The library reformed around her in broken pieces. Shelves and storm-light and scattered journals and silver mist all came back together unevenly. This time the everywhere was different. Laura wasn’t asleep. She was still standing in the spirit-realm library, waiting. Laura stared at her with a frown but she didn’t look shocked this time. She looked like she’d expected Lyralei to come back. “You again,” Laura said. Then after a moment, “I waited for you.”

Laura nodded her head and walked in the direction, her heart was trying to jump out of her heart as it was famous that, the abandoned library is a home for ghosts and that’s the reason no one ever opens it or tries to go near it. She wanted to refuse but she can’t, her legs were nearly giving up when she came close to that library. She turned to the man with a pale face. “Here” She pointed at the door but didn’t dare to open it and walk inside. The man could sense her uneasiness as he said playfully, “Show me,” “Ahh….. There is nothing to see there.. It’s already abandoned..” Laura protested but the man’s expression didn’t change. At last, Laura sighed and then walked to the door with full c

“It's not often you can come here, Laura. Knowing you would come, I would have cooked more!” “No need, no need." Laura waved her hand with a chuckle. "I came here to eat the food you made, but also because I wanted to discuss work. Oh, Amelia there? Hello, Amelia!” Amelia turned for a moment towards Ruth and Laura. “Hello, aunties…” “Ouch! Your daughter is so cute!” "I know, I know," commented Sandra. “Then what do you want to talk about?” “Oh, right. I nearly forgot." Laura cleared her throat. “About the promotion for the newest book, I have a great idea.”

I reply nervously and she smiles. “I’m Laura, Mr Lynott’s secretary. I’ll be giving you a brief tour of the company before you meet him for further instructions.” She says before pointing towards the elevator. “Shall we?” I nod quickly and follow her. “The first, second and third floors are solely for book publishing. That’s where all the magic happens.” Laura explains as someone clicks on the button for the third floor.

If I am a Luna, it means I'm royalty, and if I'm royalty, it means I'm connected to the palace. "So what do you want to do?" "Find out who I really am."