Novel & Cerita Leaving Book Review

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"You're unbelievable. To think you can't even handle a minor illness without whining like a baby. But there's nothing left to discuss. This is final." With that, she grabbed her things and sauntered out of my ward, leaving me behind in endless darkness and despair.

My mind need to be settled for tomorrow. Despite skimming, I knew I had to read this book properly another time. By sunset, I realized I was alone. It was time leave. “Leaving already?” Mrs. Baldwin asked, getting off a call. She was all smiles and blush. Maybe her husband. Silly thought. “Yes.” Ken was coming. Laura had plans. I had to go. “Did you like the book?” “Like is an understatement.” “Then bring it back.” I hesitated, then held her hand. She should know that I was leaving. To hell with Henry talks, she needs to know about my job.

“Is there anything else you’d like to bring, Alessia? If you’re all set, we can leave.” I asked quietly, “Did you bring the new phone I requested?” “Yes,” she said, pulling the box from the car. “Here it is.” That was all I needed. I tossed my old phone aside without a second thought. Before sliding into the car, I stole one last look at the Packhouse, its lights flickering faintly in the distance—the place that had been my home, my love, my heartbreak. Goodbye, Max. Then I stepped into Riley’s car, closing the door behind me.

I blamed it on the baby. “Sweetheart, always be ready to take what you dish out.” Carolyn winked. I didn't know who that statement felt like it had a double meaning to me but it had the smile on my face wiping off. “Just leave already, ” I shooed them off before I picked up my phone again and continued to read. This book was pretty captivating. I couldn't believe that I had not read it before. While I continued to read, I heard them leave the house. I knew the doors were going to automatically lock up so I didn't bother going through the stress of standing and walking to the door to lock the door.

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Levy carefully thought it over but she did not say anything, the lure of the ancient magical book was too big to ignore but at the same time, she did not want to agree to what he wanted her to do either. “ You can think it over,” he said as he rose from his seat and then looked at her with a twinkle in his eyes. “ I will give you time lest you say that I making things difficult for you. But for now, I have to go, I have something to do and I will be leaving you alone with your thoughts.” As he spoke he picked up the book and then turned around to leave, seeing him take the book with him Levy could not help but say, “ You..do you have to take it with you?”

he claimed. "I understand, Mr. Sadler," I responded softly. Andrew went silent for a moment on the other end of the call before he hung up. My knuckles whitened as I gripped my phone tightly. Night had befallen the city at this point. I was going to return to that house and retrieve my personal documents before leaving for good. This entire year of "treatment" had only taught me one thing—how to gracefully walk away and never look back.