Let Them Watch Novels & Stories

then they resumed running and joined us on the couch. “Does it really work?” Nathaniel asked pointed at the big screen, his voice, a mix of curiosity and wonder. Alec chuckled. “Of course, it works. Let me show you.” He picked up the remote control. The kids gasped as the big screen flickered to life, their eyes glued to the colors. “It's really working,” Eloise squealed and clapped. “Whoa!” Damian's mouth fell open. “It's really huge.” Nathaniel turned to their father. “Can we watch Toaster Ninjas? Please, daddy!”

The fun is just beginning. Let them come. I’ve been waiting.

How stupid of me. Now I'm feeling as excited as them! "Give us an awesome show tonight, boys!" They cheered and all howled like wolves. "Let's make tonight's show intense!" Harry growled. I just giggled, watching all of them get all excited for tonight. A few months ago, I was watching this scene over on ViewTube- on the phone screen- and I cannot believe that right now, I'm actually watching it live. I am even in their table and the best part is, I am in the camera! My face would probably be shown around the world but I couldn't care less.

“Yeah. I think maybe we should.” The two hurried over to the sidewalk to seek shelter from the rain. JJ and Bee stood in the doorway, Tiffany and Mayhem ran down the sidewalk, Key and Camilla Dawn were resting with the babies, Sam and Angie waved bye to Bob, at the same time they all heard “The watchers are coming.” Camilla Dawn opened her eyes, “They are coming for me.” She says. Key went to the door to see JJ and Bee standing outside. “The watchers are coming, JJ, Bee!” she screams.

"I'm the one who should apologize, Ms. Miller. I shouldn't have accepted your gift if it was going to make Mr. Chase so mad. I'll return the watch. Please just tell Mr. Chase to stop targeting me at work." His acting was so bad that I almost laughed, but Hailey bought it. She glared at me and snapped, "Who do you think you are, Landon Chase? You're just a technician and don't even call the shots in this company. If you won't stop bullying the employees, believe it or not, I'll send you off to the factory!" I wasn't intimidated by her threat at all. Instead, I firmly shot back, "Fine! Send me there. Just don't regret it!"

As we exchanged rings, I held Yasmin Walsh's hand, and my gaze fell on her wrist. An old silver watch hung there, its dial yellowed with age, its hands forever frozen at 3:07. "Take off the watch," I said. Her smile stiffened. Instinctively, she pulled her hand back. "Jayden Burke, stop it. Everyone is watching." I didn't move. I repeated myself softly, but loud enough for the entire hall to hear, "Take off the watch."

"Lisa and Joe invited my mom and your parents to go over with them to see Leo play. They're staying overnight at home, and then your mom'll be back here tomorrow morning." "Okay." Nate's eyes slid closed again, but he kept talking. "When's the game? Are we going to watch?" I leaned back in my chair and propped my feet on the end of the bed. "I was going to, but if you want, I can bring the television in here so we can see it together. How does that sound?" "Good." He yawned. "You didn't go with them to see Leo, huh?"

". Now they know we exist and now they will be watching us." Elara looked at the monitor one time before turning it off for the night. "Yes " she said. "And now we know they do too we know they are there waiting for us."

Lake was last to leave the living room and enter the dark home theater. Bean bags were closer to the huge tarpaulin hung before the room and cosy couches behind those, six in total; three on each row. They watched in silence and anticipation as Diego and Lucas set the projector up. "So what are we watching?" Lucas asked, scrolling through his numerous movie options. "Nothing too sinister because some of us have seen enough to last us a lifetime." He dashed Adana a wink. Leilani jumped a little in her bean bag. "Ooh, let's watch, 'I Feel Pretty!'."

One baby. No one on watch. For one night, we don’t need it.