Novel & Cerita Matrix

The library was as silent as a grave yard, and a pin drop would be as loud as a siren blasting through a megaphone on a police vehicle or an ambulance. Arlene peered at Derek from her table as she waited for him to respond to the text she sent. Derek looked at his phone when he got a notification, then he shifted his gaze to Arlene, and then turned back to face his book. It became avid to Arlene that Derek wouldn’t reply any of her texts so she stood up and walked over to where he was seated.

Consider it done. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This is just insane. **********

Goodbye. ****

Who would’ve thought the CEO, womanizer, and infuriating man would end up claiming my heart. I smile, almost euphoric, and return to my seat. My mind drifts far away, lost among Sam’s sheets and the memory of his delicious tongue tracing my body. But kind words interrupt my thoughts—my mother’s words. I shake off her presence and fix my gaze on the computer screen. A screen filled with numbers and Excel formulas. Suddenly, Sam’s phone makes me jump in my chair.

look Monica wanted, but I had also managed to keep that slight, human shadow in his eyes that only I knew how to find. ​"Hmm," Luke hummed, his face unreadable. ​"Actually, Luke," Mateo interrupted, leaning forward to get a better look at the screen. "It’s better than good. It’s exceptional." ​Luke’s jaw tightened. He turned his chair slightly to look at Mateo. "I didn't ask for your critique, Velez."

Nana is a hardworking girl. Every morning, she gets up early and reads English aloud to improve her pronunciation. In class, she listens attentively to the teacher, her eyes always following the blackboard, jotting down important notes. When it comes to math, she bravely tackles difficult problems, not giving up easily even if she gets stuck.

I sit on the banister and roll the bottle between my hands. "Miranda, Macy's mother, had a job more stressful than ours as a cop. She taught troubled students that other teachers refused to take the time and deal with them. When we almost lost Macy, I entered her classroom and threatened to arrest them if their actions caused our child. Their eyes widened in fear that I was serious.