Nat's Nook Novels & Stories

In this world, very few could genuinely understand her pharmaceutical concepts. She kept her poker face, reiterating, "I'm not the one who bought the medicinal herbs yesterday." Natalie raised an eyebrow. "As for the content in this notebook, it's admittedly absurd." Natasha went along with the misunderstanding. Natalie's face showed growing disdain. A proud smile emerged. "Oh?" "This notebook is my everyday companion for documenting my pharmaceutical studies. As a beginner, I'm bound to make some mistakes," Natasha explained. The more Natalie listened, the more radiant her smile became. She was seemingly pleased with Natasha's explanation.

Nicklaus frowned and quickly asked, "Where are you now?" "I'm at Pretty Lady house. We can't find her and she's missing. She didn't bring her mobile phone with her, she's gone" Noah said with his mouth drooping. He was at the verge of crying. He sniffed and said "Dad, she won't leave us right?" ..... ...... Dear readers, please endeavor to drop a comment after every read. Also please click on the love sign at the top of the book details to add my book to your library so that you can continue to get an update..

Each unanswered ring felt like another stone in my chest, dragging me down. My thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the door. Startled, I straightened up. “Who is it?” “It’s me, Natasha.” Her familiar voice called from the other side. Natasha? What the hell was she doing here so late? I crossed the room quickly and opened the door. Natasha stood there, looking unusually grim. Her expression made my stomach twist. “What’s wrong?” I asked. She stepped inside, glancing around nervously. “You need to see this, Noah.” She handed me a tablet, which was already pulled up to a news page.

It’s surprised out of her, loud, delighted. "Okay, yes. Yes! I know a place, it does adaptogenic cocktails but they also have normal alcohol, I promise, I'm not going to make you drink mushrooms. Unless you want to. It’s great for stress. I’m not allowed either but they have great mocktails too. Eight?" "Eight is perfect." "Natasha. I'm really glad you called." She says it plainly, no wellness gloss on it at all. We hang up, and the picture of Hannah with the laser pointer is still there in my head.

“All right, two tiny creatures who clearly cannot be trusted near cutlery without a lawyer, who wants to see the backyard?” Max instantly forgot his wounded pride. “What’s there?” “Cats. Grass. Maybe a little fountain.” Issa climbed down from the stool with grace slightly ruined by the fact that her legs were too short. “I don’t play with fountains. Water has an agenda.” “You may supervise from a safe distance,” Nathan said. “Are there rocks?” Max had climbed down too, nearly knocking over the stool. “Plenty.” “I want to choose a powerful rock.” “Sure you do,” Nathan said, taking their mugs before they could spill.

If Nathan wasn’t home, he’d just sit in his truck and wait for him. Noah had always felt small when he came here. The size of the place dwarfed anything around it except the mountains. He knew from days past when he would visit Camille that there was a heated pool in the back along with a fire pit, an outdoor grilling area, and a guest house.

They wouldn't miss me anyway. Jax's loud knock on my door was unmistakable. His arms were crossed, and his eyebrows were raised as he greeted me with my childhood nickname, "What's up, my Hallie bear?" I couldn't help but laugh. Only Jax could get away with calling me that nowadays. Sensing my mood, he nodded sympathetically, "Oh, you haven't heard?" I replied. He pushed into my room and picked up a magazine, throwing himself onto my bed. "Where's Kels?" I questioned. It was rare to see them apart. He flicked through the pages of the magazine and replied, "Oh, she's gone off shopping with Natalia. I wasn't going to be their bag carrier today." I chuckled.

Noah added. Lucien’s lip twitched. “Good.” 4. A gaming chair that spins. “Noah,” Lucien sighed. “You’ll hurt yourself.” “I’ll heal.” 5. A Nintendo Switch or handheld console. “I can play it when you’re busy,” Noah explained. Lucien hummed. “Maybe.” 6. High-speed uncensored Wi-Fi. Lucien stopped. Looked at the paper, then back at Noah. “Uncensored… for what?” Noah blinked innocently. “Research.”

Thirty Natasha is reading something on her laptop when a notification suddenly popped out of her screen. It was an email from a private company. InnoCorp. She narrowed her eyes as she read the message and the attachment from the email. It was an invitation from InnoCorp to attend a prestigious welcome party for the said company. The company is based on Russia but it will open its new office here in New York. She licked her lips and contemplated whether to go or not. Maybe, she will check her schedule first.

"If you want to fight, please do it outside! but, don't expect you guys to come back to this place again!" "Forgive us!" "All right, calm yourselves because the last test will begin soon!" "Yes, Captain!" *** "Hoaaam ..." Nathania gave a big yawn after reading the five pages of the book Kenneth gave this afternoon. Even though it's only five pages, but her mind is out of focus.