Raymond Library Novels & Stories

Her lips are more red tonight, and the more she smiles politely to every person my mother introduces her to, the more I want to pull her aside and kiss her. " You good?" Raymond asks, snapping me from my thoughts. I look away from my mom and Naomi and turn to look at Raymond. " Yeah, why?" Raymond shrugs. He's holding a glass of wine. Raymond rarely drinks, I like him for that. He's a lightweight and gets easily drunk so he always tries to steer clear of alcohol at parties. " Nothing, really. You don't seem yourself." " Have you heard anything lately? From Liam, I mean."

After more than fifteen minutes of not being able to really rest, she lifted her head up. She had to do something by herself. The people at the library walked to and fro but with minimal silence. That was where an idea came to her mind. The library of Jazel Academy for the Diverse Ethnics or JADE was nominated as the Best Library for three consecutive years. It was known for its completeness as well as having the highest number of people utilizing it, compared to the other schools. If it was that complete, then she could find something here. Raii Shin stood and stretched, her muscles cracking. She then proceeded to the catalog screen and started to read the labels. This should be easy with t

Didn't Raymond even care about him enough to leave Ravi alone for a while? Raymond immediately lowered his head and fell silent, avoiding Ravi's sharp gaze. Seeing this made Ravi regret raising his voice, but once again, he didn't attempt to care. With that, Ravi turned around again and walked as fast as he could, leaving Raymond behind. Ravi hoped that Raymond would indeed return home and leave him alone for a while. His feet led him into an open public library, a place where he wouldn't be bothered. He quickly roamed the quiet aisles among tall bookshelves and then took a seat in a dimly lit corner.

Even if it killed me. Even if she was the reason I’d burn. Raymond's POV. The library was cold. Not the kind of cold you felt in your bones—but the kind that made the back of your neck itch. Like someone was watching. Like you’d walked into a place that remembered things you weren’t meant to know. The scribe gave me one look, noted the Alpha crest pinned to my cloak, and wordlessly unlocked the archive gate. No questions. No welcome. Just silence and dust.

"I don't care and I don't want an explanation. Do you remember what the fine is? You have to pay $100." Amelie took a deep breath. "Okay. Don't worry, I have two options for you. Pay the $100 or do the job," Raymond repeated. Amelie thought for a moment. Without even thinking about it, Amelie would choose the latter without having to pay him. "I'll do the job," Amelie said. Raymond nodded, then walked over to the bookshelves in the library. He took some books and placed five very thick books in front of Amelie.

When it finally got to the second gates that led into the mansion Raymond got off the car after it was parked at the garage. The glass entrance door was opened by the guards and he got in and walked straight into his room. After having a quick bath and changed into a comfortable clothes he sprinted downstairs to the dinning room to have his dinner. Raymond greeted his father and he sat beside his sister as the servants served their dinner. “ Hey Ray aren't your friends coming over today ” Lilian asked. “ No ” Raymond answered curtly and then added “ Why did you ask ” “ I just thought I would have fun with them before I go back to Uncle Alexander's house tommorow ”

The Genome Library was the world's biggest, partially centralized library. The amount of information the library had was nothing ordinary. Though it was the right approach to put all the information in a single place, so there were many branches of the library with their own section. Creed has come back to the Genome Library. This time he also observed that for some reason the buildings have changed their positions. Raymond had told this to him yesterday, but he realized that they have literally switched the positions randomly. The buildings weren't moving right now, so he assumed that this must have happened in the night.

Alexander ordered, striding away with his subordinates. Meanwhile, Isabella arrived. She looked at me and back at the bully gang. “What happened? Why are you sweating? Did they bully you? They scared you. Alex, how...” I interjected her sentence. “Calm down, Isabella. Nothing happened.” She looked at me, then the scared guy. “What happened, Liam? Did they bully you again?” He said nothing. “Did Raymond break his nose?” I asked. Isabella nodded. “Stop making noise. This is the library.” Librarian came out of nowhere.

“So I assume you’ve already checked out a few places, right?” “Sort of.” I admitted. “Mayor Pippins showed me the town library. It’s huge. The only problem is, it’s too beautiful to turn into a mall.” “Oh, God,” Ryan teased, rolling his eyes. “Are you hung up on it because of the books?” I nodded guiltily. “There are plenty of other good places.” I urged. “Why tear down a perfectly good library in the center of town?” “I’ll give you three reasons.” Ryan said, putting three fingers up. “Location, location, location!”

“We wanted to show you something Jenny—our intern—found this morning.” Raymond leaned forward. “Ah, the sharp young one with the colored hair, right?” Ryan’s eyes narrowed a fraction. “You’ve met Jenny?” “I might’ve passed her at the studio,” Raymond said casually, then turned to me. “You keep quite the team, Ms. Sinclair.” Ryan’s chair creaked as he leaned forward. “Let’s stay on topic, shall we?”