Read To Self Novels & Stories

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That being said, it was almost a relief to run into someone who wasn’t warm and welcoming - it made the place seem more real. The packhouse was empty when I made my way out of my room, so I had retrieved the book I was reading and found my way to the patio to read while drinking way more coffee than I needed. I was exceptionally good at getting lost in books, especially when I was avoiding thinking about something. I had two topics to avoid thinking of today: one being the failed attempts at shifting yesterday, and the other being the full moon party thing tonight. Working with Rose yesterday didn’t go well, to say the least. She wanted me to work on shifting at will, and that happened a gra

I added my own lines in looping, defiant script: - Readings will include the full text. No omissions. No censorship. - Sessions at least three times per week until Vol. 2 is complete. - During readings, I may react as I please. You may not stop me. - In private, I will address you as Sir. I signed and pushed it back. Kane read my additions. His expression stayed mostly frozen, but I saw it — the flare of his nostrils, the way his free hand curled into a fist so tight the knuckles went white.

Bree wanted to thank her, but felt if she acknowledged any other feeling at that moment, even gratefulness, she would spiral into a crying void that wouldn’t allow her to keep working on her goal. After no more than a couple of hours, Bree woke up feeling well enough to go on. She tried to recall everything she learned on her extensive search she began earlier. Towards the end, the words had became so blurry that she might need to reread at least the last two pages to actually understand them.

*** I had my bath and changed into a yellow flowered dress , I dried my hair and applied a little makeup. Someone knocked , I walked to the door and opened it. It was Theo. "Hey." He smiled at me. "Hey." I returned the smile. He continued staring at me with so much admiration. I blushed and cleared my throat . "Theo?" "Huh?" He asked still staring at me. "You came for something?" I asked confused. "Uh.. yea , sorry." He chuckled. "The lawyer is here , are you ready?" He asked. I nodded and walked out of the room.