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She was going to keep her eyes on the page in her lap and watch the television in her peripheral vision and maintain the established position that she was reading and had no interest in whatever he had put on, which she had heard him described to Marcus on the phone as a documentary about something she had not paid attention to because she had been reading at the time and genuinely not interested. She was interested now. Something had happened on the screen that had made him sit forward very slightly, the shift she recognised as the arriving of something he had not expected, and she had looked up from the page to see what it was and now she could not look back down at the page without having

he replied curtly. “I’ll wait,” she said firmly. Standing again, she wandered the shelves, letting her fingers glide across worn spines until one caught her attention. She pulled it down and she returned to the sofa, flipping open the book to read while he worked. Losing herself in the pages Reading had always been essential to her, both for pleasure and for her work as a screenwriter. Once, she buried herself in books for the sake of research, obsessed with crafting believable worlds for her scripts. It had been a while since she read just for herself. And now she found herself remembering how much she missed it.

He returned to his desk. He read through the draft again from the beginning - not checking for errors, not reviewing the evidence, but reading it as a reader would. As someone who had no prior knowledge of the people involved, no investment in the outcome, no history with the story. He was looking for the thing that could be misread. The sentence that could be taken out of context and used to frame the story as something other than what it was. The phrase that could become a headline disconnected from the analysis surrounding it.

[Valerie] ** Three Months Ago ** I had all the tools I needed to execute the revenge I was hoping to wreak on the one who had robbed me of so much in my life. It plagued me for days on end - if it was the right thing to do. I sat at my desk in the library, paging through Stephen King’s “Doctor Sleep” but the words printed on the pages seemed to fuze and look like black lines and blotches across the pages. I had lost interest the moment I opened the first page, so how I was already on page fifty three was a mystery to me, because I couldn’t recall any of the words I had read.

“Can you read it, please?” Vladimir frowned. He didn’t get the paper yet. He was the only one reading the recent crafts of his sister. Reading her unfinished crafts was not according to his likes. “Why? You know I don’t want spoilers.” Lilia grimaced at him. She didn’t know what to do! Her mind was very chaotic. A lot of plots were still unwritten and it made her head ached badly. She rested her elbows on the table and massaged her forehead. “Can you please read it? Just for once, just this time. It's just a small part. It's not a spoiler at all.” Stress clouded her features.

Yes, I just need to be patient. *** "Have you been waiting for me for long?" "Yes, you took a long time." "Did you miss me?" "No," I replied simply. I was currently focused on reading and was so excited about the ending that would be presented later. I wondered if it was true that the novel I was reading contained a plot twist or not. It just so happened that the novel currently in my hands was a sequel to the first novel I had finished.

Jax POV As I sit on the couch, the book resting on my lap, I find myself absorbed not so much in the story itself but in the little marks I’ve made throughout its pages. These marks have become something of an obsession for me. They’re the places where I’ve seen Dhalia react—whether it’s a quiet gasp, a tear rolling down her cheek, or that subtle squirm of excitement that she can’t quite hide. Whenever she reads with me in the room, and I catch one of those reactions, I make sure to mark the page number. Later, when she’s done, I go back and read those specific sections, trying to decode what it is about these words that stirs something inside her.

I entered mine, went through the three books I had gotten from the store, and set them down on the bed. I folded my arms and read their names. The Claiming Rites, Finding the One, and Under the Red Moon. There was no order in which anyone should read these books, so I sat down and picked up The Claiming Rites. After an hour, I finished reading. The book made zero sense, and then I picked up Finding the One and spent another hour reading through it. While the first book was incomplete, the second made a little more sense. I picked up the third, which I had gone to Zion’s room with. I took my time reading, and another hour went by.

“One that takes its material seriously. We didn’t just pick this one by chance. We’ve been swapping theories about it for weeks now. Everyone’s dying to hear your take.” “Wait, you’ve all read it already?” I flip the book open, scanning a few lines. The first paragraph is just as dark and twisted as I remember Rich describing, and a small part of me wonders how he even got through it. “How much detail are we talking here?” “Oh, we go deep,” Luna says, grabbing a notebook filled with what looks like scribbled notes and sticky tabs. “Themes, character motivations, symbolism, it’s all fair game. We get into the nitty-gritty.”