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“That's not a problem. I'd get on it now.” Mira laughed. “I said with references girl. You guys are meant to use books in the library, and she said that they are in the uhm… what is it again?” Mira paused. “Ah, yes. The books are in the restricted section, and you need to ask Professor Lorcan first, because he's in charge.” My eyes went wide. “Professor Lorcan?” “Yeah girl.” Mira said. “I didn't know your choices of books for reference, so I only picked mine.”

Silas’s Point of View Cardinal Valenki had set it up for me to go to the library I requested and after checking in, someone led me to where I needed to go. I have my reference number for the book stack and number of the book, which was book twelve twelve. I didn’t have an author name or any additional information. I found the stack I needed and the book twelve twelve was wedged between two much larger books, I pulled out the book it was a small leather-bound book with nothing on the cover. I opened the first page and the inner page read. ‘The disbandment of the seven.’

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At the library, Miranda had been working on two practice papers in a row. She got stuck on the last question for both papers. She'd been trying to solve it for a long time, but she still couldn't find the answer. Finally, she remembered seeing a similar problem in a book and got up to look for the material in the reference section of the library. Miranda found the book after a few minutes. Just as she decided to get up and return to her seat, another book nearby caught her attention.

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Ricky told Adam as they talked by phone. Ricky flipped the pages of reference book B before his face twitched in disagreement. Then he put down the book on the display table before picking up reference book A that was just beside each other and was now reading reference book A about mechanical engineering. His eyebrows raised in agreement and satisfaction towards the contents. “Okay, okay. I know I’m dumb, but don’t you think that book C is better with me?” Ricky’s face contorted into a look of dismay. “Book C is for the second year.”

No kitchen sounds yet. I went to the kitchen to make tea. There was a book on the counter. Not one of his. His books lived on the shelves in the sitting room. This one was sitting alone beside the kettle with a small folded paper on top of it. I picked up the paper. Three words in his handwriting. Chapter four. Page 89. I opened the book. Chapter four. Page 89. A section on qualitative measurement frameworks in behavioural research. Dense and specific and exactly relevant to the question my supervisor had been pressing me about for two weeks.

Luke shrugged. “Which Leah, of course, wouldn’t know because she aces every test,” Aeliana pointed out. “Ah ha!” Jace agreed while all the others nodded. “Guys, I think I found the reference book Mr. Decarlo told us about during electromagnetism lectures,” Caleb approached us with a thick book in hand. “Well,” Jace sighed. “Serves us right for not giving a sh** about what he said when we should’ve,” Letting the book down on the desk, Caleb shifted his eyes onto Aeliana’s.

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