Ru Books Novels & Stories

Our village lay deep within the mountains, hidden away from the outside world, where ruby mines ran through the earth. There was an old legend that said if one could craft an entire bed from ruby and sleep on it long enough, it would grant eternal youth. Ruby was rare and even harder to mine, but that was exactly why our village was so prosperous. Yet, for all our wealth, our village was a strange place. There were no men here, only women. I had two older sisters, but I should have had three older brothers as well. They were all drowned at birth.

I observed every move they both made with careful resolve while I trailed through the library of my mind, trying to figure out where I had seen his face before. They were laughing away in light conversation causing my envy to overtake my reasoning. Mr Russo gripped her chin and I could see exactly what he was planning before he did it. His moves were calculated, I had seen men like him before. Touching property that wasn’t theirs without a care in the world about hurting anyone else.

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Folded pages were scattered throughout, but Ruby had a fondness for such books, appreciating their character and history. The scent of new books intermingled with the aroma of aged paper, evoking a sense of nostalgia and excitement in Ruby. It was a familiar and comforting ambiance that sparked her enthusiasm for the task at hand. Without wasting any time, both Ruby and Luke dove into their respective responsibilities. Ruby diligently sorted the books according to their designated order, while Luke took it upon himself to clean the shelves and remove any lingering cobwebs within his reach.

I finished, placing the picture back where it belonged. Ruby shifted her attention to the trophies, then to my collection of books along my shelves, brushing her fingers along the spines of each one and stopping when she got to one that was all about folklore, myths, and legends. A pensive expression passed across her beautiful features, then relaxed as she swung her attention back to me. “I haven’t got just one best friend.” She shook her head, thoughtfully. “I don’t think I could ever pick between Sarah, Mia, and Tegan. We’re sort of a team.” Ruby smiled back at me as she spoke fondly of her friends.

That was all the approval I needed to devour this princess in front of me. I copped her breast. Squishy! Squeezing them gently. I applied more oil. Exactly how they should appear. Irresistible! Absolutely Tempting. In a moment of weakness, I gave in to alcohol. I had them in my mouth. She lets out a very loud moan. I knew she wanted them all along. I wasn’t held back. I wasn’t halted. So, I can't back down now. I devoured hungrily, caressing the other with my hand.

There were detailed descriptions of specific battles where ruby-wearing warriors had turned the tide, medical texts that referenced the stones’ healing properties, even trade records showing the astronomical prices they fetched. Eventually, the sun began to set. I only managed to tear my eyes away from the book long enough to eat some dinner with the twins and then put them to bed, and then I curled up in the sport where Andrei normally slept in our bed, savoring his scent as I continued to read. But soon, sleep took hold of me. I dozed off with the book open on my chest to a page about the rubies being used to make young wolves age twenty years within the span of weeks.

Luuk stacked a huge amount of books on the automobile robot and when he was done surfing through, they alighted the lift and the automobile robot followed along with them to the spacious reading area. Luuk could see high level programming computers and gadgets he was very familiar with, including some he had seen online but never in real life. He explored all of them, taking quality time to go through every feature. He questioned Ruben about them occasionally and Ruben in turn answered all of his questions patiently. His eyes glimmered with tender care and affection. He noticed the books Luuk picked were rare high programming and space books. None of medicine and he seemed very familiar with

Like something was about to change. I opened it slowly, flipping through the first few pages. Handwritings everywhere. Cursive, neat, but fast... my mother's handwriting. It wasn’t just random writings either. There were lists... detailed descriptions of herbs, roots, powders. Some were familiar lavender, mint, valerian .... things I'd seen in normal medicine books. Others... were things I couldn't even pronounce. Some pages had tiny sketches of plants, drawings of flowers with strange petals, instructions on how to grind them, boil them, use them for healing cuts, burns, bites...