Sarah Reads Novels & Stories

~Jake~ Morning comes, and Sarah's energy is back in full force. She drags us out for brunch at a little café downtown, talking nonstop about family time and how we need to plan a weekend getaway. Maddie seems... distant through it all. Quiet smiles, but her eyes are elsewhere. By afternoon, back home, she's on her phone, texting someone furiously. Sarah notices, leaning over the couch. "Who's that, sweetie? You look so engrossed."

She had her own group of she-wolf friends. But unlike Ava, Sarah and her friends were more nerdy. They weren’t popular and they kept to themselves. I had noticed that Sarah was a huge reader like me. She always had a book or two in her hands. But I never would have guessed that she was one of my readers. One of Ophelia’s readers.

ARIA'S POV Sarah Mendoza's office smelled like coffee and lavender. The kind of scent meant to calm people down before their lives got torn apart on paper. I sat in the chair across from her desk and tried not to pick at my cuticles but I failed. "Thanks for seeing me so quickly," I said. Sarah smiled. She was maybe forty, with dark hair pulled back and glasses that made her look both kind and sharp. Photos of two kids lined her desk. A pride flag pin sat on her blazer lapel.

~Sarah~ She chuckled and sat on the bed which left me starled; no maid apart from Hilda had ever tried to come close to me. Snapping my head back onto my copy of 'Little women' on my lap. "So what are you reading?" She asked peering her head at the book on my laps. "A copy of 'Little women' i found in the library" I replied. She had a pure English accent. Looking at her she seem like she should be in college, 'maybe she too was sold off to work for Felix' I thought hate surged up in me as I wondered how did she end up in his house.

Bella looked at Sarah with a questioning eye and she raised up an eyebrow. "What" Sarah asked. "Of all days , it is today" Bella said and Sarah shrugged "I just needed it and i was already naked" Sarah defended. "Just shut up and dress up" - - - - - Sarah walked into the school premises a little bit nervous. she looked around the school,seeing many people of her age might have been something she would have never done again. She entered jnto the school collected her timetable but something was weird about it. They only do sport and mind training excersices, they don't read books.

The city has a rich and dark history, filled with legends of vampires and supernatural creatures. That was what terrified Sarah the most; that perhaps those legends were true, she did not imagine being devoured by a legion of vampires, and that her poor body lay cold and dry, in some unknown place, that death was not something she wanted for her. Sarah is a twenty-five-year-old girl with a fair complexion and dark brown hair. She has large, expressive hazel eyes and a shy smile that is rarely shown. She is an intelligent and hard-working woman, with a reserved but curious personality.

"I'd sleep." "Oh, sleep!" Sarah exclaimed. "Like wrapped in your blanket, all curled up in the bed, with the raindrops as your lullaby, like that?" she said as she hugged herself, imagining an imaginary blanket. "Oh..." she exhaled deeply as she stared outside her window. "I'd want that peace." Then another silence echoed as she just stared blankly at the passing slides of scenery outside the window. After a minute, she finally noticed the silence between the two of them. "So, what do you do?"

One new message. "Robert, there’s thunder. I’m scared." —Sarah. The breath caught in my throat. My vision tunneled on that name. Sarah. The sound of rushing water continued. He hadn’t noticed. I couldn’t tear my eyes away from the glow of the screen, from the way my chest tightened until it hurt to breathe.

Sarah walked into the dimly lit bar, her sharp eyes scanning the room. She had expected to find Suzanne drowning in stress, but instead, there she was—sitting at the far end of the restaurant, swirling a glass of wine, looking completely at ease. Typical. Suzanne, lost in thought, watched the rain splatter against the window. The rhythmic patter against the glass was oddly soothing. But as her gaze drifted, she spotted Sarah approaching. She raised a hand, signaling her over.

"My ideal weekend would be spending time outdoors, maybe going for a hike or playing some sports. And then relax with a good book and a cold beer." "That sounds perfect," Sarah said. "I'm more of a beach person myself, but I love trying new outdoor activities." "How do you like to unwind after a long day?" Sarah asked me as we ate. "Hmm, that's a good question," I replied. "I'm a big fan of playing music or watching a good movie. It helps me relax and take my mind off things." "I'm the same way," Sarah said. "I love reading a good book or taking a warm bath to unwind. It's the perfect way to end a long day."