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cried Sahsa -- and for once she looked like she meant it. "That's... fine," Simon forced himself to say, looking down at his soaked jeans. "It was an accident." He hastily pulled his phone out of his sodden pocket, and set it down distractedly on the table. "Did any of the books get wet?" asked Holly, sounding unbothered. "We get charged for damage, you know." Simon opened his mouth angrily, but Sasha got there first. "I think Simon matters more than the library books, Holly," she told her sister irritably. "Listen, Simon, you'd better go and dry yourself off in the bathroom."

Negotiations, flights, even my so-called coffee breaks got eaten alive by paperwork. People at work started calling me 'Iron Woman.' I just snorted. "Better than wasting time on drama." The Chat Feed couldn't shut up: [Queen Ley's career arc is unstoppable!] [Girlboss script unlocked!] [Meanwhile Shay's face-planting in liquor. Karma's on point!] Then some finance channel invited me for an interview. I showed up in a razor-sharp suit, cool as ice, not a single crack of heartbreak left. The host leaned in all smiles. "Ms. Landon, how'd you pull off a business miracle this fast?"

Simon sighed, crestfallen “I don't want to give her any more reason to think that my intentions towards you are not good. And, you know what everyone thinks when a couple our age travels alone...” “What does everyone think?” she asked, though it was pretty clear she already knew the answer. “Uh... Do you want to see my first theoretical book on programming?” Simon asked, nervously, moving away from her to go to the bedside table almost eaten by termites "I found it when I was a kid, in the garbage of a college that I passed by on my way back from school..."

Amidst the chaos, there is Maximus Simmons, a young man she feels compelled to keep close as she navigates the management of the Lyle villa and pursues a dream she holds dearer than anything else. In the intricate tapestry of the Tara Lyle book series, every moment unfolds with a promise of adventure. Grateful for the time you, dear readers, invest in my books, I have decided to present complete works for each book series I own. I sincerely hope you embrace the journey of this captivating tale.

Simmons, leaving only Zac in the room with the scattered books on the ground. He closed his eyes, slowly thinking, ‘Liv, what you saw wasn’t real. ‘It isn’t…’

Jessika Sims is an Australian author of fantasy horror. Her nightmarish monsters are the stars of her writing; created by her real-life fears of spiders, heights, and anything resembling horror. Jessika lives in the suburbs of Port Stephens and uses her experience of the changing landscapes she grew up in to create her own world and characters through her own style of writing. Transamagei is her first novel.

I was fully dressed. On the nightstand, beneath a thermos, was a small note. I picked it up. The handwriting was confident and bold, sweeping across the page. "I've got surgery today. Drink the medicine in the thermos. There's porridge in the kitchen. Heat it up yourself." I stared at the note for a while, expressionless. I couldn't figure out what Tyler was really trying to do. If someone said he liked me, I wouldn't believe it for a second.

Alissa couldn't see the sign from where she was. “You coming?” Michael called. So she walked quickly to where they had disappeared behind bookshelves. “If you want to purchase books on how people behave within society, I would recommend this.” He produced a green and yellow book titled, 'Introduction to Sociology'. “Or if you wish to more look at the history of how society became. I'd recommend this.” He pulled out an orange book with 'The Basics of Anthropology' stamped across the middle. “Thank you,” Michael said, dismissing the worker.

She went behind Simon’s desk, where there was a glass wall and a view of the entire city from the other side. Simon sat on his swivel chair and looked at the folders on his table. Luna stared out at the entire city. She walked around his office. She went to the bookshelves and took a book. “Jeez, how do you read those books?” asked Luna. All the books there are about how doctors work. When there are things he doesn’t understand, he just reads them. Simon chuckled. He is signing papers. These books are enjoyable to read and are packed with useful information. There is a lot to learn. Most doctors in forensics in other countries have these books."

No matter how hard the work was, I wasn't too tired, because there were no visitors. From the dark, I saw Simoun walking towards this direction. I tried to look away and stay composed. "Good evening. It's late. Do you always come home late from work?" I was ready to turn around to look for a tricycle to ride when he got closer. “Yes.” He's just looking at me. "I want to give you this book," he said casually, as if it's no big deal! I really wanted to buy this book, it will help me with my course, but it's too pricey. And one more thing, did he know what course I'm pursuing?