Sleep Tight Book Novels & Stories

Ruby laid in Liam's arms, she still couldn't fall asleep, nothing could help her fall asleep, not after the nightmare she witnessed today, it was horrors upon horrors, and the diary Liam found, it will be filled with more horrors and she knew it wasn't going to stop soon, this island was a ticking bomb and it might explode anytime soon "Doc, you need to get some sleep you really need to sleep, you can't keep going like this," "I know, but I can't seem to fall asleep, I just feel like I shouldn't talk asleep,"

“I promise.” “Good.” “Can I race tomorrow?” “Sleep.” He smiled a little, then tucked his hand back beneath his cheek. Five minutes later, his breathing evened out. I stayed on the edge of the bed longer than I needed to. The moon night-light cast a pale glow across the wall. A sock lay beneath the chair. The dinosaur book rested facedown on the rug. On the nightstand, the little black car pointed toward the door as if it had been assigned to guard the room.

Selene I bite my lip while inside my room, I said I'm going to sleep but I can't sleep Scam! I've been reading a book for a while to fall asleep but I still don't feel sleepy I'm really obsessed with Klyde, I can't get him out of my mind. I'm trying to concentrate on sleeping but he's stuck in my mind I feel like he charmed me I didn't want to go out and walk down the stairs but I stopped when I saw Klyden also going up, he wasn't walking well and he was about to fall is he drunk

I yawned, adjusting the duvet “Well you would” Vitali responded “Oh yeah?” I wondered “Yeah. They say the sleep after an orgasm is usually the best “ he replied “What? I’ve never heard of that” I argued “I guess you live under a rock” he teased “No, it’s…” “Elizabeth shh, let's go to bed “ he hushed me, pulling me even closer it himself I closed my eyes and drifted asleep with a smile

The plan backfires, unfortunately, and I get a little too cozy. So cozy that my eyes start to drift shut bit by bit, my exhaustion from yesterday catching up with my sleepness night, which combines with the fascinating but difficult information in the book. Eventually I stop fighting it, letting my eyes close and my head drift back onto my pillow, promising myself…just a moment to rest my eyes… Aaaand I fall in to a deep, consuming, dreamless snooze that lasts way, way longer than five minutes. The next thing I know, something is gently drawing a line down my cheek…

She looked sleepy already, her eyelids getting heavier. “Bedtime story?” she whispered. I tucked her in and sat beside her. Liam sat on the other side. She held both our hands tightly, refusing to let go. I read her favorite book until her breathing turned steady and her fingers loosened. Liam whispered softly, “She is asleep.” We slowly got up and walked out of the room, switching off the lights and leaving the door slightly open. In the hallway, Liam leaned his head against the wall and exhaled. “That felt good,” he said. “Being the three of us like that.”

I would read the next page when I could hold it without dropping everything else. I tucked the notebook under the edge of the mattress, where it was close but not visible, and I lay down on top of the covers with my boots still on in the reflexive readiness of someone for whom sleep had always meant being still reachable, and I listened to the silence of Valdris do its deep, unhurried thing. Somewhere in it, without quite deciding to, I slept.

He pinched the space between his brows and and sighed before pulling his hand away from the switch. He walked to his little bed and laid down on it. He picked the book that was on the small table beside him and flipped it open. Unlike Serene, Steve always found it difficult to fall asleep especially with light on. As usually, he thought it would be a while before he eventually fell asleep. However, after flipping through about three to four chapters of the book he was reading, a sweet fragrance filled his nose and his eyes became heavy. Slowly, his eyelids dropped, he subconsciously placed the book on his chest and he closed his eyes. Without even realising how, he drifted off. The next morn

Unsettling. I ran my fingers lightly over the cover. As much as I wanted to keep reading, I couldn’t. I had work tomorrow. And right now, my mind needed rest. Even if it didn’t feel like it would come. I placed the book on the table. Stared at it for a second longer. Then whispered softly— “Bête…” The word barely left my lips before I turned off the light and lay down. Sleep came slowly. Uneasy. Filled with fragments I couldn’t fully remember.

I started reading the book, and I wrapped myself in his jacket. After a couple of other hours passed, I felt sleepy. I got up from the chair and put the book where it belonged, got out of Aaron's office, went into mine, and locked the door. I check my phone, and there is still no sign of Aiden. I lay on the couch, and after I could hardly keep my eyes open, I let myself go into a light sleep.