Sophie Hannah Books Novels & Stories

". She pulled out one book and approached the page from that book, putting the pressed pages against her skin to feel the texture of the paper. Maybe there were more interesting things written in the pages, maybe pieces of the human world that were being captured within. Sonia came in again, holding in her hand a tiny and worn book after few minutes. "Here take this," she said while smiling as handing it over to Hannah. "This is one of my favorites. Consider it a souvenir." Hannah took the book. Her heart was full of thanks. She opened it and glanced at the cover—*Tales of the World Beyond*—and began smiling since she was touched by the gesture. "Thanks, Sonia. I will treasure it."

she sneered. Hannah, already conflicted by the unfolding events, noticed Sophie's approach and weakly questioned, "What have I done to you? Why don't you let me be?" Sophie's disdain for Hannah was palpable as she responded, "You're weak and you're a disgrace to the pack. I don't know how you haven't noticed that you're just a tool for Alpha Liam."

We both are not interested in gossiping besides I don't think we will care about this new boy. Let me introduce myself, my name is Hailey Song. My mother is American and my father is Half Korean and Half American. People only knew me as an ordinary girl who sometimes get into trouble but I'm actually Harrison North's one and only daughter. My family actually owns a couple big trading companies and chemical companies. I begged my family let me change my name to Hailey Song just for the sake of highschool and they let me. They completely understand and let me do my thing. The school knew about my real identity and Lia of course.

“You’re making longer sentences, I noticed.” Sophie pulled herself out of bed with the covers. A pink hue tinged her cheeks as she thought of the previous night. Somehow, she was glad about the fact that their relationship was progressing so smoothly and so fast. And in another way, it scared her, although she couldn’t tell why. “I have been reading some books,” She replied. “I don’t want to have to use the notepad too often. And I think it’s good for me too, and for you. It’s more intimate.”

Adam's POV: The first thing I noticed about Hannah that morning wasn’t the dark circles under her eyes or the way her shoulders sagged as if she were physically carrying the weight of every secret she’d uncovered. It was the silence. Hannah was never truly silent. Her presence normally hummed with restless thought, soft movement, quiet determination. But today, she looked like someone who had been hollowed out.