Tenya Iida X Reader Novels & Stories

I don't need anyone's permission, that's it. I turned the first page and started reading it: "Dear diary, Hi... This is me Ivana. Ivana Williams, sixteen now. I bought you with the money I earned from the first ever salary I got in my life from tutions. You're not only a diary, but also now my friend after Miya.

“What in Faith’s name are you doing? Do you know how much this wooden floor creaks whenever you come around? I can’t sleep with all your coming and going.” “I’m sorry, Diana. How is she?” She rubbed her eyes and sighed. “She’s fine. Ida went to bed a couple of hours ago. She cried a bit, but she’s all right now. Give her time.” “Thank you for staying with her. I didn’t want to trouble you when I asked you to keep her company after our arrival last night. I thought she would like to have someone with her.” “It’s nothing. I rather enjoy Ida’s company. She’s a very peculiar girl. She’s proud yet ashamed, happy but depressed. It’s quite fascinating if you ask me.”

“His name is… Iden. Iden David.” The words slipped out softly. But the effect was instant. Annabell’s laughter died. Her body stiffened, smile fading as her eyes lost their sparkle. “You mean… Iden Rua....she paused. Spoke again I..Iden David?” Her voice dropped to a near-whisper, barely audible over the café murmur. Ellaya didn’t catch the change in her tone. “Yes,” she said simply. Her phone buzzed, and she answered it. “Yes, I’m leaving now… yeah, she’s doing good,” she murmured with gentle affection, the kind reserved for someone dear.

Because the more she’s here… The harder it is to remember she’s the one woman I can’t have. And the only one I want. Sighing as I snap myself out of my daydream I Step into her room to look for her, a book catches my eye. Taking a seat on the chair-sofa, curiosity spikes my brain to what types of books she likes to read. I swear most times she lives in these pages more than reality. Siena has always been an avid book reader and I find it cute, I open to a tabbed page as my eyes skim over the lines. Pausing, I double skim the page before bringing my finger to point to each word like a damn child. My heart thumps when I know the words I saw were indeed not just my perverted male brain making t

Henry cleared his throat, humming as a sign that what Tania heard was not wrong. "Yeah, no idea at all," continued Henry who looked down curiously at the book, "Ayah? Is that book a good one to read? " "I have one at home," you can try to read it later, Tania almost said. "Just so you know, Andrea Hirata's works are all cool, and-" before the chatter was over, Henry had disappeared from Tania's side. The woman gaped in confusion, looking here and there for her new friend who suddenly vanished into thin air.

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