Novel & Cerita The Book Rebecca

Arian's pov I never thought a book club meeting could feel like a battlefield. Today, we are reading The Art of Forbidden by Linda Lively, and from the very moment I flipped through its pages, my face had been hot. The story is about a powerful president who was secretly in love with his male secretary, and if that wasn’t bold enough, the prose was filled with intimacy, longing, and heat. Naturally, everyone thought it would be for people to take turns reading aloud. But I wasn't really in the mood to read, not after what the police said to me.

she whispered softly. She closed the book and gazed out the window. In her heart, her feelings were mixed. She missed her own family, but she was also touched reading Ellya’s life stories. Rebecca finally stood up and stepped out of the room. She walked slowly toward the family room, where Catrine was sitting, reading a magazine. Louis, the Daddy, was on the balcony, talking on the phone. “Mommy…” Rebecca called softly. Catrine immediately turned, a warm smile spreading across her face. “Darling, you’re awake? Come sit with Mommy.”

I smile, trying to be humorous. Rebecca did not relax, however. - Are you sure you don't want to come with me? She insists. - No, I prefer not. I decide by diving back into my notebook. - Good. She whispers before getting back into the shower. Rebecca is a girl with a café-au-lait complexion and is the only girl I talk to. Although for a pastor's daughter, she dresses in an almost Gothic way. She remains decent in general terms and lives with one foot in the church and the other sometimes oscillating towards the secular world....

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Rebecca thought for a moment and wrote: [Forget what should be forgotten and remember what was once lost—Rebecca Perry from America. She set down the pen just as Uriah called for her. She quickly picked up her suitcase, joined the others, and set off for the next village. After they were gone, Vance appeared with Anna to check out. "Your friends have already left," the host told him. "I know." "Would you like to leave a message?" Vance opened the guestbook. The most recent entry was Rebecca's. "Oh, she wrote something. What does it say?" Anna asked, unable to read English.

Tyler asked curiously and Rebecca swallowed hard. She only wanted to ask him for his blood and see if it'll bring her memories back faster but it seems she had ended up exposing herself. She couldn't let him know her real identity and she couldn't possibly say she had been to to human world, he wouldn't believe her at all since she's been with him all these while and even before she got to know him, she's been with Carol. “Rebecca, why aren't you saying anything?” He asked again. “I..it doesn't matter where I got the book from. I just wanted to confirm if it's true.” She said and Tyler stared at her for a few seconds before nodding.

Amira replied. “Oh yes we did,” Rebecca replied. “You went out with Richard, didn’t you?” Amira asked. “How did you know?” Rebecca asked. “I saw you guys when you were returning,” Amira replied. “We went to the market and even proceeded to visit Alice,” Rebecca announced. “Oh really? Did she give you my book?” Amira asked. “No she didn’t, we didn’t even talk about it,” Rebecca replied. “I never give her my things again. I gave it to her almost three months ago and each day we meet at school, she will tell me that she has forgotten it at home,” Amira complained.

He was a genuine rich man. In a single glance, Rebecca had taken his full inventory. At least the past few weeks had been good for something. She smiled politely. "Of course." The seat beside her was empty. She had no companion, so there was no reason to refuse. "Thank you." He sat down. Rebecca turned back to her book. Lucius Vaughn smiled and nodded toward the cover in her hands. "Is that Mysterious Revival?" Rebecca gave a small nod. The title was printed on the spine. Ignoring the question entirely would have been rude.

It smelled like old pages and lavender, and the walls were stacked to the ceiling with every kind of book you could imagine. Lucy found a signed copy of Rebecca and hugged it like a long-lost friend. Dolly picked up a poetry collection that made her misty-eyed by the second page. I found a blank leather journal and bought it on a whim, already imagining the art I’d pour into its pages.

"Only when it comes to art?" "Just not near art," I agreed with a smile. "Since we're talking about that, may I ask if you've been there?" I showed where the sketchbook was. "Where were you drawing?" "Oh, that's not true." She shook her head, and her face got happy. "Manderley," he said. From Rebecca, a book. I'm sure it's not your style—" "Guy's wife was killed, right? Dumped her somewhere, like on a boat?"