The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read Novels & Stories

I would like to add some dedications, as well. To my best friends, Josie and Natalie, you guys supported me through this book and I am forever greatful. I love you both so, so much. My parents, who supported my dreams to work on and finish this book. You two are such important figures in my life, and I am forever thankful for you. And to all of my readers, who kept me going. I love you all so much <3

I exchange a look with Quill. “When my parents were alive,” Beth speaks up, “it was good. But once they died, nothing was ever right. It’s like no one wanted me. Not even my brother. It felt like I knew how good the other side was, but it was taken away from me.” Beth rarely talks about her parents. Considering how close she must have been with them, I can understand how painful the topic must be for her to even broach. “Considering he tried to have you killed here,” Quill gives her a wary look, “it’s safe to say he didn’t. But you’re here now. And you have a new family.”

Astrid inquired. "Of course, my mother was immensely knowledgeable, and everything she wanted to convey to the world is written in this and sealed with magic. Even in those last moments of war when your grandparents and my parents lost their lives, everything my mother wanted to convey was automatically engraved in this book," Cindy said, looking at the book. "There are many things, but only the person who wants to know about them is asked to drop their blood onto this, including the blood of the people it was intended for, which is you, Rafael, and your family, and it will reveal the prophecies and" Cindy came to a halt.

"Is that so? Well thank you very much. But what takes you so long?" "Me and my parents had a lengthy discussion about several things like the welfare of this nation and some other stuff," Prince Arthur looked at the book his mother gave him. "Before I leave, she gave me this book about Prince of Egypt. She says that will inspire you allot to become a great king of this nation!" "Indeed," said Charlotte. "I have read that book before but you'd like I can read it again for you!" "I am honored, that's actually my plan. As I said earlier when we were in the river, I am lazy reading books. But now that you are here, I think I will start exploring some good books!"

She was a sight to look at. "You can try out the books in my library. I'm sure you'll find one that piques your interest. I read a book titled 'Coping with the boss'. It's a romance novel written by ObsessedInk_writer and it's very interesting. I honestly enjoyed my read. You can read it too. I'm sure you will enjoy it too. We can even read together and discuss the storyline when we are done reading. It will be fun!" She clapped her hands and giggled. Then just as fast as it had been for her to smile, a frown took over and she dropped her gaze. "I used to do that with my mom before she got so busy." "Where are your parents? What do they do?" I decided to ask, curious to know.

She bowed to her parents grave before leaving and going into her car. Once she ignited her engine, she hit the road, not to her house but to her parents house. They had a huge library that housed so many books that would be dusty and weary already. It had been months since she last visited the house since she had been really busy. She had also been planning to auction it but she was not quite sure if she had to do it. She was going to go to that library and read some books, understand who she was dealing with and know who Taynor was. As she walked through the lanes of the library demarcated by each shelves, she searched for a particular book her parents had once hid away from her little self

Towards the back, I found more crystals and among them was the high-rank mana accumulator I was looking for. On my way to buy it, I noticed they had a small section of different books for sale. As I looked at what was for sale, I saw they were all to do with magic. Apart from one of them, one was a book on parenting, 'Babies first fire, a new parents guide for newborns. Is this a magic shop or a baby store? I'm glad Larry can't see what book I'm looking at; I just know he would tease me again if he knew...'

She said and he put his hand on her shoulder reassuringly. "I'm sure it'll work but we have to try it first." Alpha Nicholas said and Luna Nevaeh finally put the baby down in his cradle. Alpha Nicholas dropped the book on the bedside table and they both placed their hand on it before exchanging glances, as if seeking permission to proceed or not. They opened the book together and exactly the same thing which had happened to Kayden and I and Hendrick and Aurelia, happened to both of them. Voithós appeared and informed them of the power that the book truly held. He also told them they could make one wish of any kind but as he tried to explain the consequences of the wish, Alpha Nicholas stoppe

By the time I got home, exhaustion clung to me like a second skin. I was heading straight for my room when the living room lights suddenly went on. Both my parents were sitting on the couch. My mother was biting her fingers, a habit she only had when something was terribly wrong. “You’re both acting strange,” I said cautiously. “Just say it.” My eyes fell on a book resting on the side table. I knew that book. The same one Zayne had given me. “Please sit,” my father said quietly. “There’s something you need to know. And you deserve to hear it before your twenty-first birthday.”

She should have stopped when she had the chance, but she didn't. She didn't close the book, neither did she walk away. Instead, she opened to the next page, ignoring her trembling hands. "Speak your heart's desire, and the book shall reveal the path to claim it." She read. Alexa swallowed. She lifted her head, her eyes scanning the room. There was no one else, but her. This was it. This was the moment she'd been waiting for. She traced her fingers over the words. Then she said, "Power over them. My heart's deepest desire… is to have power over my parents."