Novel & Cerita The Rule Book

“That is not a rule book.” Lucy folded her arms. “Yes it is.” Emma pointed at it. “That is a dictionary.” Lucy sighed. “It is the company rule book.” Emma sat upright. “Why is it so big?!” Lucy tapped the cover. “Because every rule is explained in detail.” Emma stared at the giant book like it had personally offended her. “I am a fool.” Lucy nodded. “Yes.” Emma glared at her. “You agreed too fast.” Lucy shrugged. “You said it first.”

‘Members. ‘Well, how about ye tell me?’ Maud said. ‘No one else needs to know, do they?’ ‘I can’t tell you,’ Thomas said sternly, causing Maud to take a step back in surprise. ‘It’s against the rules.’ ‘And where are these rules?’ Maud said, her face impassive, but in her eyes anxiety took up residence. Thomas pulled open the flap on a breast pocket and removed a small, buff-coloured book. ‘This is the Blue Thunder Handbook,’ he explained. ‘The rules.’

“Then there is a rule we must put in place. We will only use informal titles when we are alone, when no one can hear. Though other than that, when you learn how to shift into the bat, you will only ever be referred to as Fraulien; my familiar. Do you understand? You cannot call me anything other than your master in front of others.” I wrung my hands nervously, unsure what to do. I had to agree otherwise I could be punished for being disobedient, though on the other hand; it was a good idea. I just had a few questions; “I understand, but what if we are caught? What if I slip and call you by your name in front of others?” “You won’t.” He snapped, shaking his head as though I was being foolish.

“Every week you will be tested, and Alpha said you must reach the tenth door. That's the only way the bait will be completed.” “These are the ten rooms, each has a stature before it. But we will stop at the first room for now.” “RULES OF THE TEN ROOM,” I read it loudly. I held the large book, glancing through the cover page. It was a metallic red book describing the historical use of the academy. “Read the rules carefully, because you will apply them during the course of the training.” One of the bodyguards said. “Rule 1: Do not eat in the training rooms

“You might be a member of the council, and the overseer of the border this pack falls under, but you cannot forget that it does not give you instant access to our confinement,” “And where did you get that from?” “I did not write the rules, and neither did I partake in the making of the rules. But what I know is that it’s all written on the rule book and we have to surely adhere to it,” that was the beta speaking without giving out the main point, which kind of interested me how intelligent he was.

Erin raises her finger, ready to announce her own rules. "Spill," "As long as my father will never find your place, I'm safe." she said. Ajax wanted to smirk hearing her first deal because no one could discover his place. No one can except for those he gave permissions and creatures like them. That's why he's confused how Erin managed to find him despite his strong defense. Or he's starting to be weak? "I'll choose my own room to stay in. Although you owned the house, you can't just barge inside my chosen room. We should respect everyone's privacy."

Inscribed with the silver D. She handed it to me. I took it with stiff fingers. "What’s this?" "Your extended rulebook," she said calmly. "Fifty rules to follow as Mrs. Devlin." My mouth went dry. I sat down and opened the envelope. The paper smelled like ink and money. Each rule was written in the same precise handwriting. But these weren’t just about where to sit, what to wear. These were invasive. > Rule 3: You must attend every business function Lucian deems necessary, with no objections.

She reached out and took the folder, her fingers brushing mine for just a moment before she pulled away. She flipped it open and her eyes scanned the first page, widening slightly as she took in what she was seeing. Her voice turned mocking and theatrical as she read aloud from the document. "The Rule Book for Marriage." She paused, looking up at me with disbelief written all over her face. "You made a rule book? An actual, physical rule book for our marriage?"

She read through the rules. RULE 1: Live under the pretense of happiness. In the public and everywhere besides your house, and with everyone except Anthony Kings, act like you're happy with your life and your relationship with Anthony Kings. RULE 2: Signing this agreement implies you will be Anthony Kings’ property. He and only he owns you and shall be bonded with you. This states that you shall forsake the opposite gender unless Anthony Kings permits.

Mila asked Lily while yelling because of the loud music the DJ was playing, and Lily nodded without uttering a word. “What's the first step?” Lily asked Tessa, who was roaming her eyes around, hoping to see the man they were eagerly waiting for. “I haven't seen him yet. I hope he won't disappoint the club today. Let's wait for an hour, the game begins the moment he steps in.” Tessa yelled and Lily nodded. “I can't wait to begin.” Lillian whispered, and they walked to the bar and sat on the stool. “What do you want, ladies?” The bartender asked while smiling sheepishly.