When In Doubt Go To The Library นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Daniel I rise abruptly, my hands trembling as I try to regain control. The atmosphere in Aurélie’s apartment is heavy, almost unreal. She has placed her words like stones in a calm stream, disrupting everything I thought I knew. Doubt grows within me, instilling an uncertainty I haven’t felt in a long time. But deep down, I know that it’s not just the truth I’m trying to uncover. No, I’m also on a far more personal, more intimate quest.

I got a text from Kenji asking if I wanted to grab ramen at a new Japanese restaurant that opened nearby, but before I could reply, a notification from an unknown number popped up. The library. Third floor, North Wing. 5:30 PM. Don't be late, Cinder. My heart skipped a beat. The North Wing was the old section of the library—dimly lit, filled with towering shelves of rare law texts, and usually deserted after hours. I sent a quick lie to Kenji: Got stuck at the lab. Don’t wait up.

" I look around for a while squinting my eyes before directing my focus back to her. "Where do you think is the one place that Amelia loves going and can't resist whenever she seeks solace?" I ask and she taps her chin as if thinking for a while. Then her eyes go wide and I grin. "Oh my goodness. The school library." She says and I chuckle. "And have you checked the school library?' She bites her lip and scratches her hair nervously. " Nope." She replies and I chuckle. "See? Next time, don't just go into conclusions and think that something has gone wrong when you have not actually done the needful." I say and she shrugs..

“Yes, that’s true, we have. But they’re nothing like this. An even keener sense of smell, even faster running, even some with healing abilities. But this… this is unusual.” August heated his bagel in the toaster. “Well, it’ll be difficult to figure anything out until she remembers it, and we can hardly go asking around other packs without making people suspicious.” “I know,” his mom said. “Maybe I could do some research in the library.” “The library?” August hadn’t stepped foot in the library in years, not since he’d graduated from college. “Why not online?” His mom waved him off with her wrist. “I don’t know anything about that, but I know how to use the Dewey Decimal System.”

Then I check. Meet me here, reads the text, followed by an address. Don’t tell anyone. Don’t be followed. That’s ominous, but I’m committed at this point. Okay, I reply. The address leads to an old library on the outskirts of town. By the time I reach it, it’s past regularly business hours so the doors are closed, the lights off. I might think I’m entirely in the wrong place were it not for the familiar security guards I see at the front door.

“Amara, I’m so sorry. I should’ve followed you when you said you were going to the restroom. I wasn’t thinking—I…” Restroom. The moment she said it, everything slammed back into me like a punch. The voice on the phone. “Curious little thing.” Old library. I should have walked away. I should have ignored it. But curiosity….stupid, dangerous curiosity…pulled me in. “I remember…” I whispered, gripping the sheets. I was trembling as I pushed open the old library door. Dust everywhere. Books stacked like graves. Air thick and stale. Shadows stretching across the broken windows.

the sound of groans fills the room at this, "I want you to research one great Luna of your choice. The library is open to you." "When do the practical lessons start?" "In two weeks. For now, you learn the basics here, where it's safe. Dismissed." I grab the small notebook I've been given and wait for the others to leave before I do. I'm keeping my distance. They've kept theirs but I don't want to believe shag I'm completely out of danger. My leg is healed and I'd be able to defend myself, but not if I'm ambushed. The library is the first place I go to while the others have lunch. Again, avoiding them is the right approach, and for the last week, it worked.

While being double gifted is not common, it is recommended to be on the lookout for anyone showing sign of double gifts. Well that opens up a new problem. I needed to find a match maker. How in god’s name was I meant to find a match maker. I exhale a big breath of frustration. It wasn’t like I was really expecting to find answers, but I sure wasn’t expecting to find more problems. I had enough of those. I put the books away and make my way out of the library. I needed some time to digest what I had learnt, before ingesting more information. I round the corner, and almost walk straight into the back of a older women. I freeze, oh dear. I may be in some trouble here. Never trust anyone. The wo

If I am, could you please be the one to arrest me? He smiled. If she hadn't been so suddenly nervous, his smile would have melted her panties. "It's unusual for strangers to blow into town and spend all their time at the library. Calderwood's not exactly a bustling metropolis. You might find the libraries in San Antonio have better resources." Lia wasn't sure if she should be angry or nervous. She knew she was having trouble concentrating with her pheromones and hormones doing several happy dances. "Are you the library police or something?"

” Lydia said. ”Besides, whoever wrote it said that the girl wouldn't be born for centuries, Avery, how are we going to find someone who knows this person?” Premonitions… where had I heard that before? ”You could always try the library,” I said. ”I think I have some faint memory about reading something about premonitions, but I'm not sure. It could've been something I just heard somewhere. However, the library is your best bet,” I said. ”I thought so too, but one more thing,” Avery said and eyed me and Lydia.