When You See Me A Novel Novels & Stories

he says and holds out a hand, I take it and go down. - Cast? Why are you bringing me to this place? He did not answer me, we entered the place, I thought we would feel at one of the tables, but I was surprised to see that we continued and went up some stairs, we went up until we reached the balcony, I was surprised when I saw a table, but I was more surprised when I saw that there was only one table. - Why do you make that face? Matt asks when he sees the expression on my face.

’ as she dove in for another search. Taking the book, he realised it was a thinnish volume, in mint condition, and had Diamanda’s own picture on the back. Good God, it was her latest novel! One he hadn’t read but was dying to. It wasn’t even due out till next month. He studied the title - Watching Me, Watching You - then carefully flipped it open.

Gigi Pov Cindy and I went to the place I first appeared inside the novel world. Although it seems impossible to find a person who can help me to go back into the real world, I still decide to visit that place. When we get there, I stand in the right place and position where I exactly stood up when I first appeared in this world and then I close my eyes. Hoping that when I woke up I am already back inside my sister's room and realized that what happened to me was just a nightmare. But to my dismay, I am still inside the novel and standing in the middle of the road when I open my eyes. And all eyes of the people who are passing in that place are looking at me. Different reactions are shown on

I picked it up and read the title. Thousand moments to die by Alina Gupta. "You've read this?" I lifted my eyes up to see him nodding. Of course, he would read it. His best friend wrote it. "It was a heartbreaking novel." I was shocked when I learned about Alina writing. It wasn't something I knew about. Hell most of the school didn't know Alina write. When in the start of the year, I saw it on f*, I was curious to read it. I bought it and I ended it in a day.

Looking concerned. I stared at her. She stared back. “Breakfast is ready,” she said, smiling politely. “Shall I help you dress?” And that was when it hit me—not all at once, but in little pieces, like a jigsaw puzzle slowly snapping together. The name. The maid. The chandelier. The feeling of déjà vu so strong it made my skin prickle. I knew this place. I knew this life. Because I’d read about it. In a book. Some cheesy, overdramatic web novel I devoured during finals week, right before my body gave out from a delightful combo of stress, insomnia, and enough caffeine to stop a small horse’s heart.

She looked at Nora and Kael as if they were total strangers. ​"Can I help you find a book?" Mia asked, her voice sweet and hollow. "We just got a new shipment of 'Billionaire Sci-Fi'." ​Nora’s heart stopped. The "Hard Reboot" hadn't saved them. It had Fragmented them into a world where their enemies were their neighbors and their family were strangers.

Noah grabbed my wrist. Immediately light shot through our bodies. Silver flashes crawled through the air. Books fell out of the shelves. The water rose like a wall. And suddenly I saw everything. Not pictures. Not fragments. Everything. Every loop. Every life. I saw Noah in the rain in front of a station kissing me for the first time. I saw him in a burning house as he pulled me out while the roof a crashed. I saw myself in a white dress, with his hand in mine, tears in my eyes.

“Thinking about someone new?” I grunted and threw a fry at him. Then my phone buzzed. I picked it up. The device read the message aloud. Amaya. I went still. “Amaya,” I repeated quietly. Everything else faded. What does she want?

That’s when I saw it. Not a face. A wrist.

‘Me too. I ditch the remaining hours of the meeting, wearing my hoodie and glasses, slipping out the side gate like a thief. The walk to her flower shop clears my head just enough. Through the window I watch her arranging roses, hips swaying as she reaches for a tall vase. I remove my glasses and push the door open. She turns, eyes lighting up as she sees me. “You kept your words” she smiles, already shoving me back against the wall.