Which Library Is Open On Sunday Novels & Stories

"I guess, although I never saw it whenever I visited them. It was up in the attic behind a stack of cartons. I know this sounds crazy but sometimes when I look at it I get the feeling it's looking back at me." Mike gave her quizzical look. "Yeah? Interesting." Before she had a chance to ask him what he meant by that he was at the front door, looking back at Jamie. "You planning to decorate tonight?" "No. I'm taking the day off tomorrow. My assistant and the volunteers work on Halloween and I work a Sunday for each of them." Mike frowned. "The library is open Sunday?" "Only once a month." Her lips thinned. "We used to be open seven days a week but budget cuts did us in."

The university became the only place for her to be alone. There, she could also study and work on her assignments, which was much more comforting than at home. Tonight, Claire found something that caught her attention in the west wing corridor. Among the dark hallway and the rarely opened room doors, her eyes spotted a new announcement paper stuck on the big wooden door of a room in the west wing. "Old Library Open 17:00 – 22:00" Claire stared at the announcement paper for a long time and tried to read the writing inside it once again.

Cameroon Evans and I stood in front of the library door, staring at the enormous “CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE” sign like it had personally betrayed us. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” I muttered, running a hand through my hair. “Who shuts a library on a weekday? This is peak nerd traffic.” Evans leaned against the doorframe, looking far too amused for someone whose grade depended on this project. “Guess the universe wants us to bond in more intimate settings.”

"Went for a swim. Ocean's cold but worth it." "You went swimming? It's February!" "I'm getting a boat," Lorenzo announced. "Already called the dealer. Should be delivered next week." Alexander walked in fully dressed in a suit. "I'm heading to the office—" "No, you're not," Sophia said firmly. "Excuse me?" "It's Sunday. The office is closed. You're staying here and reading a book like a normal person." Alexander looked genuinely distressed. "I don't have time to read—" "Make time," Sophia said, channeling the same authority he used in boardrooms. "We all agreed. Non-work things. Starting today."

We have had to ask other packs for books, borrowing them and she treats all of them as if they were made of glass. She doesn’t know I am working on making her a real library. One where she can go and all of the books she needs are in the same place. Packs, Covens etc are working on copying their history books, spell books etc. Making sure we have everything we need. The library will be open to everyone, but one section will only be open to ranked members of a pack or Coven. “Okay, thank you baby! Are you coming down for dinner?” Ivy asks, already on her way out of the office again. I grab her arm, stopping her and kissing her temple.

*** THEON “Are you ready Sir Theon?” George asked. It was Saturday morning, but not the usual day of my life because I was scheduled to go outside. Yes, you heard it right, there was a place I go through every now and then apart from my own safe heaven and that was library. There was a huge library in town which allowed all people and students to visit for recreation, study, education and even if you’re just looking for a place to sleep.

I asked, and he shrugged. "Well, you are going to Cassandra's place in the evening, so I will not ask you to come to my pack because it'll take time. However, there is this library down a few lanes where we can find some good stuff. The library has an extensive database. I bet there are hardly any books that aren't available in the library," Christian said, and I nodded. "Fine, let's go there. Will we get permission to go outside of school at this hour?" I asked curiously, and he smiled.

My only option, the window was hours from closing. “I have to go back.” I wobble, the pulling on my leg makes me wince. “Please, no one is going to go to the library at this time.” She pats down the empty stop. “Someone might.” She rolls her eyes, she’s right, the library is usually quiet around the afternoon unless there’s someone that needs a book and that’s unlikely because is summer and none dares to step foot inside that building unless is necessary. “I will call you tomorrow.”

After our final class for the day, I head for the library, more than ready to take on my shift for the evening. I need to stay busy. And, with exams drawing close, the library stays open until midnight for students to get in their study sessions without any interruption. Unless you insult a particular ghost that vacates the space. I haven’t seen Tilly for a hot minute, nor think about her—not until I enter the library and see Luca deep in a conversation with Dibella, right by the front desk.

“What is this?” I tore it off and brought it closer to my face. “Special study groups,” I read, skimming through the words. “Only at night, in the renovated library.” “Well that's suspicious,” I said to myself. The renivated library was not open to the public yet, so who would fo there to study and why would they choose to do it at night? There had to be something else happening, so I stuffed the paper into my pocket and went to find the one person that could help me with it at the bookstore.