Your Cloud Library Novels & Stories

He walked to the stage of the theatre and stood watching the students. Without saying a word, the theatre became silent. It was the first time the lecturer was going to lecture them, and they have heard about his strictness from their predecessors. “Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen,” the lecture greeted. “Good afternoon sir,” the theatre echoed. “I suppose most of you here know me, but for the sake of those who don’t know me, I will introduce myself." “I am Prof. L.A Mark, and I will be taking your algorithm and model of computing for this semester. I believe I am dealing with adults, so I expect everyone to be of his or her best behaviour.

ANGELA. “CLOUD!” I called out for Cloud when I saw him walking ahead of me going to our classroom. After hearing me, he immediately looked around and smiled the moment that he saw me. “Good Morning, Angela.” “Good Morning, Cloud ^__^” “I heard you’re guarding the library again?” We continue walking while talking to each other. “Yes, actually I missed being a librarian too that’s why I felt so happy when Miss Courtney told me to be the school librarian again even for just three days.”

Chapter 38 The cult’s whispers clung to Raven’s skin long after she returned from the river. She carried them like unseen scars,words of crowns, fire, and betrayals yet to come. But there was no time to dwell. Trouble was already sharpening its claws inside the Riders’ pack. And its name was Lyandra Draikos.

After rushing through the shower and the delicious meal that Raphael put together for breakfast, I walked into the space Ivan and Klara had set up for me. Everything was as I left it, but that didn't mean a whole lot. Especially in a place I didn't control one hundred percent. Brushing the weird vibe away, I walked to the computer. Booted everything up. Once it was up and running, I went through my process of accessing my cloud accounts. Jasper had set some up for me that weren't the typical commercial kind. Luckily, I'd memorized the process, or I'd be up a creek with zero paddle at the moment.

"Not really. I mean, seriously, how would I explain a stack of file folders with confidential info being given to you? It's not exactly approved reading material." "I guess not." Stu dropped his head as he pondered the dilemma. An idea struck him. "Could you put them in an online cloud and give me access? Then I'd just need to log onto a computer somewhere, say like the library, to access it." "Do you know how long it would take me to scan all those pages?"

She looked at Chalida, who was watching her with a mixture of hope and dread. "It followed us," Chalida whispered. "The Algorithm. It’s not in the server. It’s in the cloud. It’s everywhere." Pim’s thumb hovered over the ‘Delete’ icon. Her hand didn't shake. "It’s not everywhere," she said. "It’s only where we let it exist." She pressed the icon. The screen went black. The silence that followed was absolute. "Is it gone?" Chalida asked, her voice a mere breath.

"Who did this to you? Come on, tell me who it is, and I'll go sort them out for you!" "You're the one who got me mad! Go ahead, hit yourself." "Alright, alright. I was just messing with you. Given the partnership between Lightcloud and M Research Institute, it's only natural that I have access to this institute." It was Lightcloud Corporation, after all! Despite his nonchalance, it was a company that contributed substantially to Cryona's economy.

Isla’s voice cuts through my thoughts sharply enough that I flinch. The library door clicks shut. Tabitha’s footsteps trail in after Isla’s, but looking up is impossible. My focus stays locked on the glass vials. I line them up, counting them again and again, desperate to find order in something small before the rest of my world shatters. Isla doesn’t hesitate. She drops a thick folder onto the desk with a dull, heavy sound. “I got into your dad’s cloud storage,” she says, and her voice sounds strained, like she has pushed herself too far. “And it is worse than we thought. A lot worse.”

No wonder she's really the best assassin in our team. "Oh, hey, looks like the assistant librarian likes you," Cloud said casually. He's always here at the library to study. The more often we see each other here, the more casual he becomes. I just shrugged before sitting near him. "Is that the assignment you need to pass today?" he casually asked. Trying to have a small talk with me. I just nodded before turning my eyes to what to do. I was working my ass out for the assignment when I saw Umbrielle looking like she already had something to do.

Then stepped closer. “Final.” He repeated it slowly. “That’s interesting.” A pause. Long enough to make her uneasy. “Because version 3.2…” Another step. Now there was barely space left between them. “…was never stored locally.” Silence fell. Heavy. Immediate. Nicole blinked rapidly. “It—it was accessible—through the system—” “Through a secured cloud node,” Kael finished. Quiet. Precise. He stepped forward again. She stumbled back. “That node logs everything.”